Kennedy Seeks Fed Aid for Boston Desegregation
Senator Edward M. Kennedy met with antibusing groups in Boston to probe federal funds for desegregation while signaling unlikely Senate action. He warned leaders that Congress likely won’t pass laws to fund Boston specifically, but pledged to marshal available federal resources locally with ROAR and city officials.
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Boston
Sen. Edward, M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Congress
Ken
Nedy
ROAR
Kennedy
Louise Day Hicks
Senate
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
South Boston
Rita Graut
Thomas Boussy
South Boston High
Richard Laws
Roar Executive Committee
John F. Kennedy
Brookline
Edward W. Brooke
Rmass
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Dmass
Rep
John J. Moskley
I Just Did It Says Boy in Burn Injury
Dennis Montoya, an eight year old, was seriously burned over about 63 percent of his body after apparently dousing himself with flam mable liquid and setting himself on fire in a vacant field near his Albuquerque home. KOB radio reporter Leo Zani and another man helped extinguish the blaze and called an ambulance.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Bernalillo County, Medical Center
Dennis Montoya
Montoya
KOB Radio
Leo Zani
Zani
Gibson Road
Tax cut sparks fight over future spending limits
Fall battle between the White House and Congress over spending limits ended with a congressional promise to try to hold down spending when the tax cut was approved. Ford and Congress claim victory, but the issue will reemerge as proposals are reconsidered and the economy changes.
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White House
Congress
Ford
AsBoth
McFall
Ford Seen as GOP Favorite in New Hampshire Primary
In seven weeks New Hampshire will hold the first presidential primary and Republican leaders say Ford leads Reagan among party regulars. Of 13 county and local chairs, seven favor Ford, one backs Reagan, while five are unsure. Urban chairs split, with conservatives leaning Reagan and liberals toward Ford, suggesting a close race.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Ford
Associated Press
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
David B. Gilchrist
Coos
GOP
New
Hamp
Donald Miner
Rabin Urges US to Block UN Council Over Mideast Talks
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Rabin warned the U N Security Council could stalemate Arab Israeli negotiations if it takes over peace efforts. He urged Washington to veto any move that transfers talks to the council, signaling Israel might press for military options if needed.
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Jerusalem
Yitzhak Rabin
U.N. Security Council
Mideast
United States
State Radio
Rabin
Council
Israel
Washington
Security Council
Henry A. Kissinger
America
U.N. Mideast
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
U.S
Kissinger
Yigal Allen
Eastern strike affects few flights as talks extend
Strike flights mainly to New York and California. Eastern reports little impact on business as 29 extra Miami Fort Lauderdale flights were added to handle tourists returning from holidays. Settlement for flight attendants raises wages with 10 years experience from 10740 to 13500, ongoing talks over guaranteed monthly hours and assignment changes. Results to judge in Miami.
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New York
California
Eastern
Bill Wooten
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Wooten
National
U.S
C. Clyde Atkins
Atkins
National Against the Flight ‘Attendants’ Union
Union Local
The
Air Line Pilots Association
Jordanian premier makes surprise visit to Syria
Jordanian Prime Minister Zeid Rifai met in Damascus on Sunday to press a moderate Arab stance for the January 12 United Nations debate. He says Syria will back a unified, reasonable approach and that Jordan’s tied to Syria positions it to push moderation in inter-Arab talks.
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Jordan
Zeid Rifai
Syria
United Nations
Security Council
In- Sees
Salah Abu Zeid
United States
Israel
U.S
Abu Zeid
Palestine Liberation Organization
Mideast
Damascus
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
West Bank
Isra
Masked Men Kill Three in Ballydoogan and Two in Whitecross
In two separate incidents Sunday near Belfast and Armagh County masked gunmen killed three brothers in Ballydoogan and fatally wounded two men aged 23 and 25 in Whitecross while injuring a third. Authorities blame Protestant extremists amid IRA threats to resume guerrilla warfare and a fragile ceasefire. The Ulster toll rises to 1,401 since the sectarian conflict began, with six fatalities this year. The Provisional IRA Belfast Brigade warned of intensified action unless Britain declares withdrawal from Northern Ireland.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Britain
IRA
Provisional Branch
TRA
Ballydoogan
Whitecross
Armagh
Ulster
Provisionals
London
Winter trek leader loses puppy on world record bid
Canoeist Jerry Pushar, age 25 from Biwabik Minnesota, continues a three year attempt from New Orleans to Alaska. His companion Blizzard the white Samoyed died after falling ill during gales that battered Europe and reset transport networks. Pushar mourns the loss as storms disrupt regions from Germany to Denmark and Switzerland.
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Williams, Minn
Blizzard
Jerry Pushear
Biwabik
Minn
Williams Area
New Orleans
Alaska
Pushear
Pushcar
Ford Message To Amin On Angola May Ease Ties
A U.S. diplomat delivered President Ford s letter to Ugandan President Amin in Kampala on Sunday, outlining Washington s Angola stance. Amin praised the position, but diplomats doubt a rapid U.S. Ugandan rapprochement. Washington closed its Kampala embassy in 1973 after Amin s anti American comments and expelling Marines. The message urged a unity government among Angola s factions.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Angola
Ford
Tdi Amin
Uganda
Kampala
Ralph Lindstrom
U.S
Amin
Washington
Attorn
Fractured US Panther Row Over San Diego Violence Memo
The FBI described a thin line between preventing violence and fomenting it as agents debated a San Diego memo. The Times cited moves to keep violence in check while acknowledging efforts to distance the Bureau from shootings and beatings amid a brutal summer of 1969 with four dead and four wounded.
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the Times
San Diego
FBI
Washington
Sylvester Bell
Black Panther Party
The
Union
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