Saigon After Evacuation A City Rebuilds Under PRG
AP dispatch from Saigon describes a dimmed city with Ho Chi Minh on display at Independence Palace. The PRG governs via Military Management Committee under Tran Van Tra, imposing austere controls, closing banks, regulating rice, and cracking down on crime while refugees return and fields are tilled rather than bombed.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Tu Do Street
Times Square
Ho Chi Minh
Independence Palace
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Taiwan
United States
Provisional Revolutionary Government
PRG
Ford and Franco meet as bases fate looms in Spain
President Ford meetsGen Francisco Franco and Spanish officials in Madrid to discuss U.S. bases amid likely shutdown. Hartman says at least one of four bases will close and negotiations resume in Washington mid June. Ford lauds decades of Atlantic security as crowds greet the leaders.
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Madrid
Spain
Ford
Francisco Franco
U.S
Arthur Hartman
Europe
Washington
Hartman
Franco
el Pardo Palace
NATO
Brussels
America
General Francisco Franco
Butler Proposals Seek Allowing States to Escape Voting Act
Washington AP Republican amendments would let states escape coverage of the Voting Rights Act when the measure is debated in the House this week. Butler notes House conservatism may boost adoption. disagreements arise with Democrats Badilio and Jordan who oppose weakening proposals. Civil rights groups push against changes to the 965 law.
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Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Waldwell Butler
R-Va
Butler
Herman Badilio
New York
Barbara Jordan
Texas
U.S. District Court
Supreme Court
Morning Classifieds and News Section Teaser
The page lists sections and page numbers for the daily newspaper, including Amusements, Classified Ads, Crossword, Editorials, Local News, Sports, Television, and Women's News. It shows a four-section, 48-page structure with section codes and page ranges.
Season Opens as Hurricanes May Target East Coast
Miami AP reports the 1975 hurricane season begins with forecasters predicting a shift toward eastern seaboard activity. Dr Jerome Namias notes warm winters created warm waters fueling storms while Neil Frank of the National Hurricane Center cautions that past three years saw weaker, fewer storms and offers no forecast of this season's total.
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Gulf of Mexico
Miami
East Coast
Carolinas
New York
Rhode Island
Mississippi
Texas
Lousiana
Jerome Namias
Namiias
Florida
Neil Frank
National Hurricane Center
Hee
Farin’advancce
Frank
Reagan predicts Kennedy will be Democratic nominee in 1976
Former Gov. Ronald Reagan told the Georgia Republican Convention that Democrats will nominate Sen. Edward M. Kennedy in 1976 to deny Alabama Gov. George Wallace the nomination. Reagan urged Republicans to back him as Southern leaders forecast a Reagan bid, while a convention resolution backing him was defeated. Reagan said Kennedy could emerge at the Democratic convention to unite the party, calling him a potential reluctant savior and a tough opponent if challenged.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Georgia
Atlanta
Reagan
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Alabama
George Wallace
Atlanta, Ga
Edward M. Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Ford
Bob Shaw
Wallace
Tne
Preston Stokes
Chatham County
Don K. Clements
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Heagar
Seniors Celebrate White House Prom At Holton Arms
Couples arrive nervous and excited for Susan Ford led senior prom at the White House. Students from Holton Arms arrive by gate, posing for photographers as Secret Service screens names. Susan Ford attends with friends Elison and Reagan Golubin and Barbara Manfuso.
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Susan
White House
Washington
Holton Arms School
Susan Ford
Washington Monument
Secret Service
Elison and
Reagan Golubin
Barbara Manfuso
Chevy
Two N. C. Deputies Killed and Suspect Declared Outlaw
In Clemmons North Carolina a judge declared Morrey Joe Campbell an outlaw as over a hundred law officers pressed a manhunt for those involved in the shooting that killed Wayne Gaither and Jack Remgar two Forsyth County deputies. Campbell is urged to surrender and citizens may kill him if he does not comply. Authorities linked Campbell to a Davie County case including an officer assault charge.
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Clemmons
N.C
Morrey Joe Campbell
Superior Court
Thomas W. Seay Jr
Campbell
H.W. Zimmerman Jr
Lexington
Zimmerman
Wayne Gaither
Baine County
Forsyth County
Gaither
Davie County
Mocksville
Robert Purvis
Forsyth Gepostes
U. S. 158
Two N C Judges Packing Pistols
Two North Carolina Superior Court judges admit carrying pistols for self defense amid threats and high tension. Judge James Pow Bailey and Judge Donnie Smith describe their weapons, cases of guarded moments, and a culture of fear among judges, district attorneys, and police.
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North Carolina
Superior Court
James Pou Bailey
Walther
Raleigh, NC
James Pow Bailey
Bailey
Donnie Smith
Smith
Atty
Burney Mitchell
Raleigh
Weather Summary for Virginia and North Carolina
VIRGINIA showers and thundershowers tapering off by Sunday. High Sunday near 70s, night cool with off west. NORTH CAROLINA partly cloudy with scattered showers Sunday, cooler Monday. Highs near 70s, mountains in 60s. lows in 50s to mid 60s. Downtown Weather Log notes calm winds, no major systems, 0.24 inch precipitation in the 24 hours.
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Virginia
North Carolina
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