Kissinger Nairobi Safari In Masai Mara Encounter
Secretary Kissinger enjoyed a day off from the Africa tour with a wildlife safari in Kenya’s Masai Mara near Keekorok. Dozens of cameramen and reporters followed as zebras gazelles and giraffes kept their distance and Kissinger joked about animals on his plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keekorok
Kenya
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Anthony Marshall
United Nations Conference On Trade and Development
Nairobi
Masai Mara
Serengeti
Tanzania
Kissin- Ber
Soviet Union
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Africa
Beneficiary Named In Hughes Will Cleared Of Forgery
Melvin Dummar, beneficiary named in Howard Hughes purported will, was tried in 1969 in Mineral County Nevada on a forgery charge and acquitted by a 10-2 jury vote. The charge, related to cashing a $251 Basie Inc payroll check, was dropped. Dummar, later in Willard Utah, avoided comment through attorney Roger Dutson, who said the case is a dead issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Bettis
Ummar
Dummar
Willard
Utah
E Capitan
Nevada
Basie, Inc
Gables
JM. Barry
Barry
Basie
Roger Dutson
Italy to vote June 20 21 amid turmoil and Communist bid
Italy set national elections for June 20 21 as caretaker government seeks vote amid financial strains and rising violence. The contest pits Christian Democrats against Communists who may join government for first time since 1948. Local and regional polls also to be held in Rome Bari and Sicily. The lira slid to a record low 902.95 per dollar as campaigns begin. News also notes St Januarius miracle delay and a kidnapping report. Soviet purchases of US grain totaled 16.2 million tons for delivery by Sept 30 under 1975 and 5 year wheat corn pact begins Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Christian Democrats
NATO
Bari
Sicily
Talian
Naples
Soviet Union
U.S
Drought continues across England amid rain plea and water ration talk
Britain faces a severe drought with reservoirs at two centuries lows and water authorities planning rationing. British Rail reports brollies left on trains have halved in a year as weather and IRA incidents influence behavior. Authorities spend millions on emergency boreholes and mobile water treatment, while a Botswana prayer trip seeks rain with little success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Oxford Street
British Rail
Paddington Station
England
Wessex
Thomas Hardy
Water Authority
Anthony Young
Botswana
Africa
Korean Opposition Leader Goes On Trial
The trial of Kim Dae-jung and 17 other prominent South Koreans including church leaders opens on Tuesday. A 25-member legal team defends figures such as former president Yun Po-sun and opposition lawmaker Chyung Il hyung with his wife Lee Tai-young, plus five priests and four clergymen, over charges of agitating for uprisings against President Park Chung-hee following a March 1 ecumenical Mass manifesto calling for democracy and Park’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Kim Dae-jung
Chung Hee Park
Yun Po-sun
Chyung Ilhyung
Lee Tai-young
Park
Carter gains momentum in New Jersey primary push
Carter draws internal support as Bayh endorsement spreads and New Jersey party bosses signal leaning. Essex County Chairman Harry Lerner says Carter looks unstoppable, releasing Jackson delegates and labor delegates while planning tight security for the trial court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Carter
Udair
Fred Harris
Bayh
New Jersey
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Harry Lerner
Essex County
Newark
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Charles Marciante
Jackson
Lerner
Hostages Released In Ethiopia
Two Americans Steven Campbell and James Harrell and a British worker were released by Eritrean rebels in Sudan after kidnapping in Ethiopia July 14 last year. Campbell and Harrell, civilian technicians for the US naval facility in Asmara, were with Collins International Service Organization. The British consul’s representative, W. H. Burwood Taylor, was also freed. Accords followed long U.S. government involvement, with no ransom paid per policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ethiopia
State Department
Mainday
Steven Campbell
San Leandro
Calif
James Harcell
Milwaukee
Sudan
Department
John Trattner
Popular Liberation Forces
W. H. Burwood Taylor
Al+ Mara
Traltner
Campbell
Harrell
Asmara
Collins International Service Organization
Dallas
Collins
Trattner
U.S
Italians Play Deadly Serious Protest Against Institutions
An AP report from Rome details a wave of attacks on Italy’s sacred cows including the Catholic Church, the army, state media, and the judiciary. Sociologists call it desecration as Pope Paul VI faces sexual allegations at pulpit, while Bank of Italy and President Leone are target of scrutiny tied to a Lockheed payoff scandal codename antelope cobbler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Redmont
Associated Press
ROME
Paul VI
Bank of Italy
Giovanni Leone
Lockheed
Tempo
Italy
Eugenio Scalfari
la Repubblica
Scalfan
Chrisian Democratic Party
Europe
Contitued from Pazene election finance debate note
Report covers campaign finance limits under the 1974 law, noting reductions for national party committees and transfers for other political committees. Italian political climate and June elections loom as Tempo slander case and Church backed party shifts add tension.
Nixon Feud Over Disclosure Rights Cited by Lawyers
Nixon's legal team contends Congress avoided targeted requests for executive branch disclosures, accusing it of using a blunt tactic to strip a former president of control over his papers. They argue lawmakers departed long standing practice that permits presidents to manage their own documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court
Nixon
Conress
Executive Branch
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
African Safari
Ford
South
Indiana
Alabama
Georgia
Reagan
Texas
Kansas City
Ogden
Dutson
Isday
National Weather Service
NOAA
California
Canadian
Montana
Florida
Dakota
North Korea
Communist Party
Rodong Shinmun
Donald Fraser
D-Minn
WLS
Korea
Myungdong
Joseph Pulitzer
St. Louis
Pulitzer
New York
St.Louis
Jefferson
William and Mary College
Virginia
Cany Allright Auto Park
Danville Hearing Aid Center
Malin Strast—Arcade
Victor Lobs
Mgr
Se Scrat Vipia
She
Scien
Pazene
Senate
Hugh Scott
Leow
House
Democratic
Republican
National Party
Piergiorgio Morerio
Milan
Tiny Town
P.O
Danville
Register and Bee
Ormville Ri
Register
the Bee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!