Cardinal Mindszenty Dies Still In Exile
Cardinal Mindszenty, longtime opponent of both Nazis and Communists, died in exile. The text recalls his asylum in the Budapest embassy since 1956, his bitter clashes with Vatican and Washington, and decades of imprisonment and torture before a fragile release during deStalinization.
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Cardinal Mindszenty
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Budapest
Vatican
Washington
Esztergom
Hungary
Mindszenty
Bela Kun
Pius XII
College of Cardinals
Rome
Stalin
Soviet Bloc
Boy Rescued From Narrow Well Appears To Be Okay
Michael Smith spent nearly five hours in chest-high water after falling into a nine inch irrigation well near Miami. He was pulled to safety by rescuers, revived during air transport, and woke overnight in satisfactory condition with observation planned.
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Barbara Smith
Michael
Miami
Fla
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Michael Smith
Cindy DeSalvo
Doug Jewett
Ford Encouraged by Support on Vietnam Refugee Issue
President Ford defended his clemency program for Vietnam era deserters while pressuring Congress to back refugee admissions. He stressed no conspiracy links in Cuba talks and said meetings with Sadat and Rabin would not signal a new policy push. Emergency weather struck at midwest towns with the Wentworth complex taking major damage and residents evacuated.
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Cuba
John F. Kennedy
Anwar Sadat
Yitzhak Rabin
United States
Middle East
U.S
Vietnam
Ford
White House
L. Dean Brown
Senate
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Scott
Ron Nessen
Storer Sitees
Wentworth
Ralston
Beryle Scott
Wentworth Complex
Everthing
Thailand Holds Planes as US Suspends Removal
Thai Foreign Minister Chatichai Choonhayan announced Washington agreed to suspend removing 122 South Vietnamese military planes held in Thailand amid the Vietnam era aftermath. Witnesses say 25 aircraft had already been moved to the Midway Gulf. Bangkok weighs ownership with Saigon and Washington while North Korea prepares a diplomatic visit.
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Chatichai Choonhayan
United States
State Department
Washington
Midway
Gulf of Thailand
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Saigon
North Vietnam
North Korea
Bangkok
Chatichai
U.S
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
America
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