NOW Fights Removal Of The Dog Next Door Book
In Rockville Maryland NOW leads a Montgomery County effort to remove the second grade reader The Dog Next Door from classrooms claiming it contains sexist insults. A textbook committee found the book sexist in part but allowed continued use.
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Camaraderie mood marks Philippine air hijack aftermath
John Mallett, Andrew Macs, and Martha Talton recall a two day hijack on a Philippine Airlines jet in Mindanao in which 10 hostages died and six young Moslem hijackers were among those killed. Passengers describe a surprising camaraderie that formed with the hijackers and crew during the siege.
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Ford Campaign Tactics Shift Amid Primary Push
Ford defends record and shifts critique from Reagan. He avoids naming opponents while pressing a peace, prosperity, and trust narrative. Kissinger's future role and Rockefeller stance arise as internal campaign shifts unfold amid foreign policy debates.
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Military experts warn Beirut could be reduced to rubble
Beirut faces intensified civil war as leftist and Christian armed groups deploy Soviet Katyusha and Grad rockets along with American 155 mm howitzers. Officials tally over 25,000 dead in four months. battles flare east and west of the capital around Zahleh and Zgharia as both sides claim heavy weapon supply from Soviet and American sources.
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Stalingrad
Yasir Arafat
Antiabortion Candidate Says Thanks Collapsing Crowds
Democratic presidential candidate Ellen McCormack visited South Dakota to thank loyal followers rather than seek delegates in the June 1 primary. Across nine pri maries she has won four delegates, with poor vote shares, and her campaign reports $295000 in contributions and $170000 in matching funds. a Brookings banquet sold 200 tickets at $7.50 each.
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GOP Presidential See-Saw Tilts Back To Ford For A Week
The GOP contest tilts to Ford as Pennsylvania delegates join him and New York momentum grows. Carter gains for the Democrats with 113 delegates, but Ford leads in committed GOP delegates 376 to 340, with Tuesday’s six primaries shaping the race. Ford campaigns in Oregon and California while Reagan eyes Tennessee and Kentucky.
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