SNCC plans federal suit to reveal government files
About 200 former SNCC members gathered in Atlanta to authorize a federal FOIA lawsuit seeking access to FBI and other government dossiers on the civil rights group. Julian Bond said New York attorney Victor Rabinowitz will file the suit. Bond reflected on SNCC’s legacy and ongoing activism.
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UAW Chrysler Reach Tentative 3 Year Salaried Pact
United Auto Workers and Chrysler announce a tentative three year contract covering 9 000 salaried workers in U S and Canada avoiding a potential national strike. Details to be reviewed by the UAW Chrysler Council before ratification. Chrysler agreed to contribute 1.2 million to the salaried workers Supplemental Unemployment Benefit Fund.
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Iranian quake kills at least 18 in Vandik village
A severe quake in northeast Iran killed at least 18 and injured 32 as 150 mud-brick homes in Vandik collapsed. The Red Lion and Sun said tremors centered about 40 miles northeast of Tehran measured 6.2 on the Richter scale. Mindanao in the Philippines saw a smaller 0.8 quake with no damage reported and tidal wave warnings issued briefly.
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Readmission of South Africa by FIDE Sparks Debate
In Haifa the International Chess Federation voted 38 to 3 with seven abstentions to readmit South Africa after two years of suspension over racial discrimination charges. The vote saw objections from Britain’s Virgin Isles, Yugoslavia, and New Zealand. Separately, Israel’s women clinched the world title in the Olympiad semifinals with 14 points, England 7, and the Netherlands third, while the U.S. women ranked fourth. In the men’s event the United States led with 32.5 points after a 3 1 victory over Colombia, edging Netherlands 32 and threatening a late chase. Final round looms Tuesday. assembly also deplored Libya’s counter Olympiad in Tripoli.
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No Stampede To Minis Among NYC Designers
New York designers reject the Paris mini craze with a cautious wait and see stance. Geoffrey Keene Bill Blass Halston Kasper Stott Barrie Richard Assadly Cathy Hardwick Donna Karan Gino-Snow Oscar dela Renta weigh in on shorts and short skirts, noting long silhouettes for spring and beach wear as they plan spring collections.
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Ford arrives in Palm Springs for eight day vacation
President Ford touched down at Palm Springs for a post election vacation focusing on golf rest and recreation. He greeted spectators with handshakes after disembarking Air Force One and was hosted at the home of U S Ambassador Leonard Firestone. The stay is planned to last eight days with no announced decisions on future actions.
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Soviet parade honors new defense minister at Moscow mausoleum
Soviet arms show at the annual parade featured defense minister Ustinov reviewing the troops with Lt. Gen. Samuel V. Wilson present from the American embassy. He praised the armed forces as ready to fulfill duty while accusing imperialist circles abroad of trying to halt the world revolutionary process. After the march past, brigades of sportsmen and 100,000 Muscovites paraded for two hours.
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Lebanese Leaders Reluctant to Foreign Troops Patrol
Syrian envoy warns security off Lebanon battlefields while Christian and Muslim leaders clash over Arab force deployment. Sarkis to personally command a 30,000 strong contingent including Syrians Saudis Sudanese Libyans North and South Yemenis and UAE troops.
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Weather forecast for rain in northern New England and western states
Showers expected across northern New England, western Oregon and parts of Montana Idaho and Wyoming Monday per National Weather Service. AP Wirephoto Map.
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