Young Spaniards Feel New Direction Coming
In Madrid and across Spain, reactions to the death of General Francisco Franco split along age and view. A 24 year old student called for liberty and peace, while others mourned a leader who stabilized the country. Prince Juan Carlos succeeds Franco as chief of State and Spain's first king in 44 years.
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Julie Flint
Associated Press
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Spain
Franco
Jose Maria de Andres Robles
Francisco Franco
Catalonia
Arminum
Pardo Palace
Felipa Sanchez
Juan Carlos
Juan Carlos de Barbon
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Pardo Palacé
Solfia
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Franco Death Casts Shadow On Spain’s Power Transfer
In Madrid liberals hope for gains as General Franco’s death ends his iron rule but leaves power transfer plans looming. With Juan Carlos named acting head of state preparations begin for a new constitutional order while the left and right reassess influence as a new parliament leader may signal liberalization.
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Franco
Juan Carlos
Alejandro Rodriguez de Valcarcel
King Associates Urge Reopen Case On King Murder Inquiry
In Memphis and Washington, civil rights allies urge a new probe of the 1968 King assassination. They cite FBI campaigns to discredit King and electronic surveillance, noting James Earl Ray’s recantation attempts and pushed for a public trial and reinvestigation led by a special investigative team.
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Memphis
FBI
Samuel B. Kyles
King
Kyles
An Kyles
PUSH
Senate
Kig
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Cross Hoover
Henry Starks
St. James Ame
U.S. Atty
Ramsey Clark
FBE
Ray
Winslow Homer and American Naturalism in 19th Century
Boston born Winslow Homer stands among early American naturalists whose work shifted from rural scenes to dramatic New England coast depictions after 1880. His gouache watercolor technique, used in Salt Kettle Bermuda and 16 other works, reflects opaque, layered colors.
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Winslow Homer
Bermuda
National Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C
Homer
New England
Ex Marine's future may include job and suit against corps
Ex Marine lieutenant Mary Niflis says she fears trouble finding civilian employment after discharge and hints at possible legal action against the Marine Corps. She refused to confirm the misconduct allegations while her mother recalls her May 1974 commission and her troubled marriage during basic training.
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Southbury. Conn
Mary Niflis
Marine Corps
McDonald’s
Nations Agree on Safeguards for Nuclear Exports
Seven leading nuclear exporters including the United States, Britain, France, and Japan reached a partial agreement to tighten safeguards on equipment and facilities sold for peaceful nuclear energy. The United States did not secure full backing for a new air embracing control system. The pact aims for uniform rules monitored by the exporting country and the IAEA, but there is no consensus on full fuel cycle safeguards in cases like West Germany and Brazil.
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United States
London
Soviet Union
Britain
France
West Germany
Japan
International Atomic Energy Agency
Brazil
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