U S Marines to Thailand over Cambodian ship demand
US officials said Marines would be flown to Thailand to pressure Cambodia for the return of a seized US cargo ship. Thailand’s Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj rejected using Thai bases for action against Cambodia amid ongoing diplomacy. Secretary Fussinger signaled patient diplomacy while noting readiness to act if needed.
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United States
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Ford
Cambodia
Pentagon
Bangkok
Kukrit Pramoj
Henry A. Fussinger
Missouri
Jacob Javits
Javits
Congress
Subic Bay
Philippines
Japa
Okinawa
Algan
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Kukrit
National Security Council
Refugee Aid Bill Clears House Panel for Indochina Relief
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 405 million refugee aid bill for Indochina, rejecting a 372 million cut. Debate centered on costs and assumptions from Ford advisers while highlighting urgency to aid resettlement for about 130,000 refugees and potential Senate action forthcoming.
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House Appropriations Committee
Otto FE Passman
D-La
Edward Roush
Dind
Emer
Ford
Clarence Long
D-Md
Congress
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
United States
Ford Administration
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee On Foreign Operations
John J Sparkman
Dala
Senate votes near on consumer advocacy agency bill
Senate moves to curtail debate and vote on creating an independent Consumer Advocacy Agency for federal regulators. Supporters say it would expose costly practices and protect buyers, while opponents warn of a powerful new bureaucratic layer and unchecked power led by a consumer czar.
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Senate
Ford
America
Sa Spice
Charles H Percy
Bill
Congress
Sendames B Allen
D-Ala
Bor
Len Abraham A Ribicoff
Dconn
Dismissal in armed takeover case at Alexian Brothers novitiate
Dodge County Judge Henry Gergen Jr. dismissed charges against 26 people involved in the 34 day occupation of the Alexian Brothers novitiate near Gresham Wisconsin. The case arose from the rambling north woods estate deeded to the Menominee tribe.
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Juneau
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Alexian Brothers
Gresham
Gergen
Votes to Sustain Farm Bill Sought
Washington AP reports veterans and 3 former Agriculture Department veterans hired by farm groups are lobbying to override President Ford’s veto on a one year farm bill. House debates to sustain or override aim for a two thirds majority after a 259-162 House vote and 37-25 Senate vote.
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Iap
Agriculture Department
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House
Ford
Paul Findles
Ford S .Et
H Willis Tibler
Theational Music Producers Federation
Senate
Sweet and Sour Pork Misadventure Told by Reader
A reader recounts a kitchen mishap with sweet and sour pork. The cook followed a recipe to coat pork in cornstarch, but saved a tablespoon for the sauce and accidentally used it all. The gravy thickened to a silly putty like texture.
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Sandy Hodzinski
North Vietnam Troops In Saigon Amid Looting After Surrender
The article sketches North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops strolling Saigon like tourists after the April 30 surrender. It notes looting by both sides, the quick collapse of South Vietnamese forces, and contrasts the disciplined Marines with the massed North Vietnamese troops. It describes market bargaining, radio purchases, and the deglamorized, moralistic view of Hanoi troops.
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Noor
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Trans Top Army
Unity Boulevard
Nha Trang
Ky Nhan
Sony Radio
Want Ads Advice Line Promotes Classified Contact
Herald Times Reporter invites readers to use its want ads service. Call 6a4-4433 or 793-1317 and ask for an Advisor to place or discuss advertisements. The notice emphasizes direct assistance and a prompt connection to ad placement.
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Herald-Times-Reporter
Scattered Showers To Replace Sunshine In Wisconsin
The National Weather Service expects a low pressure system to bring scattered showers to extreme northwestern Wisconsin Tuesday night and eastern Wisconsin Wednesday, replacing the previous high. Lows drop to the 40s Tuesday night with highs near 70 Wednesday except near Lake Michigan, followed by cloudy days and further showers Thursday through Saturday. Local lows and hourly temperatures are noted for Eagle River Manitowoc and Two Rivers.
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National Weather Service
Lake Michigan
Eagle River
Rhinelander
Manitowoc
Two Rivers
Manitowoc City Sees First Fatal Crash of Miller Driver
Anthony J Muller aged 39 of Manitowec died four minutes after his car crashed head on into a tree on Waldo Boulevard early Tuesday morning. Police and firefighters responded. autopsy pending. Muller, a radiology chief at Halk Family Hospital, had worked there 19 years.
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Anthony J Miller
Manitowoc
Waldo Boulevard
Manitowec
Anthony J Muller
W4mn
St. Manitowec
Walda Boulevard
South 15Th Street
Las
Siler
St. Mars Hospital
School of Radology
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Halk Famuly F Hospital
Lechician
Beloiot shooting ends with suspect’s suicide
In Beloit Wisconsin a 22 year old man shot and killed his girlfriend Marjorie Hounsell 41 and her daughter Kim 21 as they emerged from a clinic then killed himself after firing at two doctors. Billie Jorgenson described the killer’s chilling gaze between shots and a long standing quarrel with Hounsell.
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Beloit
Wis
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Jorgenson
Robert A. Janowski Jr
Marjorie J. Hounsell
Kim
Janowski
Miss Hounsell
John Mizerka
Miss Heunsell
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