Rebel airmen buzz downtown Buenos Aires amid Peron crisis
Rebel air force units seized radios and threatened to replace the Peronist government as aircraft buzzed the Plaza de Mayo for a third day. Government leaders debated force, with talks of starving rebels via blockades while loyal troops held key bases and Mrs. Peron faced growing pressure to quit.
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Congress And Ford Both Lay Claim To Tax Cuts
President Ford and Congress claim victory in blocking a January tax increase, with a compromise plan keeping 1976 withholding similar to 1975. The measure expands 1975 cuts slightly and outlines tax tables showing impacts across income groups under various scenarios for early 1976.
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Weather outlook for North and South Carolina today
North Carolina mostly sunny and warmer with highs upper 40s and mountain cloudiness. South Carolina mostly sunny with highs in the 60s and cooler nights in mid 20s to mid 30s coast. Some clouding tonight with light snow flurries possible in western mountains no accumulation, extended outlook through Wednesday shows mild temperatures and fair skies with gradual cooling.
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Associated Press
Questions Arise Over Surrender in Moluc Cause
In Amsterdam, a promise by the Dutch government to discuss Moluc grievances led to the surrender of 25 hostages after 16 days at the Indonesian consulate. Dutch leaders stressed no concession, while a second Moluc group holding 23 hostages on a hijacked train near here also surrendered.
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Andries van Agt
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Iesieges
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Manugama
Moluccas
Indonesia
Max van der Stoel
Holland
Ford Kissinger decry Senate Angola aid ban
Washington AP Ford says Senate ban on CIA covert aid to Angola would seriously violate U S national interests. Senate vote 4 to 22 blocks CIA use of funds in defense bill. Kissinger calls ban disastrous for U S foreign policy and cautions against abandoning responsibilities.
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High Point Enterprise
Ford, Kissinger
Angola
Washington
Ford
U.S
United States
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
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House
Defense Department
CIA
Henry A. Kissinger
Joan Little Returns To Women's Prison
Joan Little is back in the women's prison three days after release on 25000 bond while appealing a breaking and entering conviction. A statewide alert was issued after the state Supreme Court refused to hear her appeal, and she faces a potential 10 to 15 year sentence if convicted.
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Raleigh
Joan Litte
Durham County
Miss Little
Appeals Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Beaufort County
Clarence Alligood
State Supreme Court
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