Ford Says Cuba Angolan Action Ends US Ties
President Ford said Cuba sent 4000 to 6000 troops to Angola, damaging relations with the United States and hindering detente. He criticized Soviet and Cuban dominance, urged freedom for Angola to decide its fate, and noted Senate cuts on CIA aid to anti-Soviet factions. He also signaled plans on tax reform and an energy bill.
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Ford
Cuba
Angola
United States
Congressional Action
Senate
U.S
Soviets May Yield On Angola Stand In Detente Effort
Moscow officials stress Angola involvement is strategic yet not allowed to threaten detente with the United States. Western diplomats note Moscow aims to keep relations with Africa and Washington stable while moderating anger over Soviet support for MPLA. The MPLA, FNLA, and UNITA factions compete for control as international players back different sides.
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Soviet Union
Angola
United States
U.S
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
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No Place To Go Bags Stuck As Planes Grounded By Fog
Travelers faced long delays at Seattle Tacoma International as aircraft were grounded by dense fog and a United Airlines strike added to the disruption. Shuttle lines lengthened and baggage mounted in crowded terminals as flights remained halted.
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Seattle-Tacoma International
United Airlines
Ford Remarks At A Glance From Informal News Conference
Highlights from President Ford's Saturday news conference cover Cuba's Angola troop infiltration and souring relations with Cuba, Soviet interference in Angola, plans to sign the 518 billion tax bill and seek a 10 billion tax cut, Ford's re election stance, and a pending decision on an energy bill as Monday deadline nears.
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Soviet Union
Cuba
Ford
Congress
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Angela
U.S
Washington
Help With Marriage License Copy And Local Parking Rules
Reader asks how to obtain a copy of a Chesterfield South Carolina marriage license. Answer outlines verification by local vital records or probate office for pre July 1950 events, with costs typically $1 to $2. Also cites city ordinance Sec 1992 on blocking driveways and suggests contacting neighbor or city traffic engineer for no parking signs. The letter also includes a heartfelt plea about holiday poverty and encouraging charitable giving.
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S.C. Anon
Vital Statistics Division
Board of Health
South Carolina
Anon. A
Rebels Hold Moron Base as Air Attacks Press Peron
Government jets bombed rebel Moron air base amid threats to raid the President Isabel Peron’s Buenos Aires executive mansion. The war college chief Brig. Gen. Rodolfo Mujica joined the revolt, while Peron resisted resignation as tensions rise and officials evacuate the presidential area.
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Argentina
Moron
Isabel Peron
National War College
Juan D
Ficers
Peron
Air Force
Inside Reading school columns and sections
A fragmented OCR listing shows sections and page labels from a newspaper, including Inside Reading, SCHOOL Columns, LET'S Talk, NURSING Students Concerned, Editorial, Women's News, Sports, Television Entertainment, Obituaries, Classifieds, and section codes such as 1B 2B 4A 5. The text reflects layout references rather than a coherent story, indicating a page index or table of contents snapshot from the paper. No individuals or events are described.
Foreclosures on U S Homes Down Despite Unemployment
Washington AP reports foreclosure rates on home mortgages fell to 4.2 per 1000 in the September quarter, the lowest in four years, despite 8.3 percent unemployment. Behind payments stand at 4.3 percent, down from prior quarter. analysts see effort by buyers to maintain equity amid recession worries.
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U.S
Washington
Mortgage Bankers Association of America
Could It Really Be Saint Nick Flight From North Pole?
Greenville AP reports air controller William Riley describes a pre flight plan for Christmas Eve with high altitudes over ice floes then hedge hopping to many stops. The pilot lists North Riley as the origin and the exact aircraft type and landing details remain unclear due to radio transmission loss.
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William Riley
North Riley
Federal Aviation Administration
Spartanburg
Riley
North Pole
Clemson student keeps embryo alive outside shell
Clemson junior Bruce Dunn solved a way to keep a chicken embryo alive outside the shell. He achieved 50 percent survival to day 18, aiming to extend viability for scientific use while pursuing a Ph.D and distinction. Dunn, initially self-taught, joined Clemson after intriguing professors who backed his breakthrough.
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Clemson University
Bruce Dunn
Dunn
Air Force Academy
Stanford
Onte
Distinction
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