Soviets Say They Seek No Favors In Angolan Fight
In Pravda and Tass, the Soviet Union defends its Angola policy denying pursuit of economic or military gain. It calls for end to foreign intervention and supports MPLA sovereignty while blaming FNLA and UNITA for ongoing conflict.
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Angola
Soviet Union
Pravda
Communist Party
Tass
Africa
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
MLPA
South Africa
MPLA
National Front For the Liberation of Angola
FNLA
National Union For the Total Independence of Angola
UNITA
FBI says bank robberies rise nationwide in 1975
FBI officials report bank robberies up 50 percent in fiscal year 1975 versus 1974, with many banks in suburban centers offering quick getaways. Loot per robbery declined on average from 1973 to 1974, while overall crime rose 11 percent in early 1975.
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Washington
FBI
Benjamin H. Cooke
Clyde E. Whitson
Cooke
Whitson
Miracle birth after Elk River car plunge in West Virginia
George Keaton 23 drove wife Janet to hospital when their car slid into the Elk River. Bus passenger Dennis Tawney and others pulled them free from the water. Janet gave birth to a six pound two ounce boy at the hospital. Keaton and Olen Myers were injured. Myers broke an arm.
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George Keaton
Glendenin
W. Va
Janet
Elk River
Dennis Tawney
Keaton
Tawney
Olen Myers
Elkview
Myers
FTC Seeks New Rules Requiring Used Car Disclosures
The FTC proposes rules to ban false claims about used car quality and require dealers to disclose mileage prior use repairs and any warranty details on a window sticker. Violations could cost up to 10000 per day. Rules target dealers, not individual sellers, and final adoption may take 18 months with public comment.
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Washington
Theederal Trade Commission
FTC
Godwin To Testify On Kepone Hearing In Washington
Gov Mills Godwin will testify before a U S Senate subcommittee on Kepone in Virginia. The hearing aims to learn more about neurological disorders in Hopewell linked to Kepone contamination after the James River was closed from Richmond to the Chesapeake Bay.
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Mills Godwin
Virginia
U. S. Senate
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Hopewell
Godwin
James River
Richmond
Chesapeake Bay
Environmental Protection Agency
Life Science Products Co
Allied Chemical Corp
Allen
Agricultural, Research and General Legislation
EPA
Food and Drug Administration
The
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Ford vetoes picketing measure amid labor dispute
President Ford vetoed a bill expanding picketing rights for construction unions. Labor Secretary Dunlop, who championed the measure, weighs resignation as Congress failed to reach a veto override, citing fears of higher costs and job losses in construction.
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Ford
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Secretary of Labor
Republican Party
Dunlop
White House
Former Aides Favor New King Probe
Memphis associates and former King aides react to CBS News and Dan Rather call for an independent inquiry into Martin Luther King Jr. death. Prosecution and FBI officials offer mixed views on a possible new investigation and conspiracy theories.
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New King
Memphis, Tenn
Martin Luther King Jr
King
James Earl Ray
CBS News
Dan Rather
Samuel Kyles
Lorraine Motel
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John Dunlop
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People United To Save Humanity
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