Thai Coup Failure Fizzles as Leaders Exiled to Taiwan
About 300 soldiers attempted a takeover of Thailand's military backed government but the bid collapsed. Gen Chalard Hiranyashi and several rebels fled the country, while ISOC headquarters and Radio Thailand were retaken. Casualties were unclear as loyal troops regained control.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Chalard Hiranyashi
Taiwan
Chalard
Internal Security Operations Command
ISOC
Radio Thailand
Bhumipal Adulyadej
9Th Division
1St Army
Aroon Tavatasin
Army
Tanin Kraivixien
Tanin
Televisin
Serm Na Nakorn
Prasert Thammasiri
Prasert
Weather To Figure In Food Price Hike
US forecasters say consumer food prices may rise 4 to 5 percent this year and up to 10 percent next year if weather remains unfavorable. The Agriculture Department’s Situation Board cites winter drought and cold as drivers, with recent rains potentially easing the outlook.
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U.S
Washington
Agriculture ’S and Situation Board
Farm board warns of tight crops and higher food costs
The board says soil moisture in the Corn Belt and West Coast remains well below normal, risking lower yields for major field crops even with good weather. A rise in feedgrain could lift beef poultry eggs pork and dairy prices, while weather damage may reduce supplies and lift wholesale and retail food prices overall.
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Corn
Iauman
Co Ae
Carter Shifts Focus From Breeder Reactors To Uranium Plants
President Carter plans to de emphasize plutonium and breeder reactors and rely on uranium powered plants. Energy adviser James R Schlesinger said the switch aims to reduce nuclear weapons risk and focus on fusion research. Cancellation would halt the Clinch River fast breeder project in Tennessee and the Barnwell plutonium plant.
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Washington
Carter
James R. Schlesinger
White House
Cade
United States
Clinch River
Tenn
Barnwell
S.C
Schlesinger
Norman Kraeuter
Holly Hill
Fla
Gordon Shaw
Calif
Stephen Jones
Pennsylvania State University
Vance Visits Moscow As Talks On Arms And Rights Begin
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance arrives in Moscow for discussions with Soviet leaders led by Leonid Brezhnev and Andrei Gromyko. Carter signals a broad agenda including nuclear arms limits and human rights, while Tass cautions against U.S. interference in internal Soviet affairs.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Cyrus R. Vance
Kremlin
Middle East
Vance
Tass
U.S
America
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Andrei A. Gromyko
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Presi
Dent Carter
Indian Ocean
Africa
Carter
Washington
Greensboro Bell workers sue Bell Labs over transfer
Twenty two Bell Laboratories employees led by R D Hucks file a 3.8 million lawsuit against Bell Labs and AT&T. They allege unfair treatment and say a transfer to Whippany New Jersey would force veterans to quit without severance pay. Moving costs would be paid but morale remains low as the Guilford Center unit closes.
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Grensboro
N.C
R. D. Hucks
Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc
Hucks
New Jersy
Bell Laboratory
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
Bell Laboratories
Western Electric Co
Guilford Center
Bell Labs
Whippany
N.J
New Jersey
Murray Hill
Greensboro
Bob Caleo
New Jerse
Associated Press
Bell Lab
BELL
Adopted Sisters Sue State Over Adoption Records Access
Four Florida sisters reconciled after 41 years seek to change adoption laws and obtain 400 000 dollars. They want parental and sibling information included in records accessible to adoptees at age 18. Sisters Agnes Olier Dorothy Wiley Carolyn McIntire and others recall being abandoned with a brother in 1935 while their mother faced charges.
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Miami
Florida
Carolyn McIntire
McIntire
Agnes
Winter Haven
Olier
Lakeland
Dorothy Wiley
Romulus
Mich
Gerald
Evie Melvin
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