Ford smiles as Mayaguez crew rescued in secret White House dinner
President Ford, hosting a White House dinner with Dutch Prime Minister Jo hannes Van Uyl, learned that all 40 crew members of the cargo ship Mayaguez had been rescued. Secretary Schlesinger called to report the successful operation as Ford moved from somber to happy. In the Oval Office were Kissinger Rumsfeld Scowcroft and Maj McFarland.
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Shah of Iran Heads to Washington for Ford Meeting
The Shah of Iran visits Washington to dine with President Ford and confer with Henry Kissinger. He may approve a $300 million Pan Am loan secured by jetliners and hotels, with Pan Am stockholders previously briefed. The couple and a 40‑strong party stayed in Williamsburg. arrival delayed as landing airport was resolved.
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Supreme Court to rule on move of Little murder trial
The North Carolina Supreme Court may decide this week whether to overturn a lower court order moving Joan Little's first degree murder trial from Beaufort County to Raleigh. Beaufort County District Attorney William Griffin and special prosecutor John Wilkinson seek to void the change, arguing venue may only move to an adjacent county. Little's lawyers counter that the state lacks right to appeal and that McKinnon's order was proper to assure a fair trial. The judge moved the trial May 1 after pretrial hearings in Washington, D C. Little, a Black woman, is charged in the stabbing death of jailer Clarence Alligood, 62, whose body was found in a cell she fled.
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Senate Delays Slow Refugee Aid Funds
Washington AP Senate delays dim prospects for final congressional approval this week of funds for Indochinese refugees though the House approved 405 million for refugee aid. Debate over establishing an Agency for Consumer Advocacy delayed action. the House set a 507 million ceiling with 353 to 54 vote against limiting spending.
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