Ford to Announce Stopgap NYC Aid Tonight
President Ford plans a nationally broadcast news conference at the White House to unveil a stopgap plan to aid New York City as banks and pension funds refinance the city debt. The proposal aims to provide up to 2.5 billion in loans or guarantees to avert default and complete Gov. Carey’s plan.
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Ford
Nyc
Washington
New York City
White House
New York
Union Pension Funds
Hugh Carey
Albany
Ford Administration
Associated Press
Carey
State Municipal Assistance Corp
Action Line questions answered on recipes maps and care
Readers seek guidance on a vinegar pie recipe and full city maps. extensions in Greensboro provide recipe resources, library access, and contact numbers. Other inquiries cover a Greensboro Sears credit issue, Springfield Museum hours by appointment with no admission fee, local singles group interest, and insurance questions answered by doctors or employers.
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Action Line
FSA
Home Economics
Greensboro
Guilford County
Public Library
Springfield
Springfield Friends Meeting
Anon
Death Camp Murder Of Jews Housewife On Trial For Atrocities
A former New York housewife Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan and 13 other former Nazi death camp guards went on trial in Düsseldorf for mass murder at Lublin Poland. She faces possible life imprisonment with Poland seeking the death penalty for her role in sending more than 1 700 inmates to their deaths. The proceeding marks a major war crimes case aiming to hold aging officials accountable for the Holocaust’s death camps.
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Duesseldorf
West Germany
New York
Lublin
Poland
Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan
Ryan
Auschwitz
Frankfurt
Hermann Hackmann
Treblinka
Sobibor
Belzec
Hackmann
Mrs. Ryan
Osnabrueck
Russell Ryan
U.S
Austria
United States
Canada
Pearl Bailey Voices Unity at United Nations Assembly
Pearl Bailey made her UN General Assembly debut with a prepared speech appealing for truth and brotherhood. She challenged Cuban remarks on Puerto Rico, asserting U.S. and Puerto Rican choices and calling for focus on the agenda.
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United Nations, N.Y
Pearl Bailey
United Nations General Assembly
Miss Bailey
U.S. Assembly
Ricardo Alarcon
U.S
Cuba
Puerto Rico
United States
Communist Uprising Put Down in Portugal
In Lisbon pro Communist revolt within the armed forces collapsed as loyalist commanders and armor surrounded the capital. A leftist military policeman was killed in Lisbon, a Communist trade unionist shot in Oporto, while holdout paratroopers and airmen at Montijo base began surrender negotiations. Rebels at three other bases surrendered overnight with no bloodshed.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Oporto
Montijo
Tagus
Operator Balks At Diapers For Horses
Charleston horse and buggy operators refuse to obey a city diaper ordinance set to take effect in December. Daniel Hydrick says his horses are dignified and invested in, dismissing the idea of diapers as humiliating and a joke to the world. Harry Wagner echoes the view, while Alderman McGee pushed the measure for cleanup and Young asked for a diaper amendment amid a dispute with lady guides. Operators note carrying more than 15,000 passengers last year and accuse the proposal of political motive tied to rival groups.
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Charleston
S.C
Daniel E. Hydrick
Hydrick
Joseph Young
Chamber of Commerce
Lady Guide
McGee and Young
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Quincy
Tampa
Busch
Consumer Credit
Sears
L.E. A
Tom Kester
Consumer Credit Counseling Agency
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Baker
Sear
Springfield Museum
Archdale
Trinity
Sophia
Allen Jay
Glenda
Jim
Libby
By David Minthorn
Pearl
U.N. Brotherhood
Albert Sherer
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