Legion Group Plans Bellevue Meeting Amid Disease Scare
Philadelphia County American Legion Council moves its first season gathering to the Bellevue Stratford Hotel to bolster the hotel's sagging business amid publicity over a mysterious disease that killed 29 people and sickened 151. Health officials invited to brief the group include state and city doctors, while hotel leaders deny closure rumors and plan a goodwill ball to restore Bellevue’s image.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia County Council of the American Legion
Bellevue Stratford
Pennsylvania American Legion Convention
Bellevue
Joseph Chase
Legion Group
Philadelphia Council
Burgundy
Leonard Bachman
Pennsylvania
Lewis Polk
David Soricelli
Bachman
Chase
Legion
Bruce Greenfield
Bankers Securities Corp
Greenfield
Bank Aides Co-Signed Loans For Carter Campaign
Winston-Salem Journal reports that seven aides to Sen. Robert Morgan co-signed about 7000 dollars in bank loans for the Jimmy Carter campaign after Morgan promised to secure 15000 dollars last May. Morgan’s spokesman says no coercion occurred and federal law bars officials from pressuring employees. The loans arose as Carter’s campaign faced financial trouble during the Maryland primary.
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Winston-Salem
Robert Morgan
D-N.c
Jimmy Carter
Morgan
Carter
Winston-Salem Journal
Maryland
Newsmen and Judges End Standoff Over Source Shield
In Fresno, four Fresno Bee reporters refuse to reveal a source for 21 months and are freed after a judge finds no need for further jail time. The case hinges on California shield laws and whether confidential sources must be disclosed to reveal a gag order breach.
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Joe Bigham
Associated Press
Fresno
Calif
Fresno Bee
California
Philip Fullerton
Honor
Superior Court
Hollis Best
Best
Bee
James Bert
Tam
Bert
George Gruner
Joe Rosato
William Patterson
Supreme Courts
Mao Was Chairman Even On Death Bed
Tokyo AP reports Mao Tse tung, dying in bed, read and studied documents until the end. Hsinhua notes his mind remained fixed on Chinese and world revolutions. Mao died September 9 at 82, with Tangshan quake relief and reconstruction on his mind despite illness.
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Mao
Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
Hsinhua
China
Tangshan
Peking
U S Yugoslavia relations at low point in 30 years
Belgrade and Washington drift apart amid U S policy shifts and tensions over Yugoslav nonalignment. The hijacking incident and cases like Laszlo Toth strain ties, with Yugoslav officials accusing U S influence of anti Yugoslav motives.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United States
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Europe
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Tito
Ford
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Canal
Trans World Airlines
U.S
Croatia
Andrija Artukovic
Laszlo Toth
Toth
Laurence Silberman
Silberman
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