Bumpers links human rights to global security tone
Sen. Dale Bumpers spoke at Fort Smith dedicating the Old Fort National Historical Site restoration. He urged that millions lack the rule of law and due process, urging the U S to promote human rights worldwide while joining Old Fort Days events. He urged nonrighteous speech to influence terrorists and dictators toward peaceful living under law.
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Old Fort National Historical Site
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CBS to air Yankee Doodle to Ragtime on July 4
AP reports Fred Karlin and Meg Karlin curated a CBS special tracing American popular music from the Revolutionary War to 1914. The show, hosted by a star lineup including Jean Stapleton and Jason Robards, focuses on topical themes rather than a strict chronology.
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Los Angeles
CBS
Fred Karlin
Meg
Karlin
New York
Jean Stapleton
Jason Robards
Bernadette Peters
Flip Wilson
Tony Randall
Jane Pittman
Carter returns to troubled Plains hometown in retirement plan
President Carter and daughter Amy fly to Plains Georgia to visit relatives and inspect family properties in trust as he plots retirement after leaving the White House. He may rest on St Simons Island and has spent Memorial Day weekend there with family members and advisers.
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White House
Amy
Warner- Robins Air Force Base
Macon
Plains
Pond House
Billy
Charles Kirbo
Atlanta
Georgia
Ripest Oranges Show Greenish Hues When Fully Ripe
Fruits with a greenish tint prove the ripest as they are picked at full maturity. The green color comes from the fruit reaching peak sweetness and flavor.
Cincinnati teen busboy hailed as Beverly Hills fire hero
Walter Bailey an 18 year old busboy directed more than 1000 patrons to exits during the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire, saving many lives. He declined a cash gift and may take a lifeguard job while planning college. His mother spoke of his family role and relief at his safe return.
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Walter Bailey
Beverly Hills
Bailey
Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati Reds
Sparky Anderson
Jeff Ruby
Cincinnati
Ruby
Southgate
Asbury Park
N.J
Janie Hogle
Walter
Carter and family to attend Jubilee in Britain
President Carter's son Chip and his wife Caron visit Britain June 6 to 12 for Jubilee events with Prime Minister Callaghan. They will attend services, a regatta, fireworks, and the Trooping of the Colour. In London Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee observances continue with royal performances broadcast by the BBC.
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Carter
Chip
Caron
James Callaghan
Britain
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St. Paul's Cathedral
Elizabeth II
British Broadcasting Corporation
Royal Opera House
United Kingdom
Europe
United States
Prince Philip
Rudolf Nureyev
Margot Fonteyn
Hamlet
Frederick Ashton
Royal Ballet
Placido Domingo
Spain
Boris Christoff
Bulgaria
Sir Geraint Evans
Wales
Richard Cassily
Blair
Lake Derg
Ireland
Maureen O’hara
Newfoundland
U.S
Miss O’hara
J.C. Kelly Rogers
Winston Churchill
Royal Air Force
Tuna Porpoise Battle Tops House Agenda
A California Republican seeks to restrict porpoise bycatch as the House debates a tuna bycatch bill. The measure would limit porpoise deaths this year to 68910 with yearly cuts thereafter, while the Senate contemplates energy department reforms and price controls.
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Federal Power Commission
Federal Energy Administration
Energy Research and Development Administration
Department
Congress
Senate
Middleman charges push bread prices higher in 1970s report
USDA analysis shows April 1 lb white bread at 35.7 cents with farm wheat worth 2.7 cents and total farm-origin ingredients 4.6 cents. Farm-retail spread rose to 31.1 cents as farmers earned less for wheat year over year, while wholesale bakers’ profits remained high.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Economic Research Service
Intermediaries Sought in Dutch Train Hostage Crisis
South Moluccan terrorists holding five or more hostages on a Dutch train asked the government for intermediaries to discuss demands. A Justice Ministry spokeswoman said details were unavailable, while a senior official warned the situation could be only a small change.
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Assen
The
Netherlands
Justice Ministry
Low wheat prices seen in Arkansas harvest
NE Arkansas farmers begin wheat harvest to face lower prices. Marketing specialist Dr. W. A. Woodard predicts about $2 a bushel for the 1977 harvest due to ample supplies and a weak market, down from roughly $3.25 last year. He notes stocks have built to about 1.1 billion bushels as harvest starts.
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Arkansas
W. A. Woodard
Woodard
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