Yen Chia-kan and Chiang Ching-kuo Take Taiwan Leadership
Yen Chia-kan sworn in as president succeeding Chiang Kai-shek who died at 87. Premier Chiang Ching-kuo will hold real power guiding modernization and economic development. The two leaders, long allied, oversee up to 10 major projects slated for completion by 1978 amid cautious ties with the United States. Separately, Israel’s David Bergmann, a top scientist and former atomic energy commission head, dies at 71 in Jerusalem after leading Hebrew University.
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Yen Chia-kan
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Chiang Chingkuo
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C.K
David Ernst Bergmann
Israel
Israeli Atomic Energy Commission
Jerusalem
Bergmann
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Atomic Energy Commission
Karlsruhe
Germany
Palestine
Berlin University
Ford frustrated over Viet commitments in State of the World
President Ford ending a nine day California vacation expressed frustration with the United States failing to honor moral commitments to South Vietnam and planned to present a foreign policy report to Congress. He planned Las Vegas appearances and a Washington return tonight.
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Ford
California
America
South Vietnam
Congress
Las Vegas
National Association of Broadcasters
Washington
Stolen artworks recovered in Milan raid shock Italy
Police in Milan recovered 3 million dollars in 28 paintings stolen from the Milan Gallery of Modern Art. Works by Corot Millet Sisley Gauguin Renoir Cezanne and Van Gogh were undamaged. Raids targeted a thieves network across several apartments and businesses.
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Piero Della Francesca
Duca Palace
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Connally Bribery Trial Highlights Cross Examination
In Washington, lawyers for former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally cross examine star witness Jake Jacobsen, who testified last week that he paid Connally ten thousand dollars on two occasions. Jacobsen says he conspired with Connally to cover up the payments as Watergate prosecutors probe the case. Connally faces two bribery counts before a seven to five jurors.
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Jake Jacobsen
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Watergate
Tiny Tim Injured in Three-Car Crash in Mechanicsburg
In Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania a three car collision Sunday left one man dead and four others injured including entertainer Tiny Tim born Herbert Khaury who was in satisfactory condition at a hospital with chest injuries.
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Mechanicsburg
Herbert Khaury
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