Nicest family man tainted by Oklahoma escapee reveal
Hendersonville Tennessee residents and relatives react after police identify Carl Longley Iserick Mason as Bill Brown an escaped Oklahoma inmate. Brown who fled the state penitentiary in 1970 was linked to five armed robberies and a murder. Family members vow to fight extradition and urge Gov. Blanton to veto.
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World Today diplomatic shifts and Middle East talks advance
Hussein told Carter he is more hopeful about Middle East peace as a Russian envoy nears Moscow. Toon nominated again as ambassador to Moscow after initial withdrawal. House rejects a 50 000 troop reduction and approves about 36 billion for arms. Pentagon seeks 64 million for Jordan air defenses amid 438 million in arms sales to Jordan Israel Saudi Arabia and South Korea. Peres warns against optimism on talks. Cease fire in Beirut after days of fighting. over 80 killed. Gromyko assures India on broadening ties despite 1971 treaty. Ethiopia evacuates 8 Americans as Pakistan eases curfew amid violence deaths top 230.
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U S envoy visits Cuba for talks on rights and maritime issues
Assistant Secretary of State Terence Todman arrived in Havana to continue discussions on fishing rights and maritime matters. The trip marks the first American diplomat visit in over 18 years, following talks that began in New York last month.
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Alaska land preservation a top Carter priority
Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus told a House Interior subcommittee that the Carter administration would preserve most federal lands in Alaska rather than open them to intensive development for minerals and timber, setting the administration’s environmental agenda.
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Three Credit Suisse officials jailed over 100 million loss
Lugano authorities arrested three senior Credit Suisse officials in a probe into a 250 million franc loss at the Chiasso branch. Prosecutor Paolo Bernasconi warned losses could grow as 2.2 billion francs, about 850 million dollars, were funneled by wealthy Italians for reinvestment in a troubled Liechtenstein company.
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Carter article stirs Powell's wrath in New York Times piece
White House press secretary Jody Powell decried a New York Times article on President Carter as totally inaccurate and unfair. He said he questioned more than 20 White House staffers to gauge sources and denied an intimidation atmosphere. Hedrick Smith defended the report as well reported.
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Three-finger salute urged for feminists
Feminist leader Betty Friedan urged NOW backers to adopt a three finger salute as a greeting. She described the gesture as three fingers held horizontally with palm in and right arm extended, representing equality, the ERA, and the three states needed for ratification.
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Tennis pioneer Althea Gibson runs for New Jersey Senate
Althea Gibson, a trailblazer in women's tennis, announced a bid for the New Jersey State Senate on Monday. The 9 year old resigned as state athletic commissioner in January amid bureaucracy and will face Sen. Frank J. Dodd in the June 7 primary while continuing to push for New Jersey to expand hosting sports events.
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Lady Bird Johnson Campaigns in Virginia for Robb
Lady Bird Johnson and Chuck Robb headlined a Virginia campaign tour starting in Hopewell and visiting Lynchburg Danville Charlottesville and Stratford Hall Robert E Lee birthplace. The trip ends today in Richmond. Andrew Wyeth will travel abroad to join the French Academy of Fine Arts early next month.
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