Little defense rests as Joan Little testifies in Raleigh
Attorneys for Joan Little rested after she testified that she stabbed jailer Clarence Algood with an ice pick during a confrontation in Raleigh. She said he forced her to perform oral sex and that she fled only because he was dying, denying intent to kill. Deliberations in the second degree murder case were anticipated by defense counsel.
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Wake County Superior Court
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Hoffa Grand Jury May Subpoena Key Figures
Federal investigators in Detroit prepare to call a list of persons before a grand jury probing the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa. Among those expected to be subpoenaed are Anthony Giacalone Anthony Provenzano and Leonard Schultz. An FBI spokesman denied a secret witness and said the probe seeks a promising lead after 13 days.
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Tony Jack” Giacalone
Tony Pro” Provenzano
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Mobs raid Red offices in Lisbon area amid protests
Civilians opposed to Premier Vasco Goncalves attacked leftist party HQs in Vila Verde and Piior Velho, as moderates pressed for his dismissal. Demonstrations followed earlier violence in Viseu and Evora, injuring several, amid antigovernment displays and military scrutiny.
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Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Goncalves
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Vila Verde
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Piior Velho
Communist Party
Viseu
Evora
Pedro Pezaral Correira
Kissinger says no deal on Solzhenitsyn exit pact
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said the United States urged the Soviet Union to allow dissident author Alexander Solzhenitsyn to leave but there was absolutely no agreement on his treatment in the West. He noted informal talks with Soviet officials before Solzhenitsyn’s departure in February of the prior year and declined to name those officials. President Ford earlier resisted meeting Solzhenitsyn, later offering a meeting only if schedules permitted, amid speculation that detente influenced the decision.
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Westchester County
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
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West
Ford
White House
Ron Nessen
Warren Rustand
Scottsdale, Ariz
Nessen
Ristand
Rustand
Castro Turns 49 As Cuba's Revolutionary Leader
Fidel Castro, turning 49, remains Cuba's official prime minister and the unofficial central figure of the revolution. His health appears solid, yet his day to day influence is waning as the regime becomes more institutionalized and policy decisions shift away from his direct hand.
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Long Ito
Fidel Castro
Castro
Von Braun and Sapir Among Notable Deaths
Rocket pioneer Dr Wernher von Braun underwent successful surgery for a malignant tumor at Hopkins Hospital, admitted August 6. Victor Hackler AP executive, 69, dies in Fort Myers Florida. Pinhas Sapir, Israeli leader, dies at 66 during a synagogue dedication in the Negev Desert village. Rabin at his side. Sapir shaped Israel’s economic policy and coalition, with Meir as the survivor of his generation.
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Victor Hackler
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Leé Memorial Hospital
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Eta
Israel
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