Nobel winners honored in Stockholm event stories
Nobel prize ceremonies in Stockholm honored scientists from the United States and Europe, with American laureates Baltimore Temin Dulbecco Rainwater and Koopmans sharing prizes for medicine physics economics. Sakharov spoke from Oslo via a message urging political amnesty amid ongoing Soviet trials. Margrethe and Henrik of Denmark attended, and former laureates Bardeen and Pauling were noted.
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Cuba backs MPLA in Angola clash at United Nations
Cuba told the United Nations it backs the MPLA in Angola's civil war by all possible means to meet foreign aggression. Ambassador Alarcon did not specify whether Cuban troops were involved, while Moynihan accused him of defending Africa for Soviet allies.
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Bodies Found in Florence County Area Raise Alarm
National report details eighth body found near a Florence County site where six were unearthed last week. A seventh body, likely a woman in her early 20s, was moved from a new burial area in Prospect. Sheriff Barnes said digging would continue while three men face murder charges in three deaths. Also notes President Ford directing a security review after near collisions of jets. An explosion in a Washington office basement injured at least 33, fire and police describe multiple critical conditions among workers and fire crew.
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Committee OKs railroad aid plan amid reorganization drive
WASINGTON The House Commerce Committee approved an 84 billion measure to reorganize seven Northeastern railroads and offer federal loans to others across the union. The bill moved to the White House as debate looms, after committee concessions on scale and language.
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Eagles replace Bernie Leadon with Joe Walsh for Far East tour
The Eagles announced lead guitarist Bernie Leadon will miss touring while possibly recording with the group again. Joe Walsh, formerly of the James Gang, will fill in for the Far East tour as Leadon departs for a period.
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Ford May Cut Christmas Ski Vacation Short
White House aide said President Ford hopes to ski at Wall Colorado for two weeks over Christmas but may shorten the holiday if Congress convenes in special session. Officials indicated the stay could be reduced by as much as five days if such a session is called.
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