Carter says U S would consider atomic use if ally or nation threatened
Plains Ga AP Jimmy Carter said he would consider using atomic weapons if the security of the United States or a treaty ally is threatened. He labeled it a serious misstep to spell out conditions and noted ongoing defense briefings with ex-officials and a plan for Trident submarines amidst his defense budget aims.
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U.S
Carter
FFE
Len Walter Mandale
Minnesota
Ronald Reagan
Sen
Richard Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Sen. Schweiker
Organize Labor
Hearst
United States
Soviet Union
Asst
Defense
Paul Warneke
Unitersecretary
Paul Nitze
Cyrus Vance
Air Force
Harold Brown
Just Another Dish Valued At 1750 In Northbrook
A man in Northbrook finds several dishes in his attic concluding one item is valued at 1750. The Bradford Exchange offers a free investment report on identifying valuable plates and when to buy. Request by mail or toll free by August 6 1976.
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Northbrook
Art Exchange
Min
Cxchange
Bradford Exchange
Bradford Place
Illinois
Oil firms report big profit increases in spring quarter
Major oil companies posted sharp profit gains for the spring quarter as gasoline demand revived. Gulf Oil, Atlantic Richfield, Conoco, Ashland and others reported earnings up 7 to 94 percent year over year, aided by price increases, cost pass-through, and foreign exchange effects. Gulf and ARCO cited stronger refining and marketing operations, while others benefited from higher chemical and petroleum sales and capital investments.
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New York
Marathon Oil Co
Atlantic Richfield Co
Gulf Oil Corp
Continental Oil Co
Union OU Co
Ashland Oil Inc
Tennece Inc
Gulf
Jerry McAfee
Atlantic Richfield
ARCO
Conoco
Consolidation Coal Co
Temeca
Union
Ashland
Marathon
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Sohio
Senate OKs fund for crime agency
The Senate approved a five year extension of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, authorizing 1.0 billion for this year and 1.1 billion annually for four years, with emphasis on juvenile crime prevention and rehab. The bill also limits the FBI director to a 10 year term and funds anti trust enforcement grants.
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Washington
Senate
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
House
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Ford
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Vie
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
FBI
Byrd
Clarence M. Kelley
Robert Morgan
Dn.c
Castro says Cuba to stay in Angola
Fidel Castro vows Cuban troops and arms will remain in Angola to deter invasions and aid development. Speaking at the 23rd anniversary event with Angola President Neto, he says Cuba will stay until Angolan forces are ready, in a speech broadcast from Pinar del Rio to about 120,000 at Revolution Square. A State Department spokesman avoided comment, noting Kissinger’s view that no warming with Cuba while troops stay.
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Miami
Fidel Castro
Angola
Castro
Agostinho Neta
Pinar del Rio
Havana
Washington
State Department
Henry Kissinger
Cuba
Giron Beach
Bay of Pigs
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Pasadena
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Sherman Oaks
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Costa
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Cerritos
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Torrance
Oks Fund For
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SEAA
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Mayfair Park
Lakewood
Dee Ere UY
Sharon Eastman
Blitton
Amana
Pradavanger
Woetel Eee
Willow ST
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