Longet pleads innocent in manslaughter case
In Asnen, a judge lifted a gag order and transcripts of the all day hearing were released as Biebe Longet pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in the death of her lover at a mountain chalet. Trial scheduled for Aug 30 with a June 30 suppression hearing.
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A Tress
George Lohr
Lohr
Miss Longet
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Connie Francis
U.S. District Court
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Platt
Howard Johnson, Inc
Miss Francis
World’s richest nations list places Kuwait first
Kuwait tops a 40-nation ranking by per capita income based on 1975 GNP, with $11,365 per person. Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark follow, while the United States sits sixth at $7,020, Japan and Brazil appear lower on the list.
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Kuwait
Union Bank of Switzerland
United States
Persian Gulf Oil-Sheikdom
Switzerland
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
West Germany
France
Belgium
Japan
Saudi Arabia
Britain
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Brazil
Earthquake in Turkey Cracks Walls in Kutahya
A medium-intensity earthquake struck western Turkey near Kutahya on Thursday causing wall cracks in several buildings but no injuries were reported. Istanbul Seismological Observatory measured the quake at 4.8 on the Richter scale.
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Istanbul
Kutahya
Seismological Observatory
Refugee list stolen in Argentina security raid
Armed men stole a master file of names and addresses of thousands of political refugees in Buenos Aires. Officials fear some refugees could be murdered after the break in at the Catholic International Migrations Committee. Reports say foreign leftists have been abducted and shot by right wing death squads in recent months, with hundreds of Argentines dying in similar cases. A United Nations official noted about 10 gunmen broke in and took a thick bundle of records.
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Argentina
United Nations
Catholic International Migrations Committee
UN Habitat urges global crackdown on land speculation
The 134 country United Nations Conference on Human Settlements urged a worldwide crackdown on land speculation with profits to be recaptured by public bodies. It deleted an anti Israel amendment from its Recommendations for National Action and issued three documents guiding internal planning for UN members. New York political intrigue follows as Daniel Patrick Moynihan announces his bid for U.S. Senate, aiming to challenge James Buckley.
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United Nations Conference On Human Settlements
Habitat Conference
Habitat
U.N
New York
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
United States
Moynihan
New York City
U.S
United Nations
James Buckley
Mystic Pope Paul Meets Sri Chinmoy in Brief Vatican Exchange
A Vatican official reports a brief encounter between Pope Paul and Indian mystic Sri Chinmoy at the weekly general audience in St. Peter's Square. Separately, Ed Lormand sails from Fernandina Beach on a solo voyage with a clarinet and harmonica to combat loneliness while aiming to circle the globe. Tim Kneale wins the National Spelling Bee with narcolepsy.
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U.N
New York
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Ed Lormand
Fernandina Beach
Fla
Goodbyo
Lormand
Plymouth
England
DeKalb College
Atlanta
Tim Kneale
Nedrow
N.Y
Washington
Wireahoto
Adolph Zukor dies at 103 film giant of Paramount
Adolph Zukor, the Hungarian immigrant who built Paramount Pictures and guided Hollywood's Golden Era, died at 103 in Century City. He started with a penny arcade, launched Famous Players, produced Queen Elizabeth, signed John Barrymore and Mary Pickford, and helped create major era of American cinema. His widow Lottie died in 1956. they had two children, Eugene James and Mildred.
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America
Paramount Pictures
Century City
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United States
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Promeer
Hollywood
John Barrymore
Mary Pickford
Qony
Hungary
U.S
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Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
Famous Players Film Company
Minnie Mardern Fiske
Lillie Langtry
Famous Players
Paramount Pictures Corp
Lottie
Eugene James
Mildred
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