Kissinger Jeered by Protesters in Cardiff Rites
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger faced a rain soaked protest outside Cardiff City Hall as he attended ceremonies honoring British Foreign Secretary James Callaghan and deputy speaker George Thomas. The marchers included Greek Cypriots Welsh nationalists Marxists and leftist supporters while authorities reported no incidents. Kissinger, in Britain en route to the Middle East, was hosted with his wife Nancy and U.S. Ambassador Elliott Richardson.
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Henry Kissinger
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Britain
Middle East
Nancy
U.S
Elliot Richardson
London
James Callaghan
Callaghan
George Thomas
House of Commons
Israeli Forces Kill Seven Guerrillas In Bold Sea Raid
Israeli forces killed seven Arab guerrillas and captured the mother ship that launched them during a sea borne assault on Tel Aviv. An eighth guerrilla was seized alive as the 150 ton sailboat neared the coast to drop two rubber rafts with outboard motors. Military officials say the raid aimed to embarrass Egypt.
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Tel Aviv
Egypt
Thaw Recorded As Colombia Cuba Announce Restored Ties
Colombia and Cuba say they have re established diplomatic relations after a 14 year break. The announcement came from Bogota and Havana with Foreign Minister Indalecio Liévano calling it a thaw in the cold war. The move defies the OAS embargo then in place.
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Cuba
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Indalecio Lievano
Organization of American States
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Police identify fourth set of bones near Seattle in 1974 coed hunt
In a wooded area east of Seattle investigators identified skeletal remains as Linda Ann Healy, 21, a University of Washington student missing since February 1, 1974. Dental charts linked the remains to Healy as searches continued for other victims in the Puget Sound region.
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Linda Ann Healy
University of Washington
Dale Rancourt
Anchorage
Alaska
Susan Elaine Rancourt
Central Washington State College
Denise Naslund
Janice Ott
Issaquah
Vessel in distress near Sandy Hook rescued after Mayday
Coast Guard rescued 31 aboard the 64-foot fishing vessel Satellite eight miles northeast of Sandy Hook New Jersey after it began taking on water and going down fast in calm seas. The ship berthed at Atlantic Highlands following the distress call at 2 44 p.m.
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N.J
Coast Guard
Atlantic Highlands
Oil spill from barges fouls Mississippi River near Vicksburg
About 1.5 million gallons of crude oil spilled from three ruptured barges after a Wednesday night collision. Two barges beach on the Louisiana bank while a third is wedged beneath a U S 80 bridge support at Vicksburg. One crewman on the towboat was killed. EPA official Jan Rogers estimated the spill at up to 1.5 million gallons.
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Louisiana
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Environmental Protection Agency
Two of 23 US reactors crack free after NRC check
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission said two of the nation's 23 boiling water reactors have no cracks in cooling system pipes and most units are back in service. One reactor will be shut down later this month for an inspection, and repairs are underway on the other reactor's cracked pipes.
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Washington
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Subcommittee OKs $12 Billion Mortgage Interest Subsidy
The House subcommittee on housing approved a $12 billion emergency subsidy to lower mortgage interest rates and boost the housing market. The 12-4 vote followed party lines, with swift action anticipated by the full Banking Committee next week before Easter recess.
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Washington
House
National Council of Churches urges ERA passage in Chicago
The governing board met in Chicago and urged swift action on the Equal Rights Amendment and related legislation to guarantee fair and equal treatment of homosexuals.
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Chicago
National Council of Churches Governing Board
Ex Gov Kerner Freed After Prison Release to Hospital
Former Illinois governor Otto Kerner arrived in Chicago after being released from a Lexington Kentucky federal prison for a bribery conviction. He said he would enter a hospital for a lung tumor, with eight parole board members granting immediate release for medical reasons. Reporters crowded the scene as Kerner insisted on privacy.
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Otto Kerner
Chicago
Lexington
Kerner
Helena
U.S
James Thompson
Washington
Thompson
Fanne Foxe Returns to Argentina Amid Film Plans
Fanne Fanne Foxe, famed as Wilbur Mills affair friend, returns to Argentina. She shows a magazine with nude photos and says she just left a Detroit engagement and will work on a film with Jorge Porcel, a local comedian, for about a week.
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Fanne Foxe
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Argentina
Detroit
Jorge Porcel
Porcel
Madame Chiang Kai shek comments on U S events
Outspoken Madame Chiang Kai shek wife of Nationalist China's president criticized recent American events and policies in a statement issued through Taiwan's Central News Agency. She said U S actions will bear on the future and come into focus in the years ahead, with effects both rehabilitating and debiliating.
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Chiang Kaishek
China
America
John T. Dunlop Confirmed as Secretary of Labor
John T. Dunlop, a Harvard economics professor, labor negotiator and former Cost of Living Council director, was confirmed by the Senate to be secretary of labor. The 60 year old succeeds Peter J. Brennan after a smooth, no objection vote.
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Harvard Economics
Cost of Living Council
Senate
Labor
Dunlop
Peter J. Brennan
New York
Detectives nab 25-year murder suspect from phone book search
Chicago detectives traced Chauncey Travick, once a hotel cook, by scanning 138 telephone directories. After lunching through listings at O'Hare they located Travick in New York, confirmed by Nassau County authorities, and held him on a Cook County murder warrant awaiting extradition.
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United States
Canada
New York
Frank Kehoe
John Kennedy
Tommie Lee Lashley
Chauncey Travick
Travick
Kehoe
O'Hare
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Kennedy
Chauncey
Nassau County
N.Y
Cook County
Jeb Stuart Magruder to Lecture at Toronto University
Jeb Stuart Magruder, a former Watergate convict, begins a Canadian lecture tour with a talk at the University of Toronto on April 4. He will be paid a $2,500 fee for the appearance.
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Jeb Stuart Magruder
Magruder
University of Toronto
Son of Nobel Laureate dies at 44 in Summit NJ
Lewis Michael Lewis, sole son of late author Sin clair Lewis and journalist Dorothy Thomp son, died Thursday at Overlook Hospital Summit New Jersey. He was 44. Cause of death was not disclosed.
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Michael Lewis
Sinclair Lewis
Dorothy Thompson
Overlook
Summit
N.J
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