Resignation of Hall over termination payments to Hartin-Marietta
Defense Secretary nominee Albert Hall quits after disclosures he received payments from Martin Marietta. President Ford withdraws Hall’s nomination as assistant secretary of the Air Force for research and development amid a defense inquiry. Rochester council seeks right to show All the President’s Men to cover debts. Lindley faces court challenge. Nelson Case, veteran radio and TV announcer, dies at 68 after a long career. Creech to hang for 42 killings in 13 states.
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Defense
Albert Hall
Ford
Hall
Hartin-Marietta Corp
White House
Air Force For Research and Development
Senate
Proxmire
Defense For Intelligence
Martin Marietta
Pentagon
Martin-Mariotta
Defense Department
Office of Research and Development
ISIL
William Greener
Donald Rumefeld
Dr. Mall
Gence
All
Greener
St Mall
Rochester
N.Y
Christopher Lindley
Lindley
Nelson Case
Doylestown
Long Beach
Case
Lowell Thomas
Ed Bulligan
Dave Carroway
New Vine
Newsaper
Long
West Coast
New York
Thomas Eugene Creech
Arab riots spread in Israel clash widens region
Washington reported that US and Turkey moved toward a new defense cooperation agreement and would extend talks an extra day. Kissinger expressed optimism after two hours with Turkish Foreign Minister Thsan Caglayangil but did not confirm movement on allowing renewed Turkish access to military and intelligence facilities. Separately, the US sent a cautious message to Hanoi via a likely French intermediary about starting talks with Communist Vietnam, aiming toward possible normalization and deciding the fate of Americans in Indochina. In Puerto Rico, 21-year-old son of the Socialist Party gubernatorial candidate was found shot to death in a parked car near San Juan.
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Washington
United States
Turkey
Henry Kissinger
Thsan Caglayangil
Kissinger
U.S
Hanoi
San Juan
Puerto Rico Socialist Party
LS. Commonwealth
Ancient ritual installs Basil Hume Archbishop of Westminster
The installation in London made Basil Hume spiritual head of about 4.1 million Roman Catholics in England and Wales. The ceremony followed a 15th century rite performed by Msgr Bruno Heim the Vatican envoy in London. In Israel Arab rioting spread near Haifa with youths clashing with police as a second Palestinian was reported killed in West Bank clashes.
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Basil Hume
Westminster
London
England
Wales
Vatican
Bruno Heim
Canterbury Cathedral
Shfar'am
Israel
Haifa
West
Jordan
Mayors clash as Arab lands protest fuels one day strike
In Shfar'am Arab village mayors vote to back a one day general strike against a government plan to purchase 1500 acres of Arab land in the Gali district. Youths attacked police and cars as the vote spread amid tensions ahead of a Rabin meeting next month.
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Shfar‘am
Israel
Galilee
Yitzhak Rabin
Irish sweepstakes winner faces tax fears in San Francisco
Kenneth Householder, 58, the eighth American to win $800,000 in the Irish Sweepstakes, says he fears taxes and prefers a lump sum after tax clarification. He plans travel to Ireland and may buy a 19th century Dublin house while donating proceeds to hospitals.
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Kenneth Mouseholder
San Francisco
Internal Revenue Service
Householder
San Francisco Bureau of Architecture
Dublin Express
Ireland
Eal
Con
Dublin
Sabich remembered at memorial for two-time world champ
Skier Billy Kidd eulogized Vladi Sabich Spider Sabich as having lived a full life in his 28 years. Sabich died from a gunshot wound at his Aspen Colorado home. About 250 mourners, including family and noted skiers, attended a brief memorial at Memory Chapel in Jacerville Colorado.
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Vladitorr
Spider” Sabich
Billy Kidd
Sabich
Aspen, Cato
Marehan
Jacerville
Colo
Rubinstein Concert Marks 89th Birthday in Philadelphia
Arthur Rubinstein celebrated his 89th birthday with a fiano shaped cake after a concert at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia. He earlier debuted in America with the Philadelphia Orchestra at Carnegie Hall and performed works by Beethoven, Ravel and Chapin before reports of his dwindling eyesight and likely limited future performances.
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Wo Bakers
Arthur Rubinstein
Academy of Music
Philadelphia
Rubinstein
Philadelphia Orchestra
Carnegie Hall
New York
Beethoven
Ravel
Chapin
General strike and price rise shock Italy and Turkey quake
A general strike in Italy involving about six hundred million workers disrupted daily life as austerity measures threaten family meals and Sunday travel. The government reported a 2.4 percent rise in consumer prices in February, with inflation feared to surge again in March. In Turkey an earthquake in Kars injured several and was expected to worsen as reports arrive from mountain villages.
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Rome
Milan
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Thomas Digman
Redford
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S. Africa
Angola
Cape Town
South Africa
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P. W. Botha
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Britain
Labor Party
Michiel Foot
James Callaghan
Harold Wilson
Callaghan
Wilgurt
Jose Lopez Rega
Spain
IRS
Kenneth Householder
AP Wirtpboto
David Bowie
Alphones Cassetti
Amon
Aaron Schultz
Tray Hain
Phish
Flor Cini
Ayaead
Ray Wirt
Tod
Teddy Besuty
Dov Vier Maver Chater Ko Hung Chiegs
Atlantic Ave
Leng
Artesia Puy
Italy
Istanbul
Kars
Ahmet Bassey
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