Anarchists spit hate at Wallace and Jackson in Wisconsin
In Madison two incidents showed protesters targeting Sen Henry Jackson and Gov George Wallace. Jackson was spit on at an airport while Wallace faced demonstrations at a restaurant. Demonstrators described themselves as anarchists and wore Arthur Bremer masks.
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Madison
Wis
Henry Jackson
Amd
Arthur Bremer
Alabama
George Wallace
Bremer
Wallace
Dennis Gerfen
Jackson
Gerfen
Gates
Wisconsin
Proesters
Boeing Co
Washington
Secret Service
Brian Corcoran
AP Wireehota
U S ships ready to evacuate Beirut as war rages
The Pentagon moved a 459 person emergency evacuation group within 24 hours of Lebanon. Ambassador L Dean Brown named special representative to Lebanon to pursue cease fire. Fighting rages as 14 000 killed in month long civil war with Beiruts main post office disrupted and airport operating while Syrians threaten involvement.
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Associated Press
Pentagon
US. Navy
Lebanon
U.S
United States
L. Dean Brown
Beirut
Syria
Falange
Callaway resigns as Ford campaign chief. Morton named successor
Howard H. Callaway ends his tenure as President Ford's campaign manager amid a Justice Department inquiry into his ski resort expansion on federal land. Rogers C. B. Morton is appointed to replace him, with Ford and Callaway asserting his innocence and aiming to avoid controversy.
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Washington
Howard H
Bo” Callaway
Ford
Rogers C.B. Morton
Callaway
Colorado
Justce Department
Bo Callaway
Cam
Ford wins in Congress on defense funds
President Ford secured key gains in the House and Senate Budget committees as liberal Democrats failed to force large cuts to his military budget. The Senate approved token reductions and the House trimmed only modestly, keeping Ford’s 1977 outlays near his proposed levels amid concerns over Soviet buildup and foreign aid debates.
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Ford
Congress
New York Times Service
Washington
House
Senate
House Budget Committee
Armed Services and Appropriations
United States
Angola
Oid
House votes to extend U.S. fisheries limit to 200 miles
The House approved a bill to extend the U.S. fisheries limit from 12 to 200 miles. The measure restricts foreign trawlers including Russian and Japanese fleets from fishing off U.S. shores without a license, passing 346 to 52 and sending the bill to the White House.
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Washington
House
White House
U.S
Russia
Japan
Ack ack gunmen rob Brink's of 1.5 million in Montreal
Four armed hijackers using an antiaircraft style machine gun abducted a Brink's armored truck in Montreal's financial district. They transferred at least 1.5 million to another vehicle, left a panel truck behind, and fled. The driver was bound but unharmed. cash recovery and suspects remain under investigation. Brink's Canada and Commercial Union Insurance offered rewards for arrest and money recovery.
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Montreal
Brink
Financial
Et ‘4
Royal Bay of Canada
St. James Street
Veleles
Brink's Canada Ltt
Commercial Union Insurance Co
Ford raps California antinuclear Prop 15
President Ford told farm editors he opposes California Proposition 15 which would place tight legislative controls on nuclear development. He warned passage could halt new plants and force reliance on offshore oil or imported coal, worsening air pollution.
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Ford
California
Washington
Congress
Seventh Youth Arrested in Norwalk Slaying at El Dorado Park
Long Beach homicide detectives say David Herrera Savedra, 1 of 7 suspects, was arrested at home on murder charges in the El Dorado Park slaying of 17 year old Oscar Castilla. Other youths, ages 18, 19, and several 16 year olds, from Norwalk Downey Bellflower, are also booked on the same charge. Castilla was shot after his car was surrounded following a baseball game.
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Norwalk
el Dorado Park
Long Beach
Terry Walton
Ron Nelson
David Herrera Savedra
Savedra
Oscar Alexander Castillo
Walnut Ave
Bellflower
Ruben Tapia
Mario Rivo
Downey
Castuio
el Dorazo Park
Missing Norwalk girl spurs massive search by deputies
More than 200 deputies and civilians comb a square-mile Norwalk area in a house to house search for 8 year old Barbara Allen Webb who vanished after leaving Nazarene Christian School on Tuesday. She is brown haired and brown eyed, 4 feet tall and weighs 18 pounds. She wears a brown skirt an orange and white blouse and a red windbreaker.
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Norwalk
Barbara Allen Webb
Gary
Shirley Webb
Imperial Highway
Rosecrans Avenue
Slioebaker Road
Bellflower and
Downey City
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Richard B. Cheney
Col. I
Rob Brink
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Brink’s
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Keele
FBI
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Castilla
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