Joy ride teens land plane safely at Long Beach
At L B airport a 16 year old and a companion, both inexperienced pilots, flew Norman Aumatoeurs new $9 000 single engine plane from Meadowlark in Huntington Beach. Fog prevented return and FAA tracked their progress as they landed safely at 4 18 p m with their fathers and airport staff present.
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Long Beach
Mark Armstrong
Meadowlark Airport
Huntington Beach
Norman Aumatrours
Southland
Meadowlark
Federal Aviation Administration
el Toro Marine Air Station
Armstrong
FAA
Carter proposes five year total ban on nuclear tests
United States candidate Jimmy Carter at a United Nations conference urged a bilateral five year moratorium on all nuclear explosions by the United States and Soviet Union. The plan would freeze weapon development at current technological levels and mark his first major international stance. Carter said foreign officials sought private talks and noted only one exception, a Miami meeting with Israel's ambassador Simcha Dinitz.
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United Nations
Jimmy Carter
United States
Soviet Union
Carter
U. N
Miami
Simcha Dinitz
County Aide Urges Social Security Pullout for County Staff
The county's top administrator proposed removing about 60,000 county employees from the Social Security system by year end 1978 to save 27 million dollars next fiscal year. The plan, supported by the county treasurer, would add the savings to paychecks and keep retirement benefits for long-term workers. Police and firemen would be exempt.
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Harry Hufford
Hufford
H. B. Alvord
Board of Supervisors
Halford
Alvord
San Bernanlino County
Pete Schabarum
New York City
Rockefeller visits quake survivors in rain drenched Italian tent city
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller comforts Italian families after the May 6 earthquake in Gemona and nearby towns. Evacuations reach 2,250 as 300 remain missing, death toll climbs to 923 while a new tremor and heavy rain hinder rescue efforts. Authorities cap prices on essentials to curb exploitation.
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Udine
Haly
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Italy
Gemona
Rockefeller
Osoppo
Lena Casasola
Werare
Veteran kills 4 in bid to clean up vice
Norfolk, Virginia AP veteran David McRae Jr 22 fatally shot four people at Club 204 after warning he would purge pimps prostitutes and dope pushers. Three others were wounded before he killed himself. Police noted the victims had criminal records and McRae had earlier served as a police cadet and Army MP.
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Norfolk
David McRae Jr
McRae
David McRae Sr
Carter L. Wilson
Police
Cadet Corps
Brown to run in Oregon presidential primary
Governor Brown announced expansion of his 1976 Democratic nomination bid to Oregon on May 25. He will campaign actively in Oregon as a write in candidate, saying he must be active in as many states as possible to secure the nomination. Brown spoke in Maryland for the third time in three weeks.
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Baltimore
Brown
Oregon
Maryland
Regon
Goldwater protests Ford use of anti Reagan tapes
Senator Barry Goldwater demanded that President Ford's campaign stop using tapes of a Goldwater news conference in which he criticized Ronald Reagan's Panama Canal stance. Goldwater sent a letter to Ford campaign manager Rogers C B Morton protesting the tapes. Ford's spokesman said the objection was to their later use, especially in California, not Nebraska where Reagan defeated Ford.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Panama Canal
Goldwater
Arizona
Nebraska
Reagan
Ford Committee
California
Possible forgery in Hughes wills probe intensifies
Las Vegas authorities consider a criminal inquiry into multiple wills allegedly by Howard Hughes. District Attorney George Holt warned of serious charges like forgery fraud and perjury, with 1.5 to 32.5 billion tied to Hughes’ fortune and possible Texas residency implications for inheritance tax revenue.
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Las Vegas
Howard Hughes
Dist. Atty
George Holt
Holt
Hughes
Io Austin
Tex
Bob Bullock
Senate panel seeks new JFK killing probe
The Senate Intelligence Committee voted to back a congressional probe into the Kennedy assassination. Chairman Frank Church said materials would go to a proposed panel overseeing intelligence activity. Sens. Hart and Schweiker would draft a report on CIA and FBI performance, due by month’s end. Hart noted no evidence upends the Warren Commission finding that Oswald acted alone, but asked why.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Frank Church
Ldaho
Church
Gary Hart
D-Colp
Richard S. Schweiker
Rpa
Oswald
Hart
House OKs bill for public jobs
The House approved 339-37 a public works bill to create more than 200,000 jobs, sending it to conference with the Senate. It would provide 32.5 billion over 16 months for municipal buildings parks and schools, with a 40 day startup window and a 90 day pace to start projects. Democrats aim to cast Ford as blocking unemployment relief.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Ford
Congress
Discovery of Ancient Bronze Age Culture Reveals Early Tech
Archaeologists report possible oldest evidence of human technology from Bronze Age culture discovered on page A-17. Researchers highlight tool-making and metallurgical practices, suggesting advanced industry existed earlier than previously thought.
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Texas
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Houston
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