Scientists foresee mankind surviving full scale nuclear war
A National Academy of Sciences report finds distant nations would suffer but recover within 25 years after a 10 000 megaton exchange. Ozone, climate and genetic effects could occur but would lessen. the study stresses uncertainty and need for further research. The report argues humanity could endure a nuclear conflict though some experts dispute the optimistic conclusion.
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Fair today through Monday with highs near 82
The Independent Press Telegram reports a forecast of cloudy day and night through Monday with high around 82 and low about 67. Complete weather Page B-4.
Pals labor to finish officer's dream house in field memorial
More than 40 off duty Long Beach policemen and families labored Saturday to complete the home of slain officer Robert Ray Birdsall. The 13 year veteran was shot Sept. 15 while pursuing a kidnap robbery suspect in Signal Hill. His widow Amelia and children Rob ert Jr Richard Albert and Diana were left with little money and a dream of a stable home with a horse and farmyard."}
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FBI eyes Hearst role in Carmichael bank holdup death
Federal investigators reportedly consider Patricia Hearst an active participant in the April 21 Crocker Bank robbery near Sacramento where a customer was killed. The Crocker Bank holdup team allegedly included Hearst William and Emily Harris and Stephen Soliah. The document notes Hearst could face murder charges if other participants are convicted for the slaying.
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Ford tours West Virginia parade then faces Newark protests
President Ford rode through a 150000 strong West Virginia festival crowd before flying to Newark where hundreds of demonstrators gathered across from the Robert Treat Hotel. Newark police lined the streets as Ford attended a $1000 per person reception and a $100 per plate dinner to fund GOP efforts in New Jersey.
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Kenneth Gibson
Brutal home invasion leaves 82-year-old woman wounded in Long Beach
An elderly Long Beach resident was severely beaten during a break-in on Baltic Avenue. The 82-year-old is in critical condition at Memorial Hospital's ICU. Secret Witness posts a 1000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction, rising to 2000 if the victim dies. Call or write Secret Witness with tips.
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Kissinger Wins Pact to Retain U.S. Bases in Spain
After year of bargaining, the United States and Spain reached a framework for keeping four major U.S. bases on Spanish soil. Secretary Kissinger and Spanish Foreign Minister Cortina agreed on a more elevated bilateral relationship, with negotiations aimed to finalize terms within six weeks.
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Moron
State Department
Emperor Hirohito and King Olav Visit New York
Japan's Emperor Hirohito and Norway's King Olav V arrived in New York amid tightened security after assassination attempts on President Ford. Secret Service arrested two Chinese American suspects at Kennedy Airport and raided a Brooklyn apartment for rifles including an AR180. The royals met crowds at Kennedy and at the Waldorf Astoria with heavy police protection.
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U.S
Raymond J. Dearie
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Kennedy
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Mets Owner Joan Payson Dies
The obituary announces the death of Joan Payson, owner of the New York Mets, noting her influence in baseball and the team's history.
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