Nobel Peace Prize given to Sato and MacBride for peace efforts
Eisaku Sato and Sean MacBride win the 1974 Nobel Peace Prize for work toward nuclear nonproliferation and human rights. The Norwegian committee cites Sato's reconciliation policy in the Pacific and MacBride's decades defending human rights, with $123000 prize to be shared in Oslo.
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Guerrillas Trade for Asylum After Hostage Release
Six pro-Castro guerrillas holding seven hostages at the Venezuelan consulate said they would exchange the unharmed captives for asylum abroad. The United States Spain and Venezuela signaled hopes for Mexico or Peru as the hostages remain safe. U.S. Ambassador Hurwitch reported no injuries.
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Quints Born to Childless Couple at Painstaly Hospital
Four girls and a boy born here Tuesday to Karen Rohrer and Charles Russell Rohrer Jr. The premature quintuplets, about six weeks early, are doing well with minor respiratory needs. Baby Rohrer A to D numbered. Russell Charles named for the boy. Doctor notes uncertainty in prognosis. father and staff express relief at five healthy births.
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Paul Gray Hoffman Dies at 83 in New York City
Paul Gray Hoffman longtime business and public life figure died after a long illness at 83. He was the first administrator of the Marshall Plan and the first president of the Ford Foundation. His widow Dr Anna Rosenberg Hoffman was at his bedside. He had suffered a stroke in January 1972.
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Polish President Ford Meets Gierek at White House in Talks
Polish President Ford hosted Edward Gierek in Washington on Tuesday for discussions spanning detente and trade expansion. Gierek received a 21 gun salute on the White House lawn. Ford invited Gierek to Poland, but no visit dates were set.
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