Birch Bayh enters race to lead Democratic bid in 1976
Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana declared his presidential candidacy promising compassionate leadership and reform bets as he spoke at the Indiana Statehouse and at a farm in Shirkieville. He outlined tax and oil reforms and said he would seek New Hampshire primary status while recalling his Midwest liberal stance in a conservative state. An $11 million lawsuit against Paramount Pictures was filed by Elaine May alleging failure to fund completion of Mickey and Nickey and seeking damages and completion funding.
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Birch Bayh
Indiana
Bayh
Shirkieville
White House
Indianapolis
Federal Reserve
New Hampshire
Paramount Pictures Corp
Elaine May
Mickey
Nickey
Miss May
Paramount
Hartford City Bill For Ford Visit Overtime Sparks Dispute
Hartford City Manager Edward Curtin billed the state Republican Party $9,094 for police and fire overtime during President Ford's visit. GOP Chairman Frederick Biebel says he will not pay, arguing no notice of payment obligation was given. Curtin cites 147 officers working 809 overtime hours and four firefighters with 32 overtime hours.
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Hartford
Conn
Edward Curtin
Republican Party
Ford
GOP
Frederick Biebel
Curtin
Stabbed wife fined and placed on probation in LA divorce case
Shirley Florea was fined 1500 dollars and given two years probation after stabbing her husband John Florea outside a Los Angeles courtroom where their divorce case was heard. She must also undergo psychiatric treatment and may deduct the cost from the fine.
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Shirley Florea
John Florea
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Sam Bubrick
Florea
Moroccan convoy prepares for desert march to Spanish Sahara
In Rabat the first volunteer convoy departs toward Tarfaya to join King Hassan II for a 60 mile March of Conquest. Premier Ahmed Osman signals 20 000 marchers from Ksar Souk while 554 five ton trucks haul the 500 mile two day journey as Spain seeks to halt the desert walk.
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Ksar Souk
Morocco
Border Town
Tarfaya
Hassan II
Sahara
Rabat
Spanish
Ahmed Osman
Oasis of
Ksar
Souk
Spain
Ottawa postal workers strike affects inside workers nationwide
Ottawa dispatch reports 22,000 Canadian Union of Postal Workers inside post office staff walk out after talks fail. Letter carriers and drivers continue delivering mail but officials warn no mail would move without inside workers.
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Ottawa
Canada
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
Kidnappers hold Dutch industrialist in Ireland stand off
Heavily armed troops and police floodlight the Monasterevin house where Tiede Herrema is held. Ground floor officers urge release while second floor captors scorn them. Officials say no new demands after an earlier storming. Herrema remains captive amid guarded denials.
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Monasterevin
Ireland
Tiede Herrema
Dr. Herrema
Herrema
IRA
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Jerry Ford
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Naples
Lisbon
Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo
Socialists
Popular Democrats
Lebanon
Beirut
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
Washington
House Ethics Committee
Michael Harrington
D-Mass
CIA
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Harrington
House
Salvador Allende
Senate
Ford Administration
U.S
Washington Post
W.J. Usery
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
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Cairo
United Nations
Sinai Desert
Israel
Jerusalem
Egypt
Ras Sadr
Middle East
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