Italian poet Montale wins Nobel Prize in Literature
Eugenio Montale, 79, receives the Nobel Prize for Literature from a divided Swedish Academy. Saul Bellow, 60, seen as strong favorite, says he is not disappointed. Montale’s past work and September posturing cited, with Osterling credited for promoting him.
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Eugenio Montale
Italy
Swedish Academy of Letters
Montale
Academy
U.S
Saul Bellow
Bellow
Israel
Turkey
Yasar Kemal
Doris Lessing
Iran
Anders Osterling
Mem
Tury Academy
Stockholm
Osterling
Milan
Riviera
Be irut troops deployed amid crisis and other world notices
In Beirut government forces entered streets to aid police amid sectarian fighting with curfews in place. Separately Basil Burwood-Taylor was kidnapped in Asmara, Eritrea by rebels. Ireland saw a tense siege as Dutch businessman Tiede Herrema is held by terrorists. Scotland Yard launched a race outreach ad drive for more black officers. An elderly man in Massachusetts won a $1 million drawing but died before payout. George Wallace described European visit as not snubbed. John Mitchell to testify on CIA FBI mail probes amid Watergate case. Johnny Mercer, famed songwriter, underwent surgery for undisclosed ailment.
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Beirut
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Britain
Asmara
Basil Burwood-Taylor
Eritrea
Ford may visit Indonesia and Philippines after China trip
U S officials say Ford plans trips to Indonesia and the Philippines after a visit to China late this year. No final decisions exist but advisers believe such stops would reaffirm U S interest in East Asia in the post Indochina era. Ford has stressed this to East Asian leaders, including President Suharto who met him last July.
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Ford
Indonesia
Philippines
China
U.S
East Asia
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Suharto
Police quit in labor dispute shocks Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City police officers walked off the job with hundreds resigning their badges in City Hall. Governor Boren sent state police and notified the National Guard as Fraternal Order of Police officials said the action was not a strike and the department reported only 16 of 598 officers remained on duty.
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Oklahoma City
David Boren
National Guard
Order of Police
FOP
NOW conference opens in Philadelphia with 4000 attendees
The eighth annual NOW conference starts at Independence Hall in Philadelphia. Susan B. Anthony read her Declaration 99 years ago at the Centennial. The theme Its Our Revolution NOW attracts 4000 participants from all states but Hawaii. Speakers include Rep Bella Abzug Lt Gov Mary Anne Krupsack and Judge Lisa Richette.
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National Organization For Women
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Susan B. Anthony
Hawaii
U.S
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
Mary Anne Krupsack
New York
Oklahoma Governor Boren and wife divorce announced
Oklahoma Governor David Boren and his wife Janna announced they are divorcing with deep regret. The couple had been married for years and their split follows political tensions and public life strains.
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Oklahoma
David Boren
Janna
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Classified Rate Card Lists Per Month Price
A small classified advertisement card from a 1975 Long Beach issue shows rates and postage details. It includes a suggested retail price, monthly cost, and yearly option, labeled with standard classified headings and a volume/date line.
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Sandbag
Monasterevin
Ireland
Tiede Herrema
Eddie Gallagher
Marian Coyle
Herrema
Yard
London
Scotland Yard
Massachusetts
Charles Kropp
Kropp
Wallace
Alabama
George Wallace
Paris
Michel d’Ornano
France
Europe
Mitchell
Atty
John Mitchell
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
FBI
Frank Church
D-Idaho
William Hundley
Huntley
Sen
Chales McC. Mathias
Mercer
Johnny Mercer
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Pasadena
Andre Previn
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Laura
Star
Elton John
Hollywood Boulevard
Raleigh
North Carolina Highway Patrol
U.S. Department of Justice
U.S. District Court
Washington
House
Senate
United Nations
Daniel Moynihan
South Korea
U.N
Portable
Opera
Bullock’s
Cadbury
Anaheim
Beech
Lincoln
Gohans Weeturss
South Bay
Torrance Merwberns Blvd
190Th S
Long Beach
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