90 day load grain injunction narrows longshore strike
Federal judge Alvin Rubin issued a 90 day injunction ordering longshoremen to load ships tied to a Soviet grain deal. The ILA president warned of sickouts as a possible response while authorities seek to prevent work stoppages during the emergency loading period. Nearby reports cover coal miners in West Virginia facing renewed violence and other national energy and crime developments.
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New Orleans
Soviet Union
U.S
Alvin Rubin
Thomas Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Association
Washington
Aea
Gleason
ILA
Fie
Spharleston
W.va
United Mine Kers
Arnold Miller
District 17
Miller
West Virginia
Raleigh County
Pennsylvania
Greene County
London hotel lobby blast injures many in tourist area
A hazardous device exploded in a London hotel lobby injuring 62 with seven in serious condition, as a warning call preceded the blast. Several Americans were among the injured, and the incident marked the fifth in nine days in the area.
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Moon
London
St. George's
Mrs. Ford Decries Assassination Attempt and Secret Service
Betty Ford expressed gratitude to the Secret Service after learning of the Sacramento assassination attempt on President Ford. Secret Service agent Larry Buendorf wrestled away a pistol, saving the president, and is highlighted for his calm bravery and athleticism.
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Ford
Betty
White House
California
Betty Ford
Sacramento
Secret Service
Washington
Sheila Rabb Weidenfeld
Weidenfeld
Richard Keiser
Larry Buendorf
Buendorf
Vail
Colo
Boonie
Mankato, Minn
State College
Chicago
Rochester
N.Y
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Seattle
Edward Kennedy
Fort Worth
Texas
Marguerite Oswald
John F. Kely
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Carter Warns Third Party Bid Could Help Democrats
Former Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter said a Wallace or Reagan third party run could siphon votes from Ford and aid the Democrats in 1976. Speaking in Birmingham he warned the threat was greater to Republicans than Democrats and stated he would not share the presidential ticket with Wallace.
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Georgia
Jimmy Carter
George Wallace
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Carter
Wallace
Reagan
Birmingham
Ala
Hawaii Governor Ariyoshi Tours Japan Nine Days
Governor George Ariyoshi began a nine day visit to Japan with an audience for the first Japanese American governor in the United States. He arrived at Tokyo on Thursday as a guest of the Foreign Ministry and the National Association of Prefectural Governors.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Cordoba
River Plate
Ists
Antionis
United Nations
N.Y
Henry Kissinger
Congress
Soviet Union
Sinai
Egypt
Israel
U.S
Kissinger
Scott Joplin
Kennedy Center Opera House
Washington
Joplin
Manhattan
Harlem
Morehouse College
Atlanta
South
Hawaii
George Ariyoshi
Japan
Emperor Hirohito
Empress Nagake
Ariyoshi
Foreign Ministry
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Dawson Gang
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Jefferson Parish
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Ernational
Sudan
Khartoum
Jaafar Numeiry
Nuneiry
Radio Omdurman
Numeiry
Communist Party
Mideast
Mrs. Ford
Janet Jay Carr
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Maria
Atlantic City
N.J
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American
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Berkline
Brandt
Couriston
Dunhill
Empire
Hibriten
Hammary
Lane
La-Z-Boy
Lees
Mastercraft
Parkview
Pontiac
Royal Coach
Saginaw Sealy
Simmons
Stanley
Sunset Lamp
Thomasville
Woodard
Chateau
Provence
Camille
Country Manor
Patriarch
Pine Manor
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach
Trim
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Molla
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Samonsite
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