MAC Aims to Boost NYC Land Issue Investors
National Municipal Assistance Corp plans a push to attract investors for its next Land issue to help New York City finance through August. MAC denies a planned summit to pitch the sale, while finishing a package to raise 94 million dollars to cover bond obligations due August 22. The Federal Election Commission weighs whether candidate fundraising expenses must be deducted from funds needed to qualify for federal matching funds, a ruling that could strip many Democrats of eligibility.
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Municipal Assistance Corp
New York City
MAC
New York
Federal Election Commission
FEC
John Murphy
Shah Grants Amnesty to 241 in Iran on Mossadegh Anniversary
The Shah of Iran pardoned 241 people condemned by military tribunals, releasing them on the anniversary of the Mossadegh overthrow. A British prime minister allegedly ordered a burglary of a senior politician’s flat, per excerpts from a forthcoming book. Japan Airlines says it will refuse future requests to transport terrorists to asylum countries after ferried suspects to Libya to save hostages.
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Mohammed Mossadegh
Clive Borrell
The
London Times
Brian Cashinella
Daily Express
Japan Air Lines
Kuala Lumppur
Libya
Susumu Tanaka
JAL
Agnew withdraws beer franchise bid in Houston
Former Vice President Spiro Agnew withdrew his application to sell beer in Houston amid publicity concerns about his license prospects for pro golfer Doug Sanders. Texas officials previously said Agnew could not qualify as a distributor due to his Maryland income tax evasion plea. Gloria Stivie rejoined the family Monday. Actress Sally Struthers said she would pursue films and stage work while also rejoining her family.
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Houston
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Maryland
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Gloria Stivie
Sally Struthers
Archie Junker
Gloria
Miss Struthers
Portuguese Communists Strike Sparks Violent Unrest in Lisbon
In Lisbon thousands of workers clash with non Communist protesters as a general strike called by the Communists fails. Premier’s supporters clash with foes, a taxi is wrecked, troops fire on rioters near the information ministry, and at least one killed with dozens wounded. Rioting spreads to some 50 towns, the Azores, and port cities as Communist leader Alvaro Cunhal plans a major rally.
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Portugal
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Information Ministry
Ponte de Lima
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Porto
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Pravda Urges Massive Support for Portuguese Communists
Pravda calls for broad backing of Portuguese Communist forces fighting NATO backed factions. It defends noninterference in others' internal affairs and marks the strongest Soviet appeal to aid the Portuguese left. President Ford, in Minneapolis, says the US watches Soviet aims in Portugal and notes the moderate majority has been subverted by hardline elements.
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UPS
Commu
Pravda Today
NATO
Ford
Minneapolis
United States
Portugal
Portuguese Unrest Intensifies as Communists Clash
Vasco Goncalves appeared on TV urging support for the movement as clashes erupted across Lisbon streets. Police blocked Avenida Tibertade while taxi drivers and passengers fought, leaving a bleeding Communist among the injured. In Ponte de Lima, a crowd of about 5,000 farmers burned a Communist headquarters in the bloodiest five weeks of anti Communist violence.
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Avenida Tibertade
Russia
Gancalves
Ponte de Lima
Portugal
Bullet Riddled Pilot Lands Helicopter in Escape Flight
Barry Meeker, a 34 year old American pilot, landed his helicopter along the Vitava River in Czechoslovakia to rescue four East German refugees. Gunfire wounded Meeker and hit a passenger while bullets shattered the craft. He and his partner ferried three escapees to safety before lifting off toward West Germany.
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Traunstein
West Germany
UPI
Barry Meeker
Vitava
Czechoslovakia
Meeker
Austria
Munich
Traunstein City Hospital
West
Ford Fights Recall Of 600000 Autos
Ford Motor Co challenges a federal recall order and sues in U S District Court in Washington to block enforcement of a 1968 and 1969 Mustang and Mercury Cougar seat back recall. Government claims seat back bracket pins break causing collapse and loss of control. Ford cites only 25 incidents in over 765000 cars and argues no safety defect.
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Detroit
API
Ford Motor Co
Ford
U.S. District Court
Washington, D.C
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NHTSA
H. R. Nolte Jr
Unclear OCR Fragment Sparks Unnamed Items and Names
Fragmentary historical Times-News OCR data shows a confusing assortment of garbled names numbers and phrases. No coherent event or persons are clearly identifiable from the readable text.
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