U S Navy Ends Viet Nam Refugee Evacuation
U S Navy rescue ships stopped evacuating Vietnamese refugees and began moving east into the Pacific toward possible ports in the Philippines or Guam. About 18 000 refugees had been saved from coastlines, barges, boats, and ditched helicopters, with potential further rescues under international law.
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Wasilington
UPI
Pacific
Pentagon
Washington
Austin
Philippines
Guam
Vietnam
Russin
Saigon
Japan
Foreign Ministry
Clark Air Force
7Th Fleet
House of Represetatives
Burns outlines money supply growth target for recovery
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns told Congress the central bank aims for a 5 to 7 percent money supply growth from March to March to fund a vigorous recovery. Chrysler posts a $117 million yearly loss, dragging Ford and GM into heavy three month deficits. Senate votes 47 to 36 to delay ending oil price controls for three months, signaling higher gasoline costs to curb wasteful driving. Judge McKinnon moves Little trial from Washington to Raleigh as defendant Miss Little faces murder charges related to jailer Clarence Alligood.
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Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Senate
Ford
Superior Court
Henry McKinnon
Ford to Meet Sadat Rabin Separately on Middle East Peace
The International reports President Ford will hold separate talks next month with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin to discuss a Middle East peace settlement.
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Ford
Anwar Sadat
Yitzhak Rabin
Middle East
Nixon not unbalanced but highly emotional in final days
Richard Nixon remained a realist during his last days in office, never mentally unbalanced according to his Watergate lawyer James St. Clair. Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip altered their Guam visit due to a large refugee population. they said resources should not be strained further by a royal stop.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
James St. Clair
St. Clair
Britain
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Guam
Judge Rules Seduction Not Illegal If Not Forced
New York judge dismisses charges against Martin Evans in a case where Beth Peterson, a 21 year old student, believed Evans used charm and deceit to seduce her after meeting at LaGuardia Airport. Evans is found guilty only of criminal trespass for using an apartment without permission and faces sentencing on May 23.
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New York
UPI
Justi
Edward Greenfield
Martin Evans
Greenfield
Beth Peterson
Wellesley College
Dartmouth
Miss Peterson
Evans
LaGuardia
Communists seize South Vietnam labor movement control
Viet Cong forces seize the Confedera tion of Labor headquarters in Saigon and replace it with a liberation trade union. They label top leader Tran Quoc Buu a traitor and order former members to report within 24 hours as nationalization of farms factories and businesses proceeds.
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South Vietnam
Saigon
Confederation of Labor
Bangkok
Committee For the Defense of Labor Rights
Tran Quoc Buu
Buu
Peking
New China News Agency
Hong Kong
Washington
Defense
James Schlesinger
United States
Schlesinger
Rukeit Pramoj
Thailand
Liberation Radio
United Nations
Singapore
Vietnam
UPI
Japan
Demos Propose Bigger Deficit in Congress Clash
President Ford proposes the largest deficit in history. Senator Muskie and Representative Adams defend larger deficits as Congress pushes spending to 365 to 368 billion dollars with deficits around 67 to 70 billion, while tax reform adds 3 billion. Public polls favor a balanced budget despite economic risks.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Edmund S$. Muskie
Brock Adams
Congress
Muskie
Maine
Senate
Adams
D-Wash
Muskie and
House
President Ford vetoes farm bill as costly to consumers
President Ford vetoed a bill raising 1975 price guarantees for wheat feed grains soybeans cotton and milk, saying it would add 1.8 billion to the deficit and raise long term costs for consumers taxpayers and farmers. He pledged action to raise loan rates if needed and to avoid renewed export controls.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Agriculture
Earl
Butz
Pricus
GOP
Thomas 5S. Foley
D-Wash
House Agriculture Committee
House
California Senate Backs Private Sex Acts Bill
In a rare 21-20 vote the California Senate approves a bill to legalize all private sex acts between consenting adults. The measure, called a Bill of Rights for homosexuals, heads to the governor after a tied session that stretched six hours as Lt. Gov. Dymally flew in to break the deadlock.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
California Senate
Lt. Too, Mervyn Dymally
Colorato
Assembly
Unclear text fragment reports on local notices and listings
Fragmentary OCR text mentions local notices, names, places, and numbers but yields no clear event or outcome. Readers see scattered references to people, organizations, and dates with uncertain meaning.
Foreign Refugees Still In Cambodia
Doctors and diplomats waited in 100 degree heat at the Cambodian border as a convoy with 610 foreigners attempted to reach Aranyaprathet. Red Cross staff and French diplomats planned to move refugees to Bangkok by air conditioned buses amid unclear fate of groups and Khmer Rouge negotiations.
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Thailand
UPS
Phnom Penh Ainre
Cambodia
Red Cross
Bangkok
Jean Louis Toffin
Khmer Rouge
Ronvey
Phnom Penh
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