Fromme Issued $1 Million Bail After Assassination Attempt
Lynette Fromme, the Manson cult figure nicknamed Squeaky, was jailed in Sacramento after aiming a US Caliber pistol at President Ford. Authorities said no conspiracy evidence yet and Manson declined to answer questions. Fromme and Sandra Good sought prison visiting rights to see Manson.
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Calif
UPI
Lynette Alice Fromme
Ford
Miss Fromme
Charles Manson Becaus
Secret Service
Manson
San Quentin Prison
Miss Frammeo
USAR
Arais
Vincent Buglysi
Tate-LaBianca
Sandra Good
Charles
Tex" Watson
Fromme
Miss Good
Miners Return to Work Amid Picketing Dissidents
Southern West Virginia coal miners began returning to production after a two month wildcat strike that idled up to 60,000 workers. Union leaders urged compliance with President Arold Miller’s orders, while some locals in Logan County and surrounding districts considered ending the walkout despite ongoing dissident picketing.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Arold Miller
UMW
Roger ‘Thompson
Logan County
Thompson
District 17
District 29
Beckley
Last of Area Strikers Due Back in Mines Today
NORTON The last holdout miners of United Mine Workers District 28 were set to return to work by 4 p.m. Monday after Westmoreland Coal Company's Bullitt Mine in Big Stone Gap voted to resume operations. Company spokesmen predicted the Bullitt workers could lead a broader restart for about 500 colleagues across four Wise County pits as a four week walkout ends.
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Union and Company
Bullitt
Westmorland
Wise County
Appalachia
Ray Marshall
Westmoreland
Thompson
Miners clash over union contract talks with strikers plan
Union officials cautioned against confrontations with pickets as miners discussed crossing lines set by strikers who demand a right to strike provision in the UMW contract. Miller and other UMW members weighed their options amid the dispute.
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UMW
Miller
Complex Lebanese Clash Splits Beirut and Tripoli
Rival militiamen clashed across Lebanon after a mass casualty event in Tripoli left at least 31 dead and 75 injured. The violence spurred fears of army intervention as government tensions rose between Christian and Muslim factions amid a volatile boycott era.
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Lebanon
UPT
Tripoli
Switzerland
Rashid Karami
Salvation
Camille Chamoun
Oany An
al Hayat
Star
Chamoun
Karami
Zghorta
New Grapefruit Diet Pill Claims Fast Weight Loss
A Phoenix based piece promotes a chewable grapefruit pill as an easy way to lose weight without exercise or dieting. It advertises average losses of up to ten pounds daily, claims vitamin fortification aids fat removal, and offers 5 dollar to 10 dollar supply options with a money back guarantee.
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Phoenix
E. Thomas
Arizona
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Heada
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Hiway
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Cumberland
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Justice
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