Mexico Pledges to Meet Kidnappers Demands for Diplomat
President Luis Echeverria said Mexico would yield to the Armed Revolutionary Forces of the People to save the life of Terrance G. Leonhardy the U.S. consul general in Guadalajara abducted by guerrillas. The group demanded the release and exile of 30 prisoners in Havana.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Luis Echeverria
Mexico City
Terrance G. Leonhardy
U.S
Gua
Dalajara
Armed Revolutionary Forces of the People
FRAP
Havana
Echeverria
Pedro Ojeda Paullada
Ment
Leonhardy
Kathy
Eileen
United States
City Students Experience Farm Life Weekend On The Farm
Seven La Crosse high school students spent a rainy weekend with local farmers through the Weekend On the Farm program. Guests stayed at farms near Barre Mills and Richland Center, helping with chores and learning about dairy swine and llama care. Hosts noted weather cut activities short but praised the student interest and farm hosts.
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Joan Thompson
Norman Sprain
Barre Mills
Jeff Heileman
Kane Sr
Allen Sprain
David
Tribune
John Ellenbecker
la Crosse High School
la Crosse Kiwanis Club
la Crosse County Farm Bureau
Logan
Mary Roroff
Central High School
William Schomberg
Schomberg
Winnebago St
Ramon Niemeier
Richland Center
Guerrillas and Army Clash in Lebanon Despite Truce
In eastern Lebanon Palestinian guerrillas and army troops clashed Saturday, breaking a two day old cease fire. Premier Amin Hafez said peace is nearly restored but cautions remain to rebuild mutual confidence. Only civilians reported as casualties.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Amin Hafez
Defense Ministry
Draft Evaders Back Amnesty Stand at Conference
A Vietnam era draft counselor says many violators view resistance as pride and reject amnesty tied to begging forgiveness. United by activists from peace groups, Abzug and Clark push unconditional amnesty while exile exiles denounce conditional service.
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Washington
Jeremy Mott
Central Committee For Conscientious Objectors
Mott
Ramsey Clark
U.S
Canada
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
Congress
Henry Kissinger
Abzug
Clark
America
The
American Civil Liberties Union
National Conference of Black Lawyers
National Council of Churches
National Student Association
Tricycle for Wallace and a girl with paralysis arrives
Minnesota inventor Angelo Vittori delivered a hand propelled tricycle to Governor George Wallace who is paralyzed from the waist down. He also brought 14 year old Debbie Grahek who cannot walk and helped design the trike. Wallace was shot on May 15 in Laurel Maryland while campaigning.
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Montgomery
Ala
Minnesota
George C. Wallace
Angelo Vittori
Chisholm
Minn
Wallace
Debbie Grahek
Debbie
Laurel
Few Complaints On Meat Pricing
Washington AP The man directing enforcement of price controls says there have been amazingly few complaints from consumers about meat price ceilings. Stanley Goldberg head of the compliance division of the IRS reported about 2 000 complaints in four weeks and said most did not involve major violations. He added that compliance has been very good.
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Washington
Stanley Goldberg
Internal Revenue Service
Goldberg
Government Fines Under Price Ceiling Rule Tally
The government imposed fines under the April price ceiling on meat retailers and packers totaling under 25000 dollars. The IRS sued Packers and Packing Co. Inc of Green Bay Wisconsin for noncompliance. No court enforcement actions have been started against five other large meat packers. Most violations involve large packers or supermarket chains.
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IRS
Kissinger Talks At Zavidovo With Soviet Officials
U S diplomats report Henry Kissinger met with unidentified Soviet officials at Zavidovo about Brezhnev's planned U S visit and bilateral relations. The talks followed a guarded, high level exchange on arms limits and MFN status amid limits on public disclosure.
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Kissinger
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Washington
Nixon
Zavidovo
Moscow
Shosha
Volga
Brezhnev
U.S
Izvestia
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Lebanon Mountains
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Oregon Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Detroit
Ann Lange i
Aed
Israel
U. S
Leningrad
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