Soviets Seen Moving To Colonize Africa Says Moynihan
U.S. Ambassador Moynihan told a Pacem in Terris conference that the Soviet Union is attempting to colonize Africa using military force, with Cuban troops in Angola and Soviet equipment there. He warned detente could shift tension ideologically and called Soviet actions an empire effort. Kennedy condemned Angola intervention as folly and urged U.S. opposition to Soviet expansion while noting arms buildup risks.
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Former FBI Informer Reveals KKK Provocations and FBI Role
Gary Rowe testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee that the FBI directed him to spread scandal about Klan members and to seduce wives to disrupt the Ku Klux Klan. He described police in Birmingham planning a 15 minute window to beat civil rights marchers and said no action followed.
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California
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Ala
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Howe
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
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Overtime Ban Cripples Britain's State Hospitals
In London the National Health Service faces a deepening crisis as 19,000 interns limit to 40 hours weekly amid a pay dispute. 11,000 senior consultants join in, delaying routine operations and forcing ambulances to stage emergency care, with life and death moments at stake as treatment queues grow.
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London
UPI
Britain
National Health Service
State Judiciary College Sets Special Class
The National College of the State Judiciary will hold a workshop for court administrators this week led by Judge Ernest John Watts. The event aligns with a broader court administration program highlighting the growing role of administrators in criminal justice operations.
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Ford Sees Mao In Two Hour Chinese Meeting
President Ford visited Mao Tse tung in the Forbidden City for two hours of earnest discussions. The talk highlighted Beijing's concern to maintain friendly US relations as Mao, despite strokes, appeared alert and hospitable.
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Philip Habib
Winston Lord
Richard Solomon
Teng Hsiao-ping
Li Hsier-nen
Chiao Kuan-Hua
Washington
Husang Chen
Charleston Carriage Defends Diapered Horse Policy
Charleston driver David Fuller faces a 10 day window to prepare a legal defense after a hearing on cruelty to animals law. Judge Hugo Spitz delayed until December 29 with city and defense briefs due within 10 days. Fuller vows to resist diapering his horse despite the new ordinance cited by proponents and cited by opponents as impractical for historic carriage service.
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Pilot and passenger die as Sonic plane crashes in Ruby Mountains
The bodies of pilot Bill Stevens and passenger Charlien Hayes were airlifted from a wreckage located near the 10,000 foot Ruby Mountains ridge. Rescue teams, hampered by fog and snow, were guided to the site by the emergency beacon and concluded the victims died on impact.
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Las Vegas
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Ocala
Fla
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Utah
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