Rioters Challenge Tanaka Visit as Indonesia Turmoil Grows
Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka faced violent protests in Jakarta during a five nation Southeast Asia tour. Police and troops halted mobs of students and workers targeting Chinese Indonesians and officials amid calls to recapture national wealth. The toll from Tuesday's violence stood at seven killed and 49 injured with no immediate casualty count for today.
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Indonesia
Kakuei Tanaka
Central Hospital
Tanaka
Tokyo
Southeast Asia
Makiko
Ali Sadikin
Maraden Panggabean
Kissinger says Israeli Egyptian accord closer on disengagement
Secretary Kissinger reports narrowed differences as talks in Aswan resume. Dayan delivered revised disengagement map to Kissinger en route from Jerusalem. Israelis seek Egyptian pledges on security guarantees and force reductions on the east bank. Egypt remains reluctant on removing heavy weapons.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
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Kissinger
Jerusalem
United States
U.S
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Middle East
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Soviet Union
Sadat
Cairo
High Court ruling OKs vote for some inmates
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that states may not deny voting rights to inmates awaiting trial or serving misdemeanors in county jails. The decision, in Monroe County NY, limits arbitrary absentee voting rules that created unequal access for inmates in the same jail.
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Supreme Court
Monroe County
New York
New York Civil Liberties Union
League of Women Voters
York
Warren F. Burger
Fourth Man Sought in Getty Kidnap Case in Italy
Rome police arrested Domenico Barbino in Rome and Vincenzo Mammoliti and Antoni Mancuso in Calabria for the J. Paul Getty III kidnapping. A fourth suspect remained at large as investigators recovered a ransom cache and traced the crime to Calabria amid a wide manhunt.
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J. Paul Getty III
J. Paul Getty
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Domenico Barbino
Polyclinic Hospital of the Sacred Heart
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Antoni Mancuso
Mammoliti
Gioia Tauro
Mancuso
Cicala
Barbino
Castellace
Salerno
Austria
Aspromonte
Pizzo Calabro
HEW TO Publish New Rules For Nation's Nursing Homes
HEW to publish sweeping rules affecting nearly 1 million patients in 15 800 nursing homes. All skilled and intermediate facilities must pass uniform inspections to qualify for federal Medicaid and Medicare funds. The plan follows pressure from elderly groups and lawmakers and aims to tighten fire safety and care standards.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Faye G. Abdellah
Office of Nursing Home Affairs
Associated Press
National Fire Protection Association
Abdellah
Caspar W. Weinberger
Mantle and Ford elected to Baseball Hall of Fame
New York AP reports sluggers Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford were elected to the Hall of Fame. Mantle secured 322 votes of 365 ballots on his first-year eligibility, a Hall of Fame first.
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Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
New York Yankee
Mantle
Baseball Writers Association of America
Sikhs Pose Religious Challenge to U.S. Military
Sikh converts face uniforms in the armed forces as court martial cases unfold. Petty officer Singh Sherwood was demoted and discharged in San Diego for wearing a turban and beard. At Ft Monmouth Army private Walter S. McNair, 18, was found innocent after refusing to shave. Other cases at Ft. Riley involve James Broadwell and Richard Fresco. The piece notes Sikhism's military traditions and the college to accommodate attire.
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Singh Sherwood
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Army
Walter S. McNair
Ft. Riley
Ran Pvts
James Broadwell
Richard Fresco
Fog Lingers as Oklahoma Residents Expect Pleasant Week
Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma woke to dense fog for a third morning in a row. Forecasters predict improving conditions with fair to partly cloudy skies through Thursday, with highs near 70 and lows around 40. Tuesday's high was 57 and low 28.
Chile and Peru Amid Rising Arms Race Tensions
U S intelligence notes Chile plans to buy over 40 French tanks to counter Peru’s Soviet tanks amid a long standing feud. Chile seeks tanks and jets from the United States, but Congress curbs limit Latin American military aid to roughly 150 million dollars this year.
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Peru
U.S
Latin America
Allende
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