Station's Doberman Brings Fame to Chattanooga Service Station
Brutus the doberman at Walter McNamara's Union 76 station on Cherokee Boulevard draws crowds and boosts business. He collects money with his mouth, returns change, and even receives fan mail. The celebrity dog has tourists delaying visits and earning the station extra attention despite recent fatigue.
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Chattanooga
Walter McNamara
Union 76
Cherokee Boulevard
Nashville
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Buddy
Chattanooga, Tenn
Former Nixon Aide Leaves FAA Post
Alexander P. Butterfield, the former White House aide who revealed the Nixon taping system, resigns as FAA administrator effective March 31. Ford accepts the resignation amid reports of a feud with Claude Brinegar and criticism of air safety performance. Butterfield argues for FAA autonomy and cites planned gains in accident prevention for 1975.
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Butterfield
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Ford
Transportation Department
FAA
Brinegar
Uncontrolled Forest Fires Torch Eastern Oklahoma
Fires blackened 8 000 to 10 000 acres south of Wilburton with another blaze under control in the Winding Stair Mountains. Spring fires have scorched about 19 000 acres of forest land. no injuries or threatened communities reported. Fire danger warning cites explosive conditions in eastern Oklahoma forests.
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Wilburton
Oklahoma
Winding Stair Mountains
Anderson Creek
Dee Shaw
Shaw
Bengal Mountain
Buffalo Valley
Talihina
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weyland to Review Vietnam War Situation
Army Chief of Staff Frederick C. Weyland is flying to Saigon on Ford orders to assess the military situation and outline needed aid. Ford, deeply disturbed by rising South Vietnamese fighting, seeks to convey strong support and secure more equipment and funding from Congress.
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Frederick C. Weyland
Army
Saigon
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Weyland
Vietnam
White House
Ron Nessen
South Vietnam
Thieu
Nessen
Tran Kim Phuong
Congress
Phuong
Cambodia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John J. Sparkman
Dala
United Nations
Hanoi protests Ford plan to send Weyland to Vietnam
Hanoi condemned President Ford’s move to dispatch General Weyland to Saigon for a mission and criticized the sending of the carrier Handcock into South Vietnamese waters. The North Vietnamese ministry accused the U.S. policy of Vietnamization of prolonging the war and supporting Thieu’s regime.
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LA Times
Washington Post
Hanoi
Ford
Frederick Weyland
South Vietnam
U.S. Army
Saigon
Rockefeller's brief Madrid stop en route to Saudi Arabia
Vice President Rockefeller, on his first overseas trip, lands at a Madrid area air base for a refueling halt before heading to Jiddah to deliver Ford’s condolences on King Faisal’s assassination. He plans a short Riyadh stay then return to Washington, while officials weigh political and oil market implications.
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Aejon
Spain
Neilson A. Rockefeller
Saudi Arabia
Ford
Faisal
Air Force
Rockefeller
Alfred L. Atherton
U.S
Madrid
Jiddah
Riyadh
Washington
Torrejon
Khaled
King Khaled
United States
White House
Ron Nessen
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
State Department
Kissinger
Une
Pentagon
Defense Department
Finns Recall Load of Arsenic
HELSINKI The Finnish tanker Enskeri sails back to Europe with its arsenic cargo after the government rejected Neste a license to dump several tons of arsenic waste in the South Atlantic. A 110000 ton tanker was halted off the Canary Islands awaiting new orders following international protests.
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LA Times
Washington Post
Helsinki
Enskeri
Europe
Neste
South Atlantic
Canary Islands
Eisenhower Widow Mamie Improves After Bleeding Episode
Augusta report says Mamie Eisenhower 79 remains under Army hospital care at Ft Gordon with internal bleeding stopped. Doctors attribute the bleed to diverticulosis of the intestine and expect her to stay another week to 10 days.
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Augusta
Mamie Eisenhower
Army
Eisenhower
Augusta National
Scotland Yard Seizes MP's Wife Amid Fraud Case
Australian police arrested Mrs. Sheila Buckley 28 secretary to former British Labor Minister John Stonehouse on a Scotland Yard warrant. She faces charges involving about 45000 and 12500 dollars. Stonehouse himself was arrested in Australia last Friday on theft and forgery charges and released on bail. He is due in Melbourne court Thursday.
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LA Times
Washington Post
London
Sheila Buckley
John Stonehouse
Australia
Melbourne
Puzzle Crossword: Solve the Clues From Yesterday
This entry lists a set of crossword clues with numbers and word prompts. It includes items like self-defense, an Italian resort, a game of chance, a girl’s name, and a war god. The page shows a crossword answer puzzle with various numbered hints and a final word likely tied to yesterday’s solution.
Roman salt pay coin lore linked to salary origin
Rome paid soldiers partly in salt coin called salarium from which the English salary derives. The ancient practice highlights how the Latin term salarium shaped modern wages.
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Rome
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