SALT talks stall over Backfire bomber and cruise missile
U.S. and Soviet negotiators remain apart on the Backfire bomber and cruise missile within the Vladivostok framework. Kissinger notes only 10 percent of talks remain, while Moscow and Washington dispute whether the Backfire and certain cruise missiles should count toward the 2,400 limit.
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Ashington
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Ford
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Vladivostok
Siberian
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Black Sea
Kissinger
Pentagon
Two Die in Pocola Two-Vehicle Crash
A two vehicle collision on U.S. 271 in Pocola LeFlore County Oklahoma killed Albert E. McCaslin 51 Ft Smith Arkansas and John Martin Broom 56 Spiro Oklahoma Monday night raising Oklahoma's 1975 traffic toll to 659.
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Pocola
Highway Patrol
Albert E. McCaslin
Ft. Smith
Ark
John Martin Broom
Spiro
Okla
U.S. 271
LeFlore County
Midwest City
Oklahoma
Margaret Lou Parnell
Jim McKinney
Parnell
Carl Albert
Unions protest Kerr dismissal sparks Australian crisis
Strikes hit Australian ports as Governor General Kerr dismisses Prime Minister Whitlam. Protesters outside Parliament House demand Whitlam's return while Fraser forms caretaker government and the stock market reacts to the constitutional crisis.
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Canberra
Australia
Sir John Kerr
Gough Whitlam
Bob Hawke
Australian Council of Trade Unions
Parliament House
Gough
Malcolm Fraser
Kerr
Sydney Stock Exchange
Australian Commonwealth
Labor
Fraser
Liberal
Country
Senate
Whitlam
House of Representatives
Governor General
Hearst Faces Trial On Bank Robbery
Patricia Hearst, silent in court, ordered to stand trial December 15 on bank robbery and firearms charges from the 1974 Hibernia Bank holdup. Attorneys challenge competency, plan psychiatric testimony to rebut the judge’s ruling. hearings set for November 20.
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AN Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Albert Johnson
Hearst
Johnson
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
Hibernia Bank
San Francisco
SLA
F. Lee Bailey
Fromme Gun Access Revealed In Court Testimony
Harold Boro says Lynette Fromme learned to use a .45 pistol from him and took the weapon from his table in July. The gun was the same one she allegedly aimed at President Ford in September. Fromme was absent from court as Boro testified and she remained barred for the second day for courtroom disruptions.
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McAlester
Oster A. Woolridge
Investigaton
Asst
Bill Cubbage
Woolridge
Here
Nathaniel Mosby
Tulsa
Mosby
Acramento
Calif
Lynette Fromme
Ford
Miss Fromme
Harold Boro
US District Court
Thomas MacBride
Alaska Tops States in Government Employee Ratio
Alaska has the highest share of state and local government workers relative to its population, leading all states in government employment per capita. The finding highlights a large public sector presence amid Alaska’s unique demographics and geography.
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Alaska
Wallace Announces 1976 Campaign From Wheelchair
Alabama governor George Wallace launches what may be his final presidential bid facing a crowded Democratic field. Wallace, paralyzed from the waist down after a 1972 shooting, plans to enter all primaries and campaigns actively despite health concerns.
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Ashington
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
White House
South
George Wallace
New Hampshire
Snider
Laurel
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Lahoma Priratte
THE
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State Senate
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Tulsa Junior College
Howard
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Tulsa Area
Citizens Security Bank of
State Court
William H. Haworth Jr
Muskogee
Rooney McIinerney
Haworth
McInerney
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Minn
ADA (Ap
James Dillard
Dillard
Bob Eckles
Ed Montgomery
Eckles
Montgomery
Dist
Gordon Melson
Ponca City
Kay County
Kay County District Court
Joe Wideman
Angola
Agostino Neto
Portugal
Fromme Gun Access
Walter R. Mears
Charles S. Snider
Ala
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Robert Strauss
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