Callaghan starts major cabinet reshuffle in Britain
Prime Minister James Callaghan moves quickly to install allies and planned younger appointees as he reshapes the cabinet to back his economic recovery plan. Denis Healey remains chancellor though unions demand restraint, while large unions condemn the proposed 3 percent pay ceiling.
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Violence Escalates in US Soviet Harassment Row
American diplomats in Moscow report intensified harassment including threats, phone calls, and jostling outside theaters. The US protests four times as Soviet officials lodge counterclaims about demonstrations and assaults near the Russian mission in Manhattan. No injuries reported though tensions rise between Washington and Moscow over safety of diplomats.
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Venezuelan government seizes Owens Illinois holdings
The Venezuelan government expropriates Owens Illinois Venezuelan assets worth 25 million dollars after accusing the glass maker of political and economic espionage and bribery of officials and congressmen. The move follows threats by guerrillas who demanded charges be published and ends with compensation to be provided.
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Hughes Obsession Returns to Haunt Howard Hughes
Hollywood profile recalls Howard Hughes famed secrecy and eccentric lifestyle. The billionaire’s intense privacy drew public fascination from Lana Turner to Katharine Hepburn while he kept 24 hour guard on Beverly Hills and Bel Air homes. An early Kaiser meeting in a San Francisco hotel room showcased his abrupt, minimal回答.
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Ban proposed on chloroform in thousands of drug products
The United States government moves to bar chloroform from more than 2000 drug products including toothpaste cough medicines and liniments citing new cancer risk data The FDA says the ban takes effect July 8 but critics led by Ralph Nader's Health Research Group accuse the decision of being lawless and reckless claiming vast quantities will remain on shelves.
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