Five-day hostage drama ends as guerrillas land
Five Red Army guerrillas who seized 53 hostages in Kuala Lumpur were landed in Tripoli by a Japan Airlines DC8. Ten guerrillas and nine crewmen were moved to custody or safety as substitute hostages were freed. Libya’s Libyan spokesman said cooperation with Red Army actions would not follow.
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Farm labor board expects 150 elections daily after law takes effect
The Agricultural Labor Relations Board chair says the agency can supervise up to 150 union representation elections per day once the farm labor law begins August 28. The board plans 18 regulations, field offices in Riverside Fresno and Sacramento, and 25 election supervising teams with bilingual members to cover elections efficiently.
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Good Humor charged by state inspectors
New York inspectors indict Good Humor Corp on 244 counts for selling bacteria laden ice cream and falsifying records. A company official and a former quality control official were named. Fines could total 1.281 million if convicted on all counts.
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Nixon Moves Toward Public Life After Isolation
On the first anniversary of his resignation Nixon signals a return to public life. He hosted a Bohemian Grove gathering with figures like Lowell Thomas and Emil Mosbacher, received visits from friends, and consults on a memoir while legal battles over papers and tapes continue.
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Thunderstorms cause Continental jet crash near Denver
Severe weather across the nation included a Denver downdraft that toppled a Continental Airlines 727 after takeoff from Stapleton Airport to Wichita. Thirty nine injured, no fatalities. Radar indicated the storm cell. NTSB blamed the downdraft.
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Portugal installs left wing transitional cabinet
President Francisco da Costa Gomes swore in a new left wing transitional cabinet and urged soldiers and civilians to end violent opposition to the pro Communist policies. General Vasco Goncalves remains prime minister amid ongoing dissent and fears of a military revolt as mobs attack Communist party headquarters.
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Ford warns Israel Egypt must move to avoid wider war
President Ford tell s public television that lack of progress in Middle East talks raises the risk of war and a possible US Soviet confrontation. He urges Israel and Egypt to show flexibility during tense negotiations and says interim peace prospects are better now than last March.
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Youngest HEW secretary to be sworn in today
University of Alabama President David Mathews, 39, will be sworn in as secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, becoming the youngest to lead the agency. The ceremony at HEW headquarters will include Chief Justice Warren Burger with President Ford attending as Mathews takes charge of a department spending about a third of federal dollars and employing 130,000 people.
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