Pentagon aims for SALT related arms boost in budget
In Washington Senator Proxmire warns the Pentagon and allies push for billions for new missiles and bombers despite SALT. He cites defense leaders and a possible 18 billion outlay as Congress weighs Moscow accords and budget priorities. In Houston an opera incident left actress Janie Hardy with a broken nose after a slap scene misfired.
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U S seeks return of 500000 ransom from hijackers in Algiers
UPI reports the United States hopes Algeria will return the $500,000 paid in ransom to hijackers William Holder and Katherine Kerkow who seized a Western Airlines jet over the U S They landed in Algiers where officials probe Holder's asylum bid and the fate of the money while the hijackers await questions.
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Well Adjusted Nice People Hijack for Ransom
In San Diego an apartment 11 tenant tag Kerkow and Holder recalls the pair as pleasant. FBI later probes their involvement as the two hijack two planes and flee with 500000 dollars to Algeria per Algerian officials.
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FBI recovers all $200000 from Reno hijacking case
FBI agents recovered the remaining $200000 given to the hooded hijacker of a United Airlines 727 at Reno Airport. Robb D. Heady, 22, was arrested near Washoe Lake and charged with five counts of air piracy and interference with flight personnel. Bail set at $100000.
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Duke of Windsor Buried at Windsor Chapel
The Duke of Windsor was laid to rest at St George's Chapel Windsor Castle beside Frogmore House after eight days since his death at 77. Close friends and royal relatives attended the ceremony including Queen Elizabeth II and the late king’s wife Wallis Warfield Simpson, with King Olaf V of Norway the only foreign monarch present.
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Labor Secretary Hodgson voices opposition to right to work laws
The UPI report notes Labor Secretary Hodgson publicly opposes right to work laws, signaling a new phase in Nixon era outreach to rank and file workers. The remark draws fire from union critics and prompts calls for explanations, while union leaders offer cautious silence amid party political strategies.
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Israel pledges cease fire as five years drift toward peace
United Press International reports Israel marks five years since the Arab Israeli war with a pledge to honor current cease-fire lines until a peace is reached. Foreign Minister Abba Eban urged Egypt toward negotiated peace, while Arab leaders signaled a new war to reclaim lost territory.
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Lon Nol Leads Cambodia In First Presidential Vote
Lon Nol appears to win Cambodia’s first presidential election with about 58 percent of ballots after Sunday voting. Unofficial returns show In Tam at 23.85 percent and Keo An at 18.08 percent while fighting continues in scattered areas around Phnom Penh and other provinces.
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Keo An
Norodom Sihanouk
Southern Governors Oppose McGovern Nomination
Democratic governors from southern and border states rebel against Senator George S. McGovern as they warn his defense cuts and federal minimum income could doom the party. They condemn McGovern's credential challenges as an unfair tactic toward the convention. Governor Jimmy Carter of Georgia and Wendell Ford of Kentucky voice alarm over a Chicago-like fight and a disastrous result for Southern candidates.
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