Carter attacks Ford bus plan at Boston fund raiser
Jimmy Carter assailed Ford’s antibusing proposal at a Boston fund raiser, urging strong leadership to foster school desegregation. He criticized court ordered busing and warned a constitutional amendment would be needed to curb orders. Carter also outlined campaign finance and platform cohesion.
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Portugal minister Pinheiro de Azevedo suffers heart attack
Portugal's Prime Minister Admiral Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo, 59, a presidential candidate, was rushed to a hospital in Oporto after a heart attack. He was revived but his condition remained reserved according to Sao Joao hospital officials. He had reportedly collapsed in a car after leaving a news conference while campaigning in the north.
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New envoy named for Lebanon to replace slain ambassador
Talcott Seelye, a veteran Middle East expert, will be the Presidents special envoy to Lebanon replacing Francis Meloy Jr. Seelye travels from Washington after meeting Kissinger in Paris and four Arab-capital ambassadors. He is designated a temporary envoy awaiting further decisions.
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Church Won’t Bargain With Lay Teacher Union
In Los Angeles and Orange dioceses the Catholic church settles unfair labor practice charges with lay teacher union AFT, rehiring 10 teachers and paying back pay, while refusing to bargain to test religion freedom. NLRB orders to bargain are challenged as government interference.
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Republicans hear broad input on platform in Washington hearings
Representatives from big and small business, actors, women, fur trappers, gay activists and others offered views at public hearings in Washington. More sessions follow at Iowa State University. Esch urged rejection of Humphrey Hawkins and called for tax cuts and youth work programs while various groups pressed for deregulation and targeted incentives. Audrey Colom backed ERA ratification and SAG sought arts support and policy changes.
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Tank and artillery strike shatters Beirut cease fire
Fierce tank and artillery assault by Christian rightists on the Jisir Alpasha and Tal Zaatar Palestinian refugee camps shattered a Libyan mediated cease-fire in Beirut. The attack halted plans to reopen Beirut airport and followed the withdrawal of Syrian troops to allow a Libyan-Syrian peace-keeping force to assume control of the facility.
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New Jersey Teamster official charged by grand jury
A federal grand jury charged Anthony Provenzano and three others with kidnapping and conspiring to murder Anthony Castellito, a New Jersey Teamsters Local 560 official, during 1961. The indictment names Salvatore Briguglio Harold Königsberg and George Vangelakos, with arrests by FBI agents and murder indictments in Ulster County.
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Summit meeting issues defined
The annual OAU summit on Mauritius will focus on Rhodesia South Africa and greater U S and Soviet presence in Africa. Rioting in South Africa and Diego Garcia military plans loom as major topics for ministers and a heads of state meeting to follow.
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