Arafat to Attend UN Assembly With Tight Security
U N officials prepare heavy protection for Yasser Arafat as the Palestine Liberation Organization plans to lead its delegation in the General Assembly. Police and federal agents will guard the guerrilla leader amid fears in New York. Arafat is expected to speak during the first week of November and may stay less than a day.
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Calves Offered to Ford for Honduras Relief or Slaughter
Wisconsin farmers backed by the National Farmers Organization threaten to shoot and bury 1,000 calves if President Ford does not approve shipment to hurricane devastated Honduras by tonight. The NFO staged a protest that previously saw 650 calves slaughtered and argues meat would be sent to Moline, Illinois for Ford to receive.
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Longest California bus strike ends after 65 days
California bus strike ends as 24 percent pay raises settle with RTD drivers and mechanics. About 450000 commuters in Los Angeles and surrounding counties face temporary disruption while unions seek higher parity with peers in other cities.
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Amalgamated Transit Union
Congress gives Ford till Dec 10 on Cyprus pact
Congress approves a Dec 10 deadline for Ford to seek a Cyprus settlement before cutting U S military aid to Turkey. The measure allows aid to continue until then if none funds Turkish troops on Cyprus, as Ford weighs a veto amid stalled Cyprus negotiations.
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Bigfoot Tracks Reported In Washington Area
Veteran Sasquatch hunter Peter Byrne dismissed latest claims of Bigfoot tracks in the Lewis River region as a dubious repeat. Morgan's American Yeti Expedition had previously announced 161 manlike tracks, saying they indicate a creature about eight feet tall, a claim Byrne questioned after ending cooperation with Morgan.
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Peron Widow Denounces Grave Robbers At Rally
In Buenos Aires Mrs. Maria Estela Peron addresses a Plaza de Mayo rally mourning Juan Peron and denouncing Montoneros for stealing ex-President Pedro Aramburu's coffin from Recoleta Cemetery. Police report 15 to 20 guerrillas overpowered staff, Montoneros claim credit.
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Isabel) Peron
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Recoleta
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Montoneros
Peaceful Boston Amid Rain as Guard Deployed Over Schools
In Boston a cold rain and the threat of troops kept demonstrators away and racial tensions low around schools. National Guard units were mobilized, with the 82nd Airborne on alert in North Carolina to fly in if needed, while Gov Sargent and Mayor White sparred over the move. Arrests for civil rights violations followed a mob attack on a black Haitian immigrant, with two white men charged in federal court.
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FBI chief warns of influx of Soviet bloc agents
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley says the United States faces an alarming influx of Soviet bloc intelligence agents and calls for more FBI agents to track them. He cautions the increased presence may serve a purpose and dismisses flag waving while urging vigilance.
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UPI
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Clarence M. Kelley
United States
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Women inmates end Armagh Prison uprising
About 100 rebellious women inmates released the warden and three guards at Armagh Prison ending a ten hour siege. The prison is now back to normal. Maze prison rioting had left 40 injured and destroyed most of the camp's huts. The Maze inmates largely faced detention without trial for suspected IRA or militant Protestant links.
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Nader group urges DDT areas hunting and fishing ban
A Ralph Nader health group asked Washington Oregon and Idaho to ban hunting and fishing in forests sprayed with DDT last summer. The action follows tests showing high DDT levels in deer fat samples.
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UPI
Ralph Nader
Oregon
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Mills returns to Arkansas amid scandal and questions
Reporters greet Rep. Wilbur Mills as he lands in Little Rock with no supporters present. Mills, chair of the Ways and Means Committee, faces questions about the October 7 incident involving Anabell Battistella and a Tidal Basin rescue. Mills says he was not drunk, only high, and confirms a long acquaintanceship with Battistella.
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Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Arkansas
Washington
Anabell Battistella
Reward Offered for Vandal Arrest by Farmers
Farmers offer 600 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of vandals who destroyed property and crops. Call local sheriff with any tips. Lompoc Farm Bureau adds 200 reward.
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