Joan Little murder trial nears close in Raleigh
Closing arguments began in the Joan Little murder trial. Defense contends self defense after being attacked, while the state notes a contradictory telephone witness. Jurors expected to hear verdict by Friday noon.
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Lubbock
Joan
Raleigh
N.C
Joan ‘Little
James Rowan
Rowan
Miss Little
Clarence Alligood
Joan Little
Clarence T. Alligood
Ara
McAuliffe Dies Hero of Bastogne at 77
Gen Anthony C. McAuliffe, famed World War II hero known for the "Nuts" reply during the Bastogne siege, died after a long illness at Walter Reed Army Hospital. He retired in 1956 and had lived in the area since.
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Nuts
Anthony C. McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Army
101St Airborne Division
Gen.i
3Rd Army
9Th
10Th Armored Division
Leukemia
Wate
Bastogne
Belgium
Tape sent to family ties kidnapping case and Bronfman notes
News items describe a ransom tape sent to the Bronfman family and a Cornwall Associates mail incident. The New York Times declined details on the ad. Witnesses recall Sam Bronfman as a genial student who played sports at Williams College.
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Post
Cornwall
Associates
Fitch Avenue Service Associates
The
Cornwall Associates
Fred Dollard
New York Times
Bronfman
FBI
James Brennan
Amherst
Mass
Deerfield Academy
Williams College
Williamstown
Brennan
Sam
Betty Ford Denies Regret In Interview Remarks
First Lady Betty Ford says she was not amviven and would not be surprised if her daughter Susan pursued a summer internship making $100 a week in Sports Illustrated and other work. She defends remarks as distorted while emphasizing family values and marriage.
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Ise
Deerfield
Williams
Sports Illustrated
Kissinger in New Round with Israel Amid Peace Hopes Rise
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Israeli Ambassador Simcha Dinitz held a second meeting in 24 hours as talks on a interim Middle East peace plan moved forward. They discussed how deeply Israel would withdraw from Sinai and the buffer zone terms while a signed settlement was hoped by month’s end. The Ford administration reportedly weighing use of Americans for listening posts atop two sites.
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Alligood
Rowan
John Wilkinson
Aljigood
Jerry Paul
Miss Little
Clarence __Alligood
Nancy Lee Collis
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Simcha Dinitz
Middle East
Kissinger
Sinai Peninsula
Dinitz
Rusalem
Sinai
State Department
Ford Administration
Kissinger-Dinitz
Bet.ve
Resoon
U.S
Israel
Mit
Superar Onder
Colorado la
Giddi
Monterey
Skaggs
Ford
Vail
Kissinger Dinitz Meetures Push Toward Settlement
Kissinger and Dinitz held talks amid U S Israel discussions aiming to outline an approach to a settlement. The talks followed tight schedules and involved plans for potential coordination on an early agreement, with U S officials signaling movement toward spring negotiations and possible use of observers.
Girl Soldier Faces Trial In Romance Case
19 year old Jeanette Faraj of Jerusalem will face a military court in Haifa on charges tied to consorting with a United Nations officer without permission. The two day border crossing into Syria involved Captain Joseph Steinmann driving a UN vehicle into enemy territory and hiding her in the back seat on return to Israeli lines. The incident occurred near Quneitra with the pair at a UN camp on Mt Hermon heights before her arrest and suspension from duty.
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Israel
UPI
U.N
Syria
Jeanette
Faraj
Jerusalem
Joseph Steinmann
Ile
Quneitra
Mt. Hermon
Miss Farrar
Steinmann Rack
Austria
Area Woman Treats Midwifery as Obligation
APlainview area woman, Mrs. Mercado, practices midwifery from her home with health department support and a department permit. She supplies delivery equipment, coordinates doctor involvement for complications, and accepts cash payment only, seeing midwifery as an obligation to help mothers who may not afford care.
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Health Department
Mrs. Mercado
Welfare Department
Mercado
Plainview Steel
Pauline
Plainview
Lupe Mercado
Coffee crop crisis in Parana Brazil threatens next year
Londrina sources report frost damage in Parana after the 1975 harvest has left virtually no green trees. Two foreign experts say no coffee beans will be produced next year in the state, with Parana’s output expected to fall to about half of Brazil’s 1975 crop. Brazil’s frost also harms Sao Paulo and Minas Gerais, with 1976 production forecast as low as eight million bags.
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Londrina
Brazil
Parana
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Sao Paulo
Minas Gerais
Brazilian Coffee Institute
Autopsy Details Delayed In Child's Death Case
Judge Doss continues the autopsy report in the ongoing death pend ing case. He plans an inquest with several witnesses before issuing a ruling. Funeral services for the child were held Monday.
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Doss
Fant
Blanchard Explains Sidetracked Jail Report Findings
At a Monday public hearing in Lubbock County about jail conditions the judge and officials discussed a sidetracked brutality report. Blanchard said a beaten inmates report was kept back to avoid risking further harm and claimed it would be released in the future.
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Page One
Blanchard
Lubbock County Commissioners Court
Lubbock County
Lubbock Human Relations Commission
Lubbock
Rod Shaw
Shawy
Texas Jail Commission
Brown Berets
League of Women Voters
HRC
Tee
Sheriff's Department
Avalanche-Journal
Human Relations Commission
Russell Faces Sentence Today in Watergate Related Case
Stuart M. Russell, an Oklahoma City lawyer, was to be sentenced in San Antonio for Watergate milk fund scandal violations of federal campaign laws. He faced up to $30,000 in fines and nine years in prison after jurors convicted him of funneling corporate funds to candidates. The counts included a $100,000 contribution to Herbert Kalmbach and $8,400 in checks to Senator Edmund Muskie.
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San Antonio
Tex
Stuart “M. Russell
Okla ‘Homa City
Russell
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Nixon
Herbert Kalmbach
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
New Banks Construction Plans Highlight Remote Drive-In Features
A new bank will feature basement access and remote drive-in facilities under a canopy with energy-saving design. Pneumatic tubes enable tellers inside the bank to serve patrons at coded lanes and a regular window remains for commercial customers. Security and efficient layout are emphasized by Messersmith. Construction by Page and Wirtz includes other local projects like the Memorial Civic Center and hospital wing. The Texas Bank owners include B. R. "Rip" Griffin and Dr. Royce Lewis Jr. with a governance group led by Preston S.
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Messersmith
Page and Wirtz
Memorial Civic Center
Lubbock
Methodist Hospital
George and Helen Mahon
Texas Bank
Troy Post
Dallas
B. R
Rip" Griffin
Royce Lewis Jr
McLaughn
Rolan Simpson
Preston S
Simpson
M. J
Bud” Aderton
Griffin, Mclaughlin
Don Osborne
Smith and
Lew
Berlin Marks 14 Years Of Wall Dividing City
Berlin marks 14 years since the wall's building by the East, with 70 deaths cited by Western records. The memorial dedication in West Berlin honors those killed, while East Germany ignores the anniversary.
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API - Berlin
West Berlin
Horst Korder
East Germany
East Berlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Europe
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Ann McAuliffe
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