Peron reshapes cabinet amid crisis and protests
President Isabel Peron ousts powerful minister Jose Lopez Rega under pressure from military labor and political leaders. Carlos Villone becomes social welfare minister and Julio Gonzales named presidential secretary as a reshuffled cabinet including Lopez Rega allies is installed amid ongoing unrest and calls for pacification.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Jose Lopez Reys
Lopes Rega
Arentina
Julio Gonziles
Lope Rega
Peron
Odvixo
Conditi
Lopez Rega
Carlos Villone
Antonio Bene Itez
Interior Ministry
Supreme Court
Ernesto Corvalana
Nunciares
Jorge Garrido
Lapex Notary
Rega
Defense
Cal
Alberto J
Oscar Ivanissevich
Julio Gon
Ieaders
Yales
Sena
Con
Southwestern Astronomers Convene Here for Annual Meeting
The Southwestern gathering showcased papers on nebulae and solar observations. Speakers included Hon Co iockpatrick from Los Alamos Laboratory leader, with papers titled Pometiny Nebulae What We See and What We Are There.
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Tals
Hon Co Iockpatrick
Los Alamos Seentiha Laboratory
Birkpatrick
Charen Capen
Hoa
Ales Horvat
Atanta
League
Beirut Helps Free Suspected Kidnap Victim Amid Ransom Talks
Beirut authorities distributed 10 tons of food in a Shiite district to aid the possible release of an American Army colonel seized by kidnappers. The plan, described as a Lebanese affair, clashes with American policy of not paying ransoms. A US embassy official denied knowledge of the aid effort.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Shum
Tel Gar
Tea Traci
National Relief Agency
Mashush
TS. Army
Ernest 2 Mars
Americen
Petersburg
HP Pam
CDT
ALLS
Fisk Quail
Henri
Kissinger
Ford Warns Spending To Rekindle Inflation
President Ford urged restraint on federal spending to prevent inflation and vowed to veto unnecessary measures. He warned against pump priming and called for tax changes to spur investment, job growth, and energy independence while criticizing regulatory barriers.
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Congress
Ford
Uncle Sam
Tle
Hunts attorney questions legality of federal wiretap actions
In Houston, Hunt Brothers defense attorney argues that federal officials exceeded legal bounds in wiretapping related to the Hunts. Testimony covered Everett and motel tapes, their purposes, and calls for suppression if illegal taps taint the indictment. Prosecutors seek limited suppression to allow appeal.
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Hunt Brothers
Woriward
White House
Itirhard Nison
Woordyard Friday
Grand Gery
Dallas
Herbert Hunterett
Patrick W
Everett
Hirschkop
Hunts
Asst
U. S
James J. Whitten
John Mitchell
Richard Kleindienst
Whitten
Kleindienst
Nixon Mitchell
Mitch
Hunt
Hog Quarantine Area Extended in Texas Panhandle
The U S Agriculture Department extended a 100 square mile hog cholera quarantine covering parts of Deaf Smith and Castro counties in Texas. The measure runs alongside a state quarantine restricting intrastate movement of breeder and feeder hogs. The outbreak near Hereford was found on July 4 as a federal state task force investigates the source and spread.
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Dallas
Texas Panhandle
United States Department of Agriculture
Deaf Smith
Castro
Hereford
40 Trapped By Skyscraper Blaze In Manhattan
An electrical fire in a glass enclosed midtown skyscraper trapped 40 people for over two hours amid smoke and flames. About 200 on the roof of the Squibb building and 300 nearby watched as helicopters and firefighting efforts evacuated tenants, with 43 treated and seven hospitalized.
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W York
Manhattan
Sill Street
Fifth
Si Sth Avenues
Ath Street
Fifth and Sixth Avenues
Sivontiagy R
You
Third Avenue
Arth Steet
Work! Trade Center
Sanibbte
Sy Tour
Interational Creative Management
Dhire Wits
Mideast Talks Set Today Amid Nuclear Test Controversy
U S Secretary says talks are not near an agreement despite optimism and a newspaper report. Rabin cites key issues as treaty duration electronic surveillance and warning stations on the Sinai front. Cairo rejects early warning stations and considers alternatives.
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Rabin
United States
U.S
Finatian Beneident Anvenn Sac
Gidi
Mila
Abu Rudie
Cairo
Fyed
Kissinger
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Pa
iCairo
United Nations
Gromyko
Turkey Arms Aid Ban Debate Highlights NATO Ties
A congressional panel retained the arms embargo on Turkey amid arguments over its impact on NATO unity. lawmakers urged careful linkage to foreign aid, noting Greece and U.S. alliance concerns. The report also covers Brezhnev's arms talks and a planned Ford Brezhnev summit to address missile ceilings and verification.
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United States
Edward J. Derwinski
U.S
Pierre
du Pont
Turkey
Donald Fraser
Usj
Vladivostok
Rea
Brezhnev
Kissinger
Mosscow
Ford
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Radical Civic Union
Prin Pal
Iis
Comuntry
Peronist
Loepee Regi
Lopes Regi
Lopez Reva
Alberto, Rocamora
Adoira
Celestine Redviga
Cecilia Conditi
Ricardo Otero
Prow
Ites
Isbor
Astronomy
Heccan Astronomical League
Histon Inn
Harold Anderson
Southwestern Regional Astronomical League
Robert Fried Af Avianta
National Astronomical Leavin
Ander
Hstale
Fonding
Diegorelle
Texas
Houston Police Department
Woodward
Tly
Prcig
Rand Ney
Texais
Hirschkop Tld
Richard Stevens
Alty
Hen
Yours
Petersson
Petersen
Grand Jury
Mideast
Turk Arms Release
Ban
Washington
Leonid I. Brezhnev
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