Six Nations Eye Coffee Cartel To Push Prices
Latin American producers Mexico Guatemala Honduras El Salvador Nicaragua and Costa Rica floated a plan to form a cartel to set a minimum price of 65 dollars per 100 pound bag for mild coffee. They seek joint quotas to keep prices from slipping as demand shifts and production costs rise amid unemployment concerns.
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Salvador
E- Salva
Tive
Anu
Labor Department
London
Mexico
Guatemala
Honduras
el Salador
Nicaragua
Costa’ Rica
Brazil
Colombia
Venezuela
Latin America
New York
Vote on British membership in Europe ends with a clear majority
The British referendum result shows 17,378,881 in favor of continued European Union membership and 8,470,073 against, a turnout of 65.6 percent amid widespread European markets response. Prime Minister Wilson hailed the vote as historic while industry payrolls rose slightly in May signaling a shift in economic expectations.
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London
Europe
Harold Wil
Britain
John Antimarket
Shetland Islands
Tron
Wilson
Washington
Common Market
Brussels
Common Market Commission
Francois-Xavier Ortoli
Petits
Eco- Ito
Watamamia
Enoch Powell
Munich
Margaret Thatcher
CIA Report on Assassination Plots Sparks Senate Clash
Senator Church accuses the Rockefeller commission of delaying the CIA assassination findings while promising a full public disclosure. He cites hard evidence of murder plots and criticizes attempts to downplay the issue, as Rockefeller says no conclusions were drawn pending more study.
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Frank Church
Idaho
Jhairman
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Church
Rockefeller
Commission
Church 1
National Press Club
Nessen
de Gotta
Ferst
Ford
Finas
del Castro
Castro
John A. Sue McCone
Minneapolis Tribune
Trujillo
Republic
Ngo
Dinh Diem
South Vietnam
Pair Arrested After Helicopter Prison Break
Richard Jackson, 29, of Westland piloted a Bell helicopter hijacked by a charter passenger after takeoff from Mettetal Airport Plymouth Michigan. An escape from the world’s largest walled prison occurred as passengers leaped aboard and flew toward the pin up wall before landing near Munich Michigan. Remling and the hijacker fled in separate cars with a plan to pay for the flight later. Remling, serving 5 to 10 years for fraud, faced additional charges and was sought in Nebraska and California for related crimes.
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Isam
Charles Bronson
Jackson
Richard Jackson
Westland
Mettetal
Plymouth
Mich
Alfred Williams Jr
Barney Statesman
Hi-Lift. Helicopters, Inc
Remling
George Weeks
William Milliken
Munich
Statesman
Miss Conn
Jackson District Court
Tonia County
Nebraska
California
Ecape
Senate weapons bill faces voting standoff amid arms debate
The Senate rejected attempts to cut weapons research and procurement funding as it debated the $30.3 billion bill for FY 1976 and a three month transition period. Stennis said bipartisan support reflects a goal of balanced arms limits, with a cut of $1.3 billion in aid to South Vietnam and higher totals sought by the Pentagon. Kilimanjaro is cited as Africa’s highest peak at 19,340 feet.
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Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Stennis
Pentagon
House
South Vietnam
Benefit Bluegrass Show Satisfies Varied Tastes in Lubbock
A crowd of 700 to 800 filled the Lubbock Municipal Auditorium for a benefit for Texas Boys Ranch. The event featured bluegrass and broader tastes with acts like Chubby Wise and young talents including Shanda Sheats Liz Lawson and Judy Mallett. Proceeds go to the Texas Boys Ranch with tickets on sale at the box office.
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Avalanche-Journal
Texas Boys Ranch
Lubbock
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Chubby Wise
William A
Harrod
Book ‘Symphony
Cecil Caldwell
Johnny Ray Watson
Shanda Sheats
Henley
Gyles
Wise
Chubby
Meong Bruton
Aiden
Marigh
Solons Injured In Bus Crash
In Hamilton Georgia a fogging truck jackknifed and struck a bus carrying Secretary of the Army Howard Callaway four congressmen and other dignitaries during a rainstorm. Both drivers died and several passengers were injured Callaway and his son had minor injuries Beth Callaway was hospitalized with bruises. Rep Tom Bevill was hospitalized in fair condition.
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Hamilton
Howard Bob Callaway
Callaway
Beth
Georgia Highway ‘Patrol
Tom Bevill
D-Ala
Lubbock Leader Urges Serious Baptist Debate
Nixon cites a life changing religious experience from a trial. Weber seeks reelection as convention president. Jimmy R. Allen to deliver keynote sermon. A lighted torch relay reflects gospel spread to 83 nations. Over 50 000 Baptists expected in Miami Beach with 16 000 messengers. Southern Baptist Convention budget totals 150 million for 1975 76 with 51 million for Cooperative Program.
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Nixon
Weber
Jimmy R. Allen
First Baptist Church
San Antonio
Memphis
Tenn
Miami Beach
United States
Southern Baptist Convention
Man Accused Of Stealing Police Gear In Central Florida
Richard Allen Linden 30 is accused of stealing police equipment worth thousands and selling it to multiple departments. Police found sirens guns radios and uniforms in his Vero Beach apartment and say he posed as a trooper to secure work with a gear firm. He was arrested in Orlando May 24 and faces grand larceny possession of stolen property and other charges.
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Fla
Richard Allen Linden
Florida
Linden
Vero Beach
Jim Humphries
Florida Highway Patrol
Humphries
To Pace
Highway Patrol
Indian River
St. Lucie County
St. Lucie
Patty Reported In Far East After Missing
A fragmented notice states Patty has been located in the Far East after weeks abroad. The garbled text mentions Bangkok Saigon and Berkeley and a possible kidnapping claim before an exit toward Kohg discotheque, with references to the Morning Post and the South Asia region.
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Patty
Far East
Hong. Kong
Asia
Bangkok
Post
Miss. Heat
Berkeley
Cal
Je J
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