Ford Tells Tito US May Sell Arms and Aid Efforts
President Ford told Yugoslavia's President Tito he would give personal attention to Yugoslavia's request to buy second line American arms and spare parts while also pursuing stronger economic ties. He noted discussions covered bilateral relations and military links as he tours Europe to bolster Yugoslavia's independent stance.
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Yugoslavia
Ford
Tito
U.S
Middle East
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Henry A. Kissinger
Soviet Union
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Park of Friendship
Henry A. ‘Kissinger
Jack Ford
David Kissinger
Federal Executive Council
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Washington
Mildenhall Air Force Base
England
Helsinki
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Romania
White House
Ron Nelsen
Sinaia
Bucharest
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Congress
Carpathian Alps
Nicolae Ceausescu
America
Mrs. Ford
William Lukash
Queen Mother Turns 75 A British Institution
LONDON AP Britain’s queen mother marks 75 with a quiet Buckingham Palace celebration hosted by Queen Elizabeth II. Known as marvelous mummy to the reigning queen, she has served the nation for more than half a century, widow since 1952, and remains a constitutional fortress in a flowered hat.
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Britain
Elizabeth
George VI
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Sihvatelh
Earl of
Clarence House
Ark Royal
Evans 7-year-old Leukemia Patient Returns To Medical Center
Robert Evans Jr. 7, son of Mrs. Robert Evans of 920 Garfield, was returned to University of Missouri Medical Center Saturday after fever developed during ongoing leukemia treatment including radiation therapy. He first entered the center June 4, and a prior Ledger story noted cards sent in response to his wish.
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University of Missouri Medical Center
Cecil Wells
S. Coal St
Eugene Field School
Ledger
Indira Seeks To Erase Law And Conviction
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi asked Parliament for retroactive changes to erase laws under which she was convicted of illegal electoral practices. The move aims to moot next week's Supreme Court appeal and lift the ban on elective office. Thegovernment plans swift passage amid a boycott and emergency session extensions.
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India
Indira Gandhi
Supreme Court
Mrs. Gandhi
Gandhi
Hoffa Mystery Deepens in Disappearance Case
Hoffa vanished last Thursday while planning to meet three men including Detroit mob figure Anthony Giacalone and ex Teamsters official Tony Provenzano. FBI says no solid clues yet as probes into Teamsters pension funds worth about 1.3 billion dollars continue. Hoffa’s family and authorities seek light on the case.
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Jimmy Hoffa
FBI
Jay E. Bailey
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Hoffa
Detroit News
Teamsters Union
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Bailey
Anthony
Tony Jack" Giacalone
Tony Pro” Provenzano
Leonard Schultz
Provenzano
Kelley
Barbra Crancer
New Jersey
Union
Anthony Giacalone
Michigan
Tony Pro
Lewisburg
Half Refugees Now Out Of Camps
Nearly half the Indochinese refugees who fled to the United States during the fall of South Vietnam and Cambodia have been processed out of four domestic relocation camps. Of 105,548 refugees sent from Guam to relocation centers, 54,286 remained in camp Sunday. Camp Pendleton led with 21,963, followed by Fort Chaffee 21,284, Indiantown Gap 12,904, and Eglin 3,135.
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Portuguese Troops Fire on Demonstrators in Famalicao
In northern Portugal, Army troops fired into the air to repel anti-Communist demonstrators, killing two civilians in Famalicao. Earlier weekend violence left two wounded by pro-Communists as the anti-Communist march pressed on the Communist party HQ amid a leadership dispute among the three-general junta.
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Portugal
Famalicao
Communist Party
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Patton Finds New Command With 2nd Armored Division
Maj Gen George S Patton II was set to command the 2nd Armored Division at Fort Hood Texas stepping into the legacy of his father General George S Patton and following in his family’s military footsteps. The younger Patton is noted as a Korea and Vietnam veteran and was to assume command today as part of the ongoing duty at Fort Hood.
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George S. Patton Iit
2Nd Armored Division
D Georgee S Patton
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U.S
West Point
Patton
Korea
Vietnam
Conunand Fais
Geiß Hoberl Baahly Bea
Right-Wing Plot Claim Sparks Unit Turmoil
Accused of planning a right wing plot, Neves counters that the story was fabricated by three Communist officers seeking control of the unit. The confrontation hints at deep factional tensions and a struggle for command within the group.
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Neves
Congressional Budgeteers Nervous Over Budget Experiment
Washington AP reports seven months into the budget experiment that Congress faces nervousness and modest satisfaction. House has passed 10 of 14 regular department appropriations with totals near target figures, while Senate actions remain limited. Uncontrollables like Social Security and debt interest temper expectations amid recession pressures and shifts in spending authority.
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Congress
House
Ford
Senate
Senate Budget Committee
Congressional
Five Cent Price List Appears In A Lost Era Of Pennies
AP spot checks show items still costing a nickel including a chance at a jackpot on Nevada slot machines, a cup of coffee in Reno, a local call in Ohio, and a five cent ride on the Staten Island ferry until recent fare changes. The piece notes nickel-era bargains amid fare increases and bridge tolls.
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Cridersvil
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Delaware River
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Hefner Cuts Pay but Keeps Playboy Style Intact
Hugh M Hefner faces a financial slowdown but asserts Playboy will endure. He took a salary cut and plans to franchise key clubs and open hotels to non keyholders while preserving his lavish lifestyle at Holmby Hills. Hefner notes intensified competition from other men’s magazines and aims for a revised fall look with broader nonfiction. A separate item reports Warrenton couple Larry and Mrs Haller welcomed a six pound five ounce son at Audrain Medical Center.
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Hugh M. Hefner
Playboy
General Motors
Hefner
Playboy Enterprises, Inc
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Larry E. Haller
Warrenton
Audrain Medical Center
Haller
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