Secret Oil Meet Still Going On In Panama City
In Panama City AP reports top secret negotiations continue for a third day between an Arabian sheik and executives from four U.S. oil companies over ownership of the world’s largest oil producer. Government involvement noted.
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U.S
Saudi Arabia
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Exxon
Texaco
Mobil
Standard Oil
California
Arabian- American Oil Co
Aramco
Frank Zarb
Federal Energy Administration
Zarb
North Canton
Ohio
Bay Point Yacht and Country Club
Congress
White House
Ron Nessen
United States
Nessen
Washington
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Florida
Yamani
Shapp
Miami
America
Ford
Viet Pilot Escapes With His Family
A South Vietnamese air force lieutenant, his wife, four children, and a mechanic fled by helicopter from Can Tho to Thailand. The Huey, marked with the South Vietnamese flag, landed near Bangkok after fuel ran out, with custody in Nakam district and unclear future plans.
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Thailand
South Vietnam
Boonchuay
Sisalakam
Chantaburi
Associated Press
Saigon
Mekong
Can Tho
Utapao Air Base
Ho Kan Hai
Nuygen Pikan
United States
Nakam
France
Divorce Filing Over Congress Run Draws Attention
Patti Lear Corman, wife of California Congressman James Corman, files for divorce after he objects to her bid to run for Congress against Barry Goldwater Jr. The dispute centers on the couple living arrangements and political ambitions, with Mitchelson noting a letter on Ways and Means stationery and the congressman's stance that “the House is not a home.”
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Los Angeles
California
James C. Corman
Corman
Patti Lear Corman
Goldwater
Jim
Lear Jet
William P. Lear
Barry Goldwater Jr
van Nuys
Los Angeles County Superior Court
House Ways and Means
Mitchelson
Congress
Carl Forsee Retires From Florsheim Co
Carl Donovan Forsee, head stock room clerk in the cutting department, retires from Florsheim Shoe Co. after more than 45 years of service. He joined Dec. 28, 1931 as a hand cutter and stayed in the cutting department. He and wife Mary live at 1615 S. West St. They have a son Eugene of Mexico and six grandchildren. He plans to spend retirement fishing.
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Florsheim Shoe Co
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S. West St
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Mexico
Forsee
Stevens Takes Independent Court Stance
Justice John Paul Stevens shows independence in early dissent pattern. He sided with Brennan and Marshall in two rulings and with Rehnquist in another, signaling potential pivotal role in shaping majorities on the Supreme Court.
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Brennan
William Rehnquist
William ©. Douglas
Marshall
Potter Stewart
Byron White
Warren E. Burger
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Harry Blackmun
Rehnquist
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Rio Grande Valley
California
San Quentin
Florida
High Court
Senate
Technicality May Decide Concorde Case
The Concorde landings case may hinge on jurisdiction. Judge Barrington Parker weighs whether the case belongs in district court or the circuit as three counties seek to bar SST flights until noise limits are set. FAA delays on SST noise rules are at issue alongside Coleman’s test schedule.
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U.S
U.S. District Court
Barrington Parker
U.S. Circuit Court
Secretary of Transportation
Transportation
William T. Coleman
Parker
Coleman
Air France
British Airways
New York
John F. Kennedy
Dulles International
Fairfax
Loudoun
Virginia
Nassau
Dulles
Kennedy
Nassau County
Supreme Court
Federal Aviation Administration
Department of Transportation
FAA
Environmental Protection Agency
Whole Town Mourns For Eight Dead Teenagers
MINSTER Ohio AP Eight teenagers died in a Sunday night roadside crash near the Indiana border when a car struck a caravan of 39 students from a high school basketball victory. Three others were hurt. About 600 attended a church service. four funeral masses planned. Police investigate. no charges filed yet.
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Minster
Ohio
Roger Borneman
Indiana
Cletus Coverman
St. Augustine Roman Catholic Church
Joseph Pax
Maria Stein
Highway Patrol
Jim Sexauer
John Kremer
Russia Blocks India Jet Sale To Egypt
Washington reports Moscow denied India permission to sell spare parts for Egypt's MIG21 fighters. The move comes as the Ford administration weighs potential U.S. arms sales to Egypt amid Russia's cutoff of support to Cairo. Israel protests any U.S. weapons deal with Egypt.
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Russia
India
Egypt
U.S
Ford Administration
Moscow
Cairo
Soviet Union
Bangladesh
Anwar Sadat
France
Britain
United States
State Department
Congressional
Senate
House
Israel
Two Arrested For Boat Thefts In Missouri Ring
Springfield men Oren Coulter and Robert Kinser were arrested on grand theft charges in a boat theft ring active in southwest Missouri since December 1971. Investigators say about 30 boats valued over 300000 dollars were taken. several have been recovered as the case proceeds toward arraignments.
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Springfield
Missouri
Oren Raymond Coulter
Robert Kinser
Green County
Kinser
Newton County
Neosho
FBI And IRS Surveillance Revealed by Senate Panel
Senate intelligence committee released nearly 1,000 pages detailing domestic FBI wiretaps and IRS undercover spying. The documents show informers tracked the women's liberation movement in several cities and undercover IRS agents monitored tax protesters in Los Angeles and Chicago.
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Senate
Senate Intelligence Committee
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Internal Revenue Service
U.S
New York
Baltimore
Kansas City
Columbia
Lawrence
Ran
J. Edgar Hoover
Women’s Lib Movement
Women’s Movement
IRS
Los Angeles
Chicago
Justice Department
Illinois Tax Rebellion Committee
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