Kissinger says no Cuba crisis planned amid warning moves
Secretary of State Kissinger told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee there is no crisis demanding specific action against Cuba, though a general precautionary review is under way. He stressed U S policy opposes military intervention while supporting Rhodesia’s white minority regime and cautioned the Soviet Union and Cuba about consequences of any intended actions. The Pentagon study drew criticism from Sen Frank Church who warned saber rattling gains no attention without support. The discussion also covered a $65 million C 130 sale to Egypt and U S interests in the Arab world. Also listed are Head Start menu items for next week including meals and snacks for each weekday.
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Court Order Halts Mass Picketing At Anheuser Busch
A temporary restraining order limits pickets to two per entrance at the Anheuser Busch yeast plant in St Louis after mass demonstrations led to 36 arrests. Police reports note 20 arrests early Friday and others later as workers and bottlers clash over strike actions and pay disputes. Art Barhorst of Teamsters Local 1187 accuses company anti worker stance of escalating tensions while unions distance themselves from the mass action. 4,000 production workers have largely honored picket lines amid wage dispute talks.
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Gondola Crash Kills Three At Vail Ski Area
A frayed cable toppled two gondolas at Vail Mountain in Colorado killing three people and injuring nine. A six member U.S. Forest Service team investigates the cause. Victims include Janice Pasterkamp 14, Darlene Reese 42, Karen Toytman 19.
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Vegas Dice Roll Again After Long Strip Strike
In Las Vegas the Strip casinos prepared to reopen after the longest and costliest Nevada gambling strike. A tentative settlement signed ended a 22,000-room vacancy and 11,000 workers planned to return. Stagehands unsettled, shows require rehearsals, and the city faced a $100 million revenue hit from lost tourism.
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State-of-Siege Laws Tighten In Colombia
In Bogotá Colombia the Liberal Conservative civilian government tightens state of siege rules amid rising social unrest and kidnappings. The measures, in effect since June, aim to curb inflation and strikes following a wave of student disorders. A kidnapping spree culminated Thursday with the killing of a wealthy businessman by a guerrilla group.
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Tempest Ends MU Play Series at Jesse Auditorium
Missouri concludes its 1975 76 Broadway Play Series with Shakespeare's The Tempest presented by the National Shakespeare Company at Jesse Auditorium. Tickets range from 1.50 to 3 dollars for students and the public, with mail orders payable to the University of Missouri.
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Wife Billie Jean Campbell divorces Glen Campbell
LOS ANGELES AP. Singer Glen Campbell is divorced by his wife of 16 years Billie Jean Campbell. Superior Court Commissioner Hugh E Macbeth granted the divorce on Thursday but delayed property division and custody rulings for the couple’s three children Kelli 13 William 9 and Wesley 6 until further decision.
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Guru Delays Tour Over Money Shortage
Denver AP report says Guru Maharaj Ji of the Divine Light Mission postponed a North American tour due to insufficient funds. Spokesman Joe Anctil said the April-May trip would cost about 75000 dollars for airfares promotions and auditorium rentals. Planned appearances included New York Boston Philadelphia Washington Montreal Minneapolis and Denver.
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Rolling Stones set for July at Three Rivers Stadium
PITTSBURGH AP The Rolling Stones are slated to perform at Three Rivers Stadium in July with stadium officials predicting a turnout between 56,000 and 60,000 fans.
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Proposal to designate Mid-Missouri PSRO for Area II Missouri
Notice under Section 1152 of the Social Security Act proposes entering an agreement with the Mid-Missouri PSRO Foundation as the Professional Standards Review Organization for PSRO Area II in Missouri. Objections must be filed within 30 days. the foundation lists officers Robert F. Bregant M.D. as President and others.
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