North Korea condemns US anti communism drive and Park regime
North Korea denounces US support for South Korea in anti communist efforts and warns of nuclear intervention. In Tokyo eight suspects linked to anti Japanese munitions firms are detained after mining incidents, one dies during interrogation. Park Chung Hee tightens power with a security decree as opposition seeks repeal.
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South Korea
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Syria accuses Iraq of death sentences over Iran deal
Syria's official news agency Sana says Iraq sentenced six people to death and jailed 62 for opposing Baghdad's reconciliation with Tehran. It cites retaliation against Iraq for curbing Communist influence while fueling a broader propaganda clash amid tensions over Euphrates River waters.
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Iran
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Baath Party
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Turkey
Persian Gulf
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Euphrates
Betty Ford Ready for 1976 Campaign Says She Is
Los Angeles AP Betty Ford the First Lady said she feels marvelous and is ready to participate in her husband Gerald Ford’s 1976 campaign despite undergoing cancer treatment. She rejected rumors she might not run and praised her strength while discussing ERA advocacy and her wish to campaign more actively.
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Los Angeles
Betty Ford
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Ford
U.S
Mayaguez
Tom Bradley
National Art Association
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Hairstyling Contest Set For Wednesday
The annual hairstyling contest for Mexico Area Vocational-Technical School students will be at 7:30 Wednesday night in Presser Hall. Judges include Mrs. Gayle Carroll and others. Admission is 50 cents, free for children 12 and under. door prizes offered. Cosmetology class taught by Mrs. Naomi Burgess.
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Mexico Area
Dorothy Exposito
Ruth Ann Frauenhoffer
Lee Ann Horton
Linda Jerman
Connie Larson
Joyce Morgan
Kathy Murphy
Naomi Burgess
Sinatra Sought Special Treatment At Heathrow
London AP report says Frank Sinatra demanded special customs clearance and a quiet exit from Heathrow to Geneva twice, was refused, and a private jet finally transported him with Barbara Marx and Billy Rizzo after a on board inspection. The move followed a compromise to avoid setting a publicity precedent.
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Frank Sinatra
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Geneva
Sinatra
Barbara Marx
Billy Rizzo
Communists Seize Paper In Portugal
In Lisbon Communist party workers took editorial control of the Socialist Republica newspaper blocking editor Raul Rego from his office. The Socialist party urged followers to street action while the Communists vowed to end partisan journalism amid a clash over information. Earlier, Portugal's leftist rulers cited a vast fascist network with foreign links in the armed forces.
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Portugal
Communist Party
Republica Today
Raul Rego
Socialist Party
Voice
Stribling Receives William Woods Honorary Degree
Col. Charles R. Stribling III, president of the Missouri Military Academy, received the honorary degree of legum doctor at William Woods College 105th commencement in Fulton. Presentation was by Dr. Clifford M. Shipp and the citation by Dr. William S. Lowe.
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Missouri Military Academy
William Woods College
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Clifford M. Shipp
William S. Lowe
Randall B. Cutlip
Larry D. Miller
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William Woods
Trial Of IBM Begins It May Last Two Years
The Justice Department's antitrust suit against IBM began in federal court with Judge Edelstein presiding without a jury. Opening statements due in a week, about 500 witnesses from multiple nations are expected, in a case filed January 1969 over alleged competition suppression. The suit seeks to break IBM into independent entities operating in domestic and international markets. In a separate note, Mr and Mrs Jerry Schmidt announce the birth of a six pound nine ounce daughter at Audrain Medical Center.
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16th Bomb Incidents in Israel and Middle East Tensions
AP reports a bomb defused in a paint can near Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem marking the 16th incident in a week across Israel and occupied territories. Israeli forces killed an Arab man at the Lebanese border and another died by his own grenade during an attack on students in Acre. Across Lebanon nine Arab children died from a mortar shell that Lebanese officials attribute to Israeli bombardment. Prime Minister Rabin announces plans to build 500 apartments in Sharm el Sheikh over two years, while Sadat tours the region and meets Ford in Salzburg to press for Arab unity and territorial concessions.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
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Six brothers reunite after years apart in Indiana
Six brothers adopted into separate families were united Sunday at West Cook Airport in Indianapolis after a months long search. The Bott twins Travis and Tyler, aged 23, lived near each other in Indiana. Others include Tom Shelton 24 and Gary Lee Bute 29 of Anderson, Kent Nelson 27 of Gas City, and Ronald Etchison 25 of Chesterfield. They learned of their kinship through a reunion sparked by twins’ desire to reconnect.
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Ind
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Ariz
West Cook
Elwood
Travis
Tyler Bott
Indiana
Tom Shelton
Gary Lee Bute
Anderson
Kent Nelson
Gas City
Ronald Etchison
Chesterfield
Shelton
Cost Of Oil To Be Pegged To Price Index
Tehran reports that the United States and major industrial nations agreed to peg crude oil prices to an index of oil and product prices. Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi hosted secret talks with envoys from the U.S. France the EEC Saudi Arabia and Iran proposing an energy conference to set this linkage amid inflation trends. A separate notice from Paris announces the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs A Derin g Duncan at Audrain Medical Center weighing six pounds three ounces.
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Shah Mohammed Réza
Pahlevi
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France
European’ Economic Community
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