Outspoken Ambassador Young Audiences President Carter
Ambassador Andrew Young stands by his controversial remarks after meeting President Carter, saying he retains Carter's confidence despite criticism. A Senate panel heard his defense, while Republicans demand his firing. A Harris poll shows 49 percent think his statements offend foreign countries. Young cites cultural differences and accuses media and opponents of bias as he reflects on why he often finds himself in hot water.
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UPT
White House
GOP
Wanks Kim
Andrew Young
Carter
Senate
Cyrus Vance
Harris
Young
Playbos
Sunda
Nison
Ford
Bill Brock
Howell
Haldeman and Mitchell Sentenced in Watergate Drama
The final Watergate chapter ends with Haldeman and Mitchell ordered to begin prison terms. Judge Sirica announces their sentences while reporters crowd the courthouse. Haldeman speaks of his daughter’s graduation and his belief in the decision, while Mitchell offers terse replies and notes the risk of further violence.
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Mitchell
Stn
Ila
Washington
John Mitchell
U.S
Kate J. Sisien
Sirica
Richard Nixon
Lompoc
Anaih
Los Angeles
Allenwood
Pennsylvania
Gordon Liddy
John Ehrlichman
Nixon
Supreme Court
Highe Court
Turks Celebrate Election Victory of Leftist Poet
Tens of thousands of Turks celebrate in Istanbul and Ankara as leftist poet Bulent Ecevit leads unofficial results with 218 seats in the 450 seat parliament. He vows to govern with or without a majority amid reports of potential coalitions and concerns over splinter party hurdles. Western diplomats hope his strong mandate can stabilize Cyprus tensions and NATO relations.
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Istanbul
Turkes
UPT
Bulent Ecevit
Ecevil
Suleyian Demirel
Halkin Adams
Ecevil the People's Man
Preosier
Ankara
Beijer
Eeowat
Filile
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Evowat
Hherat
Iki
Turkey
Hye An
Eceyit
Tuckey
Ecevit
Cyprus
Mediterranean
NATO
Washington
U.S
Greece
United States
Kent Students Stage Protest
Residents of Tent City near the Kent State site vow to stay until bulldozers arrive to clear land for a new gymnasium. About 200 people were in Tent City, with security police noting a dwindling crowd as students drift between exams and demonstrations.
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Kent, Ohio
UPI
Kent State
Tent City
Jane Cahoon
KSU
Coalition
Fashions Spanning Paget Era Highlighted At New York Show
The New York exhibition runs through September 24 and features a 1763 English silk damask gown with a long bodice and corseted waist. Fashions trace corsetry from 18th to 20th centuries, noting Empire era looseness and then the 1920s shift to flat chests and boyish lines. A curator cites modern casual dress, while noting restaurants still prefer dresses over pants for women.
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New York
Riley
Paris
Capitol Hill Fire on Carter Programs Draws Fresh Criticism
Congressional leaders tout Cordial ties with President Carter while sectors of the House and Senate Democratic caucus attack his energy and water policy. The Wease Appropriations Committee trims a 9.5 billion Interior bill, cites weak leadership, and rails against reliance on state research for water resources. Separately, Senate hearings weigh a Carter-backed political activity bill as a Swiss ambassador nominee faces no questions on donations. In Pike County Kentucky a private plane crash killed three Madisonville men during a thunderstorm, with wreckage scattered along a ridge and autopsies planned.
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SIPT
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Senate
Carter
Congress
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Wease Appropriations Committee
Appropriations
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Foreign Service
Marvin Warner
Switzerland
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ohio
Howard
Pikeville
UPS
Madisonville
Pike County
Bluefield
W. Va
Brafford Hall
Edwin P. Calarie
Robert H. Davison
Hobby Gene Townsend
Madionsville
Wilhiield
Little Creek
Caney Creek
Leeman Bevins
Robert Mitchell
Yeager
Bevins
Mitghell
Nanecy
Bonded on Quadruple Charges in Police Court
Patrick Howard, 25, of North 25th Street, released on $5500 bond and sent to the genon jury on first degree burglary carrying a concealed deadly weapon and possession of stolen property. Calvin Carmack paid $193 for drunken driving and license violations. Doug Nelson paid $169 for intoxicated driving and license issues. Doug Navis paid $68 for license and insurance violations. Don Mason continued to June 2 for license charge. Danny Hopper and Billy Hughett each paid fines. James McGlamery paid $28 for public drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Roger Brantwin paid $19 for public drunkenness.
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Patrick Howard
North 25Th Street
Genon
Calvin Carmack
Bean's Fork
Doug Nelson
Middlesboro
Doug Navis
Queensbury
Don Mason
Danny Hopper
Pinnacle Homes
Billy Hughett
Nogtown
Community Events and Notices in Middlesboro Area June Schedule
June activities include Spencer G Meredith Veterans benefits outreach at Middlesboro Employment Office 8 to 3 June 7. A covered dish by Lee County Democratic Women at Mrs Edgar Bacon’s home June 7 at 7. Bell County Association for Retarded Children meets Middleshore Opportunity Workshop June 7 at 7:30. public invited. June 8 to 11 Lev County WA Horse and Hound Beach Show and Field Trial with events June 4 and 9 to 11. kennels 31% miles SE of Jonesville VA. Ballet by Middlesboro School of Dance June 11 at East End Elementary School. adults 1.50, children .75. Gospel Businessmen Fellowship at Dill and Bessies Restaurant Tazewell. Edgar Baillie of California speaker. Vacation Bible School June 13 to 17 at East Cumberland Avenue Baptist Church. registration June 4. 1897 Thomas Walker High School reunion July 2. contact Ronnie Montgomery, Box 366, Jonesville VA 24233.
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Creek Baptist Church
Festival Park
Cumberland Gap
Gospel Echoes
First Christian Church
Trinity United Methodist Church Cooperative Vacation Church
Noetown Church
Noetown Church of God
Storgirls
Big Stone Gap
Fu Charlie Helleri
Powell Valley High School
Holiday Inn
Cumerland Gap
Tenn
Spencer G. Meredith
Department For Human Resources
Kentucky Center For Veterans Affairs
Middlesboro
Lee County Democratic Women
Edgar Bacon
Jonesville
Bell County Association For Retarded Children
Middleshore
Lev County
Horse and Malling Club
Darce
East End
Gospel Businessmens Fellowship
Dill and
Bessie’s
Tazewell
Edgar Baillie
California
Jane
Angers Chapel
Gorden Aires
Gap
Ralph Meade
Knoxville
First Baptist Church
Harrogate
Thomas Walker High School
Ronnie Montgomery
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