Man struck by four cars in two minutes on Falls Road
A 22 year old steel worker Bob Finnegan was hit by four vehicles within two minutes on Falls road in Belfast. He suffered a fractured skull pelvis leg and other injuries but hospital officials said he will recover.
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Ford defends Helsinki statement before Europe trip
President Ford defends his Helsinki statement as a nonbinding good intent accord. He stated the United States maintains nonrecognition of Soviet Lithuania Latvia and Estonia and will not alter policy at Helsinki. The 10 day trip includes Bonn Warsaw and further stops in Poland Finland Romania and Yugoslavia.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
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Congress Fails to Unite Over Ford Oil Plan
Lawmakers divisions emerge after Ford pitches a phased price roll back for new and old oil with a veto threat on extending federal controls. Congress faces Aug 31 expiration and Sept price rise risk as recess looms and Zarb debates the plan with senators.
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Apollo astronauts to stay hospitalized days after gas exposure
Doctors say astronauts Stafford Brand and Slayton will remain in hospital about three more days with possible full recovery within a week from a irritant gas exposure during descent. X rays show stable lung condition and no permanent damage expected.
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Pentagon delays orders over Turkish base access in Turkey
The Pentagon withholds orders to about 7,000 U.S. personnel in Turkey as officials seek to gauge Turkish limits on base use. Turkish officers at Karamursel and Sinop have arrived but offered no action beyond raising the Turkish flag. Watchful waiting continues as NATO facilities and Incirlik air base operations factor into possible U.S. presence and a potential delay to give Congress time to revisit the arms embargo.
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Middletown Area Weather Forecast Tonight Through Wednesday
Clear skies and lows in the 60s forecast for Middletown tonight. Sunday will be fair with highs in the mid 80s. The extended outlook shows a chance of rain Monday followed by fair skies Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Actor and actress shot to death in Venice
Police tie the killings of actor James Kiernan and actress Barbara Colby near a Venice acting school to an earlier Santa Monica shooting of Gloria Witte, wife of Lockheed executive Roland Witte. Six people were arrested for robbery. murder charges not yet decided. Kiernan named the Rhoda actor. Colby was Merman kin and Colby taught at the school.
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