World Airways jet freed but still grounded by union
A World Airways DC8 left Jackson after passengers impounded it for 36 hours over a labor dispute. The writ against the jet was dropped, but a Teamsters strike kept the plane grounded. Judge Francis Bowling, a passenger, had filed the action and threatened damages.
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Jackson
APA World Airways
London
Hinds County
Francis Bowling
World
World Airways
Maine
Bowling
Bangor
Mississippi
Nts
Miss
Capote Charged With Drunken Driving After Auto Crash
Hilton of the Long Island Capote charged with drunken driving and operating a vehicle without a license after a Sunday collision in Southampton. Police said he failed a breath test and could not stay on a straight line. He pleaded innocent through attorney Donald Morris and was released without bail. No injuries were reported. Capote, 51, recently finished filming Murder by Death in Hollywood.
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Southampton
Truman Capote
Long Island
Capote
Southampton Town
Edwin Berkery
Donald Morris
Kansas
Kitchen Fire From Grease On Stove Damages Duff Home
A grease overheated fryer on a kitchen stove started a fire early this morning at 533 Tremont Court. Robert Duff’s home suffered about 1500 in kitchen damage and 500 in smoke damage to contents with total losses around 2000. Mrs Duff returned at 640 am to find the fire and smoke. Firemen said the fryer was accidentally turned on while she and husband were away.
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Robert Duff
Tremont Court
Tornadoes Reported Across Texas and Midwest States
The Associated Press reports a Memorial Day weather pattern with thunderstorms subsiding in most areas while three tornadoes hit south central Texas overnight. Strong winds and heavy rain accompanied storms across Illinois Indiana Ohio and West Virginia with eleven tornadoes nationwide including eight in Texas two in Illinois and one in Florida.
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Texas
Louisiana
Centra
Illinois
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Gulf States
Ulinos
Florida
Economic summit planned by Ford to include six Rambouillet nations
The White House announced plans for a seven nation economic summit in the Caribbean this summer hosted by President Ford. Leaders from the Rambouillet group United States France West Germany Britain Italy Japan plus Canada would discuss inflation and global recession recovery.
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Washington
Caribbean
White House
Ford
Tee
Rambouillet
United States
France
West Germany
Britain
Italy
Japan
Agencies Fail to Enforce Housing Antidiscrimination Rules
Senate Banking Committee faulted four federal mortgage regulators for not issuing comprehensive antidiscrimination rules since the 1968 Fair Housing Act. Only the Home Loan Bank Board has issued rules, while others rely on weak reviews. Proxmire called the inaction a disgrace and said discrimination remains widespread despite evidence of minority loan rejections.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Comptroller of the Currency
Savings and Loan Associations
Iits
FDIC
Proxmire
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Peada
Norwood
Quality Inn Central
Montgomer, Rosa
Hamilton Fairfield Area
Hamilton
Fairfield
Symmes Ave
Latrom
Hicks Manor
Mariemont Area
Clifton Area
Annunciation Church
Cisttran Avenue
Annunciation Pavilion
Mason Lebanon Area
Kings Island Inn
Kings Island Drive
Cincinnati
Pogue's Department Store
Race Street
Franklin Area
Howard Johnson’'S Motor Lodge
Roosevelt Avenue
Jacquelyn Rogers
Inders
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West Chester
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