Hamilton plant owner aids Vietnamese refugee family
In Cincinnati, Ohio, Andrew Kornylak brings a Vietnamese family to Hamilton to work at his conveyor equipment factory. He faces initial protests from some workers but expects acceptance. The family includes a 28-year-old former helicopter pilot, his wife, a 3-year-old son, and a 3-month-old daughter.
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Hamilton
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Ford seeks closer U.S. ties with Spain after NATO summit
President Ford arrived in Madrid after a NATO meeting in Brussels as Spain’s Franco greeted him and criticism of a formal alliance link eased. He urged a Spanish role in the alliance while signaling possible plans to aid the Middle East peace process with Sadat and Rabin talks ahead.
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Francisco Franco
Ford
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Brussels
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Luis Carrero Blanco
Blanco
NATO
Joseph Luns
Leo Tindemans
Common Market
Franco
Hitler
Mussolini
United States
America
Indochina
Lisbon
Vasco Goncalves
Portugal
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Salzburg
Austria
Yitzhak Rabin
Washington
Ex-general links JFK to plots against Castro
Retired Maj. Gen. Edward G. Lansdale says plans to remove Fidel Castro by any means, including assassination, were devised under President Kennedy as a feasibility study to test U.S. capabilities. He describes the project as secret and intended to see if the United States could act against Castro.
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Fidel Castro
John F. Kennedy
Edward G. Lansdale
Lansdale
Castro
U.S
Air Force
Rockefeller Commission
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Cuba
Associated Press
CIA
Judge Orders Exhumation In Millionaire Will Case
Macomb County Probate Judge Kenneth N. Sanborn ordered an autopsy to determine mental competence of Sumner D. Lamkins who left 26 million to his nurse and three dogs after a 1972 will conflict with a 1968 instrument. Relatives seek recognition of the 1968 will. Lamkins died at 82 last September.
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Mount Clemens, Mich
Macomb County
Kenneth N. Sanborn
Sumner D. Lamkins
Michigan
Lamkins
Lucille Rahmeyer
Mount Clemens
Werner Spitz
Wayne County
Florida developers charged in billion-dollar land fraud probe
West Palm Beach prosecutors announce 125 charges against four real estate officials and three firms in a case tied to an alleged one billion dollar land fraud scheme in Florida. The probe targets 56 state derel it agencies and accusations include fraud grand larceny and unregistered securities sales.
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West Palm Beach
Middletown Weather: Showers Tonight and Weekend Outlook
Showers are forecast tonight in the Middletown area with lows in the lower 60s. Sunday will be partly cloudy with highs in the low 70s. The extended outlook calls for fair skies Monday and Tuesday and a chance of showers Wednesday.
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Middletown
Economic outlook shows modest upturn for next year
The Ford administration and economists foresee a brighter 1976 with growth around 6.3 percent, though unemployment may average 7.9 percent next year and inflation easing to about 5.8 percent. Rates have declined, easing crowding out fears, while Chrysler advances a midyear rebate program and Treasury plots a June gold auction.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Treasury Department
Air rules tighten as midnight deadline looms nationwide
EPA chief Russell Train says only 89 of 247 air regions meet the five Clean Air Act standards by June 1 1975. Most regions will miss one or more targets with enforcement gaps and tougher cases ahead.
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