NATO chiefs fear Soviet weapons boost
AP Analysis notes NATO leaders warn of a wide Soviet build-up of land and sea forces and missiles. They stress no attack plan, but fear future aggression, and discuss Yugoslavia risks and limited alliance expansion options amid Cold War tension.
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Carl Hartman
Brussels
Belgium
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West
Yugoslavia
Josip Broz Tito
Tito
Moscow
United States
Europe
Asia
End of the 94th Congress Ends Amid Tax Cuts and Probes
The 4th Congress wraps after a year of tax cuts and aggressive investigations of U S intelligence agencies. A filibuster blocked a Clean Air Bill. Notable actions include a nationwide census shift, port work programs, and veteran benefits boosts, amid veto conflicts with President Ford.
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Washington
U.S
Ford
House
Senate
Congress
Auto Industry
Jake Garn
Utah
Butz reprimanded by Ford over racial slur remarks
President Ford summoned Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz to the White House and gave him a severe reprimand after a Rolling Stone report quoted him making highly offensive slurs about Black people. GOP and Democratic leaders called for his resignation or dismissal.
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Washington
Ford
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Butz
White House
John B
Dean
Buzz
Pat Boone
Sonny Bono
Rolling Stone
New Times
Edward Brooke
Rmass
Senate
United States
Boone
John
Abraham Lincoln
Paul Findley
Illinois
GOP
House Agriculture Committee
Robert Bauman
Rmd
Hurricane Liza Toll Blows Across Baja Leaving Mass Graves
Mexican troops bury victims of Hurricane Liza after 100 mph winds. Officials say at least 630 dead with fears it could top 1,000 as 14,000 injured and 40,000 homeless. an airlift of food and medicine begins while navy ships deliver supplies. The storm devastates La Paz and surrounding areas on the Baja California peninsula.
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LA Paz
Mexico
Baja California Peninsula
Baja California
California
Liza
Sonora
Sea of Cortez
Ciudad Obregon
Los Mochis
Labor vows to aid NAACP in posting appeal bond
A week’s delay on posting a 1.56 million appeal bond was granted in federal court as the NAACP and 128 defendants seek to overturn a 1.2 million damages ruling from a Port Gibson boycott case. AFL-CIO will contribute the remaining funds.
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Labor
NAACP
Jackson, Miss
Organized Labor
Mississippi Supreme Court
New York
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers
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Alexander M. Haig Jr
Wayne L Hayes
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Spain
4Th Congress
CIA
FBI
Capitol
John Dean
Kansas City
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
Rogelio Felix
Felix
Cajoncito
Afcl-Cio
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Port Gibson
Jackson
Hinds
County Chancery Court
George Haynes
Haynes
Michaels
Faree
P.J
Margo Gordon
Calgary
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