Navy Admiral punishes submarine commander for topless dancer act
Admiral James L. Holloway III ruled Cmdr. Connelly Stevenson acted with excusable poor judgment by permitting Cat Futch to perform topless on the deck of the nuclear submarine Finback. Stevenson received a punitive letter of admonition, hampering chances for promotion and future commands.
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Navy
Hirohito thanks U S for postwar goodwill during visit
Emperor Hirohito in Washington expresses gratitude for American aid aiding Japan's postwar reconstruction after a White House dinner with President Ford. He and Empress Nagako travel next to New York on a two week U S tour while U S Senate approves a $185 million Turkey arms sale easing the embargo to Turkey.
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Japan
Hirohito
White House
Ford
United States
Emperor
Empress Nagako
New York
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Senate
Turkey
House
Congress
Cyprus
Middletown Area Forecast Tonight and Weekend
Clear skies and lows in the low 40s for Middletown tonight. Fair skies and highs in the low 70s expected Saturday. Yesterday's high 58 and overnight low 31. Extended outlook calls for fair skies and highs in the 70s Sunday through Tuesday.
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Bring Your Guns to Church Sunday in Columbus
Worshipers at St. Philip the Apostle Catholic Church may turn in handguns during mass on Oct. 11 and 12. The guns will be given to Columbus police for melting at a local factory. Father Engle criticized Congress and cited fears of gun violence after a Ford assassination attempt and a report by the National Catholic Conference on World Peace.
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Columbus, Ohio
St. Philip the Apostle Catholic Church
Richard Engle
Columbus Police
Engle
National Catholic Conference On World Peace
Ford
Unchanged U S jobless rate in September
The Labor Department reported September unemployment at 8.3 percent with about 7.8 million out of work. Employed totals topped 85.4 million and the labor force near 93.2 million, indicating only small changes after August and a inflation backdrop noted by officials.
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Labor Department
Kissinger Given Oct 15 to Produce Secret Cyprus Memo
House intelligence panel votes 9 to 2 to subpoena a State Department memo accusing Cyprus crisis mismanagement. Kissinger refuses to hand over the document and bars lower level officials from testifying on policy recommendations. Boyatt claims he wrote the memo details but cannot testify about his own recommendations. Belcher notes attempts to avert the Greek coup. Committee also examines risks from U S intelligence operations and potential war.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
House Intelligence Committee
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U.S
State Department
Thomas D. Boyatt
Taylor G. Belcher
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