Chirac Unites Gaullists Into New National Movement
Paris AP report says former premier Jacques Chirac reorganizes the Gaullist base into the Rally for the Republic at a 50,000 strong rally. He vows to block a Socialist Communist alternative, appeals for tax reform and education access, and reaffirms Gaullist independence amid strikes and press raids.
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Jacques Chirac
Gaullist
Porte de Versailles
Paris
Chirac
Socialist-Communist Alliance
France
UDR
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
Giscard d’Estaing
Bomb Blast Wrecks Londonderry Shopping District
Bombs destroyed 16 stores and damaged six others in Londonderry downtown, with no injuries reported. Damage valued at $1.65 million by the Chamber of Commerce amid tensions as Catholics and Protestants planned peace marches. IRA blamed by Vanguard Unionist Party spokesman.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Chamber of Commerce
Unionist Party
Irish Republican Army
IRA
House Fire and Belfast Peace March Reports
A fire at 4707 Gaston St Monroe was reported Sunday by the Monroe Fire Department and extinguished in about an hour and 15 minutes with damage undetermined. Separately in Ireland a peace march at the Boyne River bridge drew hundreds in freezing weather with Joan Baez singing and leaders Betty Williams and Mairead Corrigan urging an end to the sectarian conflict, despite heavy cold and travel challenges.
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Gaston St
Monroe
Boyne
Joan Baez
William of Orange
James II
The
Ireland
Northern Ireland
Betty Williams
Mairead Corrigan
Migration Wave Education Film Shows Immigrants at Ellis Island
An AP report notes an education film titled People from the American Enterprise series. It portrays how 16 million immigrants passed Ellis Island gates from 1890 to 1930 with a record 3,000 daily admissions in 1907.
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New Hyde Park, NY
Americ
Ellisa Island
Christmas Toys Hazard Warns of Hazards and Spending
Consumer Product Safety Commission urges caution as holiday toy sales soar with an estimated 5 billion dollars in toys and 20 million on Christmas lights. The agency notes 150000 children may suffer serious injuries from toys this year while shifting from a banned list to public education and safety labeling for electrical toys and age guidance.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Consumer Product Safety Commission
New York
David Miller
The
Toy Manufacturers of America
Miller
Safety Commission
Commission
World warns: safety labeling for electrical toys and plugs
TODAY'S WORLD outlines required warnings for toy packaging and product surfaces. It stresses warnings for high temperatures replaceable bulbs and water safety with sealed electrical components. It urges parental judgment and proper unplugging practices.
Philippine base talks stall amid U S pressure and aid clash
Philippine Foreign Secretary Romulo charged a heavy handed State Department push to end the base stalemate. Manila rejected a proposed one billion dollar five year aid deal tied to Clark Air Base and Subic Bay use, seeking separate military and economic arrangements. Romulo noted a draft agreement surfaced in Mexico City and accused U S officials of pressuring for a quick sign as negotiations linger into late 1970s.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Philippines
Carlos P. Romulo
Henry A. Kissinger
Manila
Clark Air Base
Subic Bay Naval Station
Southeast Asia
Romulo
Kissinger
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Mexico City
Jose Portillo
Ferdinand E. Marcos
United States
Turkey
Greece
Spain
Carter
Soviet MIG25 to be armed with six missiles officials say
The defected Russian pilot Viktor Belenko has told CIA and Air Force officials that a newer model of the MIG25 is in development with six missiles and a cannon. U.S. intelligence notes the plane can reach near sonic speed at low altitude and may threaten low level bomber defenses. Belenko remains under wraps at Langley AFB Virginia as investigations continue.
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Washington
U.S
Japan
Viktor I. Belenko
Virginia
Ussian
Belenko
CIA
Air Force
United States
Tors
Russia
Moscow
Langley Air Force Base
Williamsburg
U.S. Air Force
Langley
Yorktown
Newspaper Subscription Rates Listed for MORNING and SUNDAY
Rates show MORNING and Sunday plans across publications with monthly and yearly totals. Morning World, Daily Sun, News Star, and Mail Subscriptions are noted with variations for daily, weekend, and Sunday only options and corresponding prices.
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Gygmne
Morning World Daily
Daily Sun
News Star
Sun
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Monroe Newe-Star News-Star
Georges Pompidou
de Gaulle
Union of Democrats For the Republic
Rally For the Republic
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Independent
Republican Party
Giscard
Parisien Libere
Dra
Republic
News-Star—World Publishing Corp
P. O. Box
Mary's Flower Shop
N. 2Nd
Philippine
Nikolai Lenin
Madrid
Costa del Sol
Bervics
TV Ae
R&a Jewelers
Tere
Amytedt
ANT
Ravelers
DeSiard St
Gemtronics
Bank Americard
CB Discount Supply Inc
Natchitoches ST
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