Moynihan critiques United Nations as disappointing
U.S. Ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan denounces the United Nations General Assembly as a forum for acts he calls abominations and a nonbinding deliberative body not a true parliament. He cites the Zionism racism resolution and laments global democracy as he urges better civil rights protection.
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United Nations. N.Y
UPI
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
United States
General Assembly
Moynihan
Yakov Malik
Assembly
Gaston Thorn
Luxembourg
United Nations
U.N
Switzerland
Boy Dies From Exposure On Chicago Memphis Freight Train
Police say a boy in his early teens died after apparently jumping the Chicago to Memphis freight train and freezing overnight. ICG security found school books beside the body. no foul play suspected. identification pending.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Chicago
Illinois Central Gulf Railroad
Memphis
W. D. Schultz
Schultz
R. W. O'Brien
ICG
O'Brien
Fire destroys five businesses in Casey Illinois
Fire described as the worst in 73 years swept through a half city block in Casey Illinois destroying five businesses and damaging two more. About 14 people including five apartment residents were evacuated with no injuries reported. Firefighters blamed an explosion in the Vogue Villa store furnace for starting the blaze.
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Casey
Ill
UPI
Illinois
Scoville Groothius
Leonard Huffman
Vogue Villa
Holiday Punch Recipes For Festive Cheer
A vintage collection of party punch recipes includes Four Roses whiskey and Myers’s Jamaica Rum based egg nog style punch, Leroux brandy punch with citrus and Curacao, a holiday lemonade and bourbon mix, Wassail with Crown Royal, and a rum punch with fruit and ginger ale, yielding multiple servings for gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Jamaica
Stevens Sworn In as Supreme Court Justice
John Paul Stevens is sworn in as the 101st Supreme Court justice after a 98 to 0 Senate confirmation vote. The Seventh Circuit judge from Chicago fills the vacancy left by William O. Douglas and is praised for intellectual discipline and a moderate conservative view.
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Washington
UPI
John Paul Stevens
Supreme Court
Senate
Stevens
U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
William O. Douglas
High Court
Adlai Stevenson
D-Nl
Stevenson
Driver Survives Four Days in Damaged Car
Martin Lane Bartoli lay four days in a wrecked car at the bottom of a 15 foot ravine after an accident on U S 29 near Troy. He suffered broken collarbones a fractured jaw a concussion and dehydration and was dragged from the vehicle by rescuers. Doctors said he would live and he was removed from the critical list on Wednesday.
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Troy
Ala
UPI
Martin Lane
Bartoli
U.S. 29
Bill Phelps
Phelps
Fromme jailed for life over Ford assassination attempt
Lynette Fromme received a maximum life term after attempting to shoot President Ford in Capitol Park. She claimed she did not fire the loaded pistol and later hurled an apple at the judge during the sentencing.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Lynette Fromme
Ford
Miss Fromme
U.S
Thomas MacBride
Charles Manson
Capitol Park
Dwayne Keyes
MacBride
Bail Reduced for Wendy Yoshimura in SLA Case
Wendy Yoshimura will post cash bail of 25 000 in Alameda County to be released from Santa Rita after approval by Judge Lionel Wilson. She must reside with UC criminology professor Paul Tagaki and wife, cannot leave the area without court permission, and cannot contact co defendants.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Wendy Yoshimura
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Alameda County
Lionel Wilson
James Larson
Miss Yoshimura
Santa Rita
Wilson
Yoshimura
William Brandt
University of California
School of Naval Architecture
Miss Hearst
Poland Receives $25.3 Million Wheat Credit from USDA
The Agriculture Department approved a $25.3 million line of credit to finance about 150 000 metric tons of wheat sales to Poland. Officials also canceled a $15.3 million unused balance from earlier credit approvals for cotton rice tallow and tobacco. Credit will be provided by the Commodity Credit Corporation through the Export Credit Sales Program at standard interest with three year repayments. Poland joins East European governments in increasing U S grain purchases due to Soviet crop failures.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Poland
Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
United States
Soviet Union
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