Japan honors air commander from New Castle area
Col John C. Reed, a retired U.S. Air Force officer and former New Castle resident, has returned from Japan where he commanded the 474th Wing at Yokota Air Base for over three years and earned the Third Order of the Sacred Treasure. He is assigned to the National Defense University in Washington, D.C., and his career includes 52 Korea War missions, 5,000 flight hours, and numerous decorations.
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Henry Jackson
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Terry Sanford
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Health, Education and Welfare
Wallace looms as election question in 1976 primaries
United Press reports in a New Castle News summary that Alabama Governor George Wallace remains a central issue as Democrats meet. Wallace calls his candidacy serious and his last national campaign, while opponents debate his viability and policies on busing and school integration. Carter Bayh Harris Shapp and others discussed strategies on Meet the Press and Face the Nation, with Wallace projecting broad challenge in the Florida primary and national race.
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Ecuador coup deposes president and eyes democracy soon
The military Junta led by Navy Rear Adm. Alfredo Taveda overthrows Guillermo Rodriguez Lara after a peaceful coup. They promise free elections by year end and a constitutional return, while facing economic turmoil and OPEC oil issues. The group includes Gen. Guillermo Duran and Gen. Luis Leoro, all noted Rodriguez Lara loyalists.
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Organization of Petroleum Exporing
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Angolan Civil War Interventions Highlight OAU Summit
Delegates at the OAU summit in Addis Ababa faced a deadlock on Angola. The Marxist Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola seeks recognition while pro Western factions demand a ceasefire. Cuba and Soviet support cited as 7500 Cuban troops and arms. South African POWs shown at Africa Hall as evidence of foreign intervention. Ugandan leader Amin asked to mediate.
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U.N Security Council debates PLO role in Middle East
United Nations Security Council meets in New York for a debate on Palestinian involvement in peace talks. The U.S. signals opposition to expanding PLO participation while Israel boycotts the session. Greek Ambassador Herzog outlines Athens stance as two key UN resolutions 242 and 338 shape the discussions.
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Five Kittle children dead in Caton fire tragedy
NE to NE to Caton New York. At least five Kittle children aged 14 or younger were killed when a fire swept their home in Steuben County near the Pennsylvania border. Police feared more members were missing and dead. Around 15 people were in the house including two families and guests. Authorities battled the blaze as investigators sought the cause.
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Drilling ban urged for Lake Erie by lawmaker
U S Rep Tow Moll of Ohio urged the Conference of Great Lakes Congressmen to back federal legislation prohibiting drilling gas wells in Lake Erie. He cited pollution risks and warned the Pennsylvania proposal could set a harmful precedent for Great Lakes water protection.
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Fisher Scientific workers approve wage pact. recall set
About 260 Fisher Scientific Co employees in Indiana Pa Local 1592 ratified a three year contract with wage gains totaling 1.02 per hour over the term and a first time paid prescription plan. Workers will be recalled to work Tuesday after five months on strike.
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Gulfwit board to act over 12.3 million political fund damage
Gulfwit Corp directors begin meetings to assess reputational damage from revelations of a 12.3 million political slush fund. The 1 member board will decide actions after firings of its investigating committee led by attorney John J. McCloy. The McCloy Committee recommends bookkeeping, accounting and procedural changes to curb future use of corporate funds for political contributions.
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Bomb plot fizzles in San Francisco candy boxes
City Supervisors Quentin Kopp and John Barbagelata received bombs in candy boxes at their homes but neither exploded. Police said the devices were mute, with no group claiming responsibility. Barbagelata lost a mayoral race to George Moscone and is paying for a recount. Kopp leads the Board of Supervisors.
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FBI Chief Sees Leftist Terror Link in Airport Bombing
FBI Director Clarence Kelley told ABC that the LaGuardia bombing at Javes Dee’s death likely involved left wing terrorists or a mad bomber. He said it reflects political extremism in the United States and cited groups like the Weather Underground. Robey said no evidence identified the locker bomber.
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