Thailand junta coup attempt ends in failure in Bangkok
Thailand's army assistant commander Prasert Thanwaasiri led rebels to seize Radio Thailand and key military sites but the plan collapsed after nine hours. Admiral Sangad Chaloryoo retained command as Prasert's faction withdrew, while curfew was extended and talks of amnesty followed for those involved.
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Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
Radio Thailand
Adm
Sangad Chaloryoo
T He Rwiing
Else’ Utimatum
UPL
Lovel
Army
Salgad
Prasert Thanwaasiri
Mivision
Praseet
Peaseut
Ina
Bul Adm
Sangad Chatoryoo
Aml Jeader
Janta
Prasest
Sangad
Chalard Hiranyasiri
No. 2
Calin
Prasert
ISOC
Aroon Tavatasin
Mayor clashed over city duties amid council charges
Mayor Priness J. Hagan faced charges at the City Council meeting from member Hoyer M. DeCarbo alleging inaction on police and department reorganizations. Rogan defended staffing shifts to curb vandalism and explained the Sixth Avenue station closure depends on fire department orders, while noting budget gaps and his absence from some meetings as allowed by code.
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Priness J. Hagan
Hoyer M.decarbo
DeCarbo
Rogar
Trevar
DeCarba
Rogan
Alice
Ardive
Rect
Council
Detarbo
DeCarbou
Ragan
Hiowelt
Vance to Press Human Rights on Moscow Trip
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance heads for Brussels and Moscow on the first leg of a groundbreaking trip. Officials expect tense talks with Leonid Brezhnev amid Carter administration human rights criticisms, with U.S. aims to advance arms control beyond the Vladivostok Accord and lower missile ceilings.
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Washington
UPI
Cyrus Vance
Brussels
Moscow
Kremlin
Vance
Andrews Air Force Base
NATO Command
Ucussions Smith
NATO
Soviet Union
State Department
Leonid Brezhnev
Carter
Brezhnev
Department
Paul Warnké
U.S
Vladivostok
City officials rail over Cascade Street repaving
City leaders criticize new Cascade Street repaving and curb work as sidewalks crack and deteriorate. Council President Eugene DeCaprio instructs Director Nick Navarra to query PennDOT and contractors while PennDOT plans a summer repave on Cascade Street and Washington Street repairs are planned.
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Cascade Street
Eugene DeCaprio
Nick P. Navarra
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
Flussell Kawa
Kaya
Franklin
Washington Street
DeCaprio
DeCepria
Gunman frees four hostages at New York housing office
Suquam Abdush-Shahid, who seized five or more hostages near City Hall, released four unharmed after negotiating with police. He demanded 500000 for Harlem mosque plans and called for Sunni Muslim rights, while stating his family faced eviction. He surrendered to a hostage unit.
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New York
UPI
Suquam Abdush-Shahid
Hartem
America
City Hall
Housing and Development Administration
WINS
Harlem
Abraham Beame
HDA
Bronx
Tim
Palice
Gificdals
Abdush Shahid
Shahid
Chemical Bank
al Ahram
Charles Laven
Yangtze Patrol Salts Recall Rowdy River Run Days
UPI reports a 40 veteran Yangtze Patrol members gathering to swap tales of the long running river service before World War II. They recall guarding missionaries and traders, showing the flag, drinking, brawling, and navigating the shifting Yangtze, with seven major ports and harsh conditions.
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San Diego
UPI
U.S
Yangtee
China
Pearl Harbor
Yangtze
Pacific
Kemp Fallay
Mankton
Talfey
Helver
Talley
Tolley
Freres Stokley
Stokley
Sale and rent plan for New Castle school office falters
New Castle Area School Board President Louis Bosco says talk of selling the administration building and renting it back is dead for now. Director Joseph Cooper had proposed selling the former North Street School to cover expenses as the district seeks a $700,000 loan from Lawrence County Court, with a public hearing set for 9:20 am at the courthouse.
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New Castle
Louis Bosco
New Castle Area
Bosco
North Street
Joseph Cooper
Lawrence County Court
Cooper
Unit Ln
Bosca
State Department of Education
Wisconsin cookworms and a royal runaway tale mix in a strange local page
In DeRuyter, Wisconsin Mrs. Ralph DeRuyter jokes about cooking worms for recipes and a $50 bid for the real worm dish as April 20 deadline looms. In Compton California a note on a Cinderella police tale blends with a lab blast scene as officers seek a woman with muddy shoes amid a moonshine explosive report and a street corner drug lab.
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Wis
Ralph DeRuyter
Leas
Compton
Cab
Cinderella
Palice
Costly clam stir halts river dredging in Minnesota
Savage Minnesota area reports a costly dispute over a Higgins Eye clam believed endangered. The pause affects a 231595 dredging project on the Minnesota River while experts assess potential harm to the species. Officials estimate idle time and relocations could cost 15000 to 20000 dollars.
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Savage
Minn
UPI
Mirmesats
Ital
Marianalvig
la Crosse
Wis
Minnesota
FBI probes vote fraud in Philadelphia primary
FBI corruption unit to investigate alleged election fraud after a Pennsylvania Crime Commission report found 38 percent of votes in the ninth Division of Philadelphia’s 48th Ward during the April 1976 primary were tainted. UPI reports US Attorney David W. Marston condemned the findings as undermining democracy.
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Philadelphia
UPU
FRY
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
Alomey
David W. Marston
FBI
Marstin
byMikita Kiruschev
Amos
Andy
Layndon Johnson
Ales
Soviet Boss Tours Africa Ahead of Rhodesia Clash
Soviet leader Nikolai Podgorny wraps up his first top Kremlin tour of Africa with Tanzania and Zambia, stressing a common position with black nations against Rhodesia. Julius Nyerere had earlier criticized limited aid as talks began in Dar es Salaam.
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Rhodesia
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KYW
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Transit Workers Union
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UPT
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Pakistan Peoples Party
Pakistan National Alliance
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Center For Disease Cositrol
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