Vesco Drug Link Probed By Senate
The Senate probes Vesco over a drug link as officials from Los Angeles and other offices face scrutiny. An interview notes $2000 paid to three men for the Vesco mission, later reimbursed, with no connection alleged to drug officials. Vesco faced SEC investigations and later charged in a $221 million securities looting case tied to Bernard Cornfeld.
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Morse in Critical Condition in Portland Hospital
Former U S senator Wayne Morse, 73, remains in critical condition at a Portland hospital, fighting kidney failure and a severe urinary tract infection. Morse, an early critic of U S involvement in Vietnam, was hospitalized amid a 1974 Senate race against incumbent Republican Bob Packwood who defeated him in 1968.
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Astronaut Dedication Marks Space Window Exhibit
An outdoor ceremony Sunday celebrated the dedication of a space window artwork in Washington. Attendees include Dean Rev Francis B Eat dre, as the globe of blue red orange colors symbolizes solar spheres. A moon rock centerpiece will be protected in stainless steel and bullet proof glass.
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Israel Refuses Jerusalem Surrender and Palestinian State Talks
Israel maintains its stance on not ceding the Arab sector of Jerusalem and rejects a left cabinet minister’s plan for a Palestinian state in return for Arab recognition. The cabinet also t rejects a troop disengagement pact with King Hussein of Jordan amid regional moves. Informed sources say the hard line reflects Egypt and Jordan’s joint declaration asserting the PLO as the sole representative of Palestinians outside Jordan.
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Connecticut Democrats Pick Woman For Governor
Connecticut Democratic delegates name Ella Grasso as their governor candidate, noting she would be the first woman elected without succeeding a husband. Grasso highlights public service track, from state House to secretary of the state, then U S Congress. Republican contest also advances with Steele and Panuzio as leading contenders.
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Da Nang Area Battle Claims Heavy Viet Cong Losses
South Vietnamese forces report over 300 dead and wounded or missing as fighting southwest of Da Nang enters its fourth day. Government says its air force killed more than 200 North Vietnamese around Duc Duc, while 2 000 Communists seized six villages and overran two outposts with significant material losses.
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Coke Invented in 1886 by Dr John S Pembertcon
The text states Coke the main ingredient for Coca Cola was invented in 1886 by Dr John S Pembertcon of Atlanta Georgia as a prescriptive medicine and sold only in drug stores.
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Atlanta
Ford to Raise Prices by About Eight Percent Across Models
Ford Motor Co announced an eight percent price increase on its 1974 model line, affecting the Pinto, Torino, Thunderbird, and Lincoln Continental. The move comes as automakers push price hikes amid rising costs, with Ford citing inflation and higher material costs as the main factors.
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Eisenhower Widow Reflects On Life In Gettysburg
Marie Eisenhower recalls her late husband Dwight D. Eisenhower, their Gettysburg years, his death, and life after. She discusses residence on a farm now a national historic site, visits to Abilene, and coping with rumors about drinking. She notes favorite moments, her finances, and her role as wife and grandmother.
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Gettysburg College
Dean Says Nixon Planned To Defy Supreme Court
Time Magazine quotes John W. Dean III saying Nixon was prepared in 1971 to defy the Supreme Court if it ruled against an Amchitka nuclear test. The high court ruled in the government's favor in a suit by environmentalists to halt the test off Alaska. Dean said the president would have explained action as vital to U.S. military position against Russia.
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Ford Leads GOP Pack
Princeton New Jersey AP Gallup Poll shows vice president Gerald R Ford leading the Republican field for the 1976 nomination with 27 percent of Republicans backing him and 20 percent of independents. Barry Goldwater Reagan and Nelson Rockefeller trail with 16 16 1 percent respectively and Goldwater leads among independents at 11 percent. The survey of 1503 adults notes waning GOP membership and Ford's appeal to independents cited by a Gallup spokesman.
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