Kissinger Pledges Angola Aid If Cuban Troops Exit
Secretary of State Kissinger travels to Senegal after offering U S recognition and aid to Angola if it expels Cuban troops. He promises 200 million dollars to black Africa and signals more at the Nairobi UN conference, while urging talks between black liberationists and white rule in Rhodesia.
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Higher airline fares approved by Civil Aeronautics Board
The Civil Aeronautics Board authorized a 2 percent domestic fare rise for 46 contiguous states and allowed up to 10 percent increases on first class and North Atlantic promotional fares. Concorde rates climbed 20 percent over subsonic first class, with Washington to London and Paris prices listed. Service from Washington begins May 24 amid Kennedy Airport court action delaying New York starts.
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Yearly wiretap report details 676 installations in 1975
Federal and state investigators used warrants for 701 taps in 1975, with 676 installed. About 50,000 overheard conversations involved 71 people, most not criminating. Federal taps yielded 67 percent incriminating. total cost neared 4.7 million dollars.
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Rehoboth Beach Voters Consider Beach User Fee Referendum
Rehobeth Beach property owners vote on a controversial beach user fee ordinance to fund beach maintenance. Absentee ballots flow as council debates a rewritten version. passes would set daily cents and weekly and seasonal options. Opponents warn vacationers may choose other resorts while revenue aims to cover 120000 to 130000 dollars.
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Legal fight begins over Hughes will with long probate battle
In Las Vegas Diego Dietrich 87 former Hughes confidant filed four Nevada probate petitions to serve as executor of Howard Hughes estate. Handwriting expert Henry Silver authenticated a three page Hughes manuscript found at Mormon Church headquarters in Salt Lake City. Dietrich doubts the benefactor story while estimating the estate around 1.5 billion dollars amid expected challenges from unnamed claimants.
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Sam
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Mormon
Possible heir to Hughes fortune suffers strain
Melvin Dummar, a Utah man linked to an alleged Hughes will, hid from reporters amid questions about his claimed inheritance. His father says Dummar’s emotional collapse followed news of the one sixteenth interest, potentially worth over 150 million dollars if the estate reaches 2.5 billion. Dummar once says he picked up a hitchhiker who claimed to be Hughes.
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