Tribesmen Spot Possible American Helis In Iran Desert
Four helicopters possibly American violated Iranian air space and one was found abandoned in Kavir e Lut desert near Birjand. Iranian officials planned to transport the helicopter to Kerman. no U S comment. The incident echoes a prior abortive U S mission in Dasht e Kavir in late April.
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Eric Lang
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Annibale Bugnini
Carter Muskie weekend work and Tito funeral stance
President Carter returned from Camp David with Edmund Muskie and national security advisers. He celebrated his Texas primary win and said he would not lead a U.S. delegation to Tito's funeral in Belgrade. A White House statement outlined Muskie as the No 1 foreign policy adviser.
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Pope expresses sorrow after mass death in Brazzaville visit
Pope John Paul II expressed sorrow for nine people trampled to death at a Mass in Zaire as he began a Congo Republic tour. He urged Marxist leaders to respect church work, calling the church a spiritual institution transcending borders and stressing church state harmony. He spoke in Brazzaville about religious freedom and citizens' social development.
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Masa
Zaire
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Catchup candidates argue parallel themes in Texas primary
Bush and Kennedy push parallel themes warning front-runners may falter in key states while Reagan and Carter gain delegates. Bush claims a strong showing in the Texas primary though second place is late in the game. Reagan amasses 158 delegates that weekend, reaching 629 toward the nomination with 164 needed to clinch.
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George Bush
Edward M. Kennedy
Ronnald Reagan
Carter
Bush
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Sete A
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Peepenta Hg
Sete Foster Renal
Reagan
U.S. backs Yugoslavia after Tito death
President Carter reaffirmed U.S. support for Yugoslavia after Tito's death. Officials warned the Soviets would not risk a frontal assault but could exploit ethnic tensions. Carter called Tito a towering global figure and pledged to resist terrorism against Yugoslavia while noting Soviet opportunism.
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Tito
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Tite
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Yugoslavia
Red Army
Budget Aims For Unemployment Benefits And Vicmups
In 1984 the plan seeks to balance the budget by adjusting unemployment benefits and related subsidies. Officials emphasize fiscal restraint and targeted support while debating cost-cutting measures and program reforms.
Tito funeral rites set in Belgrade after death in Ljubljana
The last surviving founder of the Non-Aligned Movement, Yugoslavia’s Josip Broz Tito, died Sunday in Ljubljana and will lie in state in Belgrade before a funeral Thursday. His body travels by special train via Zagreb with two sons aboard as seven days of national mourning are declared. The leadership council, including Lazar Kolisevacki and Steven Doronjski, take over governing duties amid the transition to a rotating presidency.
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Vojvodina
Dolly Durham crowned Miss Frederick in 1960 pageant
A 2 year-old Damascus woman, Dolly Durham, was named Miss Frederick 1960 and will compete in Miss Maryland in Hagerstown next month. First runner-up Tina Lee, with Barbara Baetz and Patricia Serrano as other runners-up, and Connie Thomas winning Miss Congeniality. The event raised 1100 dollars in scholarships at the Weinberg Center, sponsored by the Frederick Sertoma Club.
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California
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Francine Marsill
Central Pennsylvania
Doug Bailey
Potomac Valley
American Theater Organ Society
Frederick Nancy Wiles
John C. Durham Jr
Hawkins Creamery Road
Albert Einstein High School
South Eastern College
Maryland Midland to restart rail service in Walkersville area
Maryland Midland Railway plans to start operations this week aided by over 1.1 million in state funds. The line will reconnect Walkersville, Taneytown, and nearby points, reviving service first since 1877. President GA Chadwick notes track work remains to link at Keymar with Chessie System lines and expects freight by midweek.
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Carroll Counes
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Unclear headline from damaged USwire text
Fragmentary report cites Jock Andereen on resignations and policy critique while referencing fashion, finances, and economic terms. Names and details are garbled, but the piece hints at political critique, market commentary, and a fashion day context amid a broad roundup.
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Veece
Carter
Sai Sinneevet
Daves Leiber Pesca
Ned Bes
Barric
Deine Raaesr
Waesnen
Teddy Roverven
Americas
Sttle Stott - Ena
Ohne
Tinance — Financial
Louis Babeyser
Walter Helier
Gare
Carter Campaign Stump Tour Headlined by Hughes and Goldstein
Governor Harry R Hughes and Comptroller Lewis L Goldstein will headline a Carter Mondale re election event in Frederick tonight. The campaign will open a formal committee and invite state and local officials to greet the leaders at a Rosemon Avenue venue with a cash bar.
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Lewis L. Goldstein
Carter Mondale
Frederick
Ronskin Young
Rosemon
Avemur Young
Mondale
Carter
Steth
Young
Tee
Afl Ares
Hughes
Coldmein
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Eas
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Paris
Organzatam
Siege at embassy continues in London standoff
Ethnic Arab gunmen holding 18 or 19 hostages at the Iranian Embassy in London resumed contact with police negotiators on day six. A hostage with a stomach ailment was freed, antibiotics failed, and talks with Jordanian, Kuwaiti and Syrian envoys followed, with government negotiability undetermined.
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London
Scotland Yard
Foreign Office
Mount Airy and Walkersville Election Underway
Mount Airy voters began polls at 9 am to choose a mayor from incumbent Lewis C Dixon and Robert H Woodward, along with five candidates seeking three town council seats. In Walkersville, two candidates vie for mayor and two council seats are available, with polling running from 3 pm to 6 pm for about 1,497 registered voters.
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Walkersiiie
Selec
Mount Ary
Lewis C Dixon
Robert H
Waikersville
John
Poole Arthur Puatsky
John Merando
Johr
Thompson Jr
Fragmented Local Notice From The News Archive
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