Peron Returns to Argentina Ending 17 Years in Exile
Juan D. Peron landed at Ezeiza International Airport ending 17 years in exile. Troops and tanks ringed the airport while tear gas kept marchers from greeting him. Only 300 Peronist leaders and 140 chieftains accompanied Peron and his wife Isabel from Rome.
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Juan Peron
Argentina
Buenos ,Aires
Juan D. Peron
Ezeiza
Peron
Buenos Aires
Rome
Madrid
Plat
South America
General Confederation of Labor
Alitalia
Navy
Judge halts federal funds to biased school systems
U S District Judge John H Pratt orders immediate enforcement of the 1964 Civil Rights Act against districts receiving federal funds. He faults HEW for benign neglect and calls for case by case action across 17 southern and border states with potential impact in northern areas. Pratt cites 600 enforcement actions from 1964 to 1970 and notes only a token number since.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U.S. District Court
John H. Pratt
HEW
Pratt
Joseph
Rauh
Elliott L. Richardson
Jow Pratt
Ohio counties seek federal disaster status after lakefront storms
Gov. Gilligan says eight Ohio counties Lucas Ottawa Erie Lorain Cuyahoga Lake Sandusky and Ashtabula along Lake Erie should be declared disaster areas by President Nixon. The request was filed with the Office of Emergency Preparedness. The move follows severe storms earlier in the week.
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Columbus, Ohio
Nixon
Ohio
Lake Erie
John J. Gilligan
Federal Office of Emergency Preparedness
Lucas
Ottawa
Erie
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Lake, Sandusky
Ashtabula
Gilligan
Trudeau to open Parliament January 4 with confidence vote
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau said Parliament will convene January 4. The initial action will be a confidence vote on the minority Liberal government. The Liberals lead the Conservatives 109 to 107 but are 24 seats short of a majority.
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Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Former Brown student found not guilty in flag desecration case
Marc D. Sarkady, 23, once at Brown and now at Columbia, was acquitted by an eight to four juror panel after a two hour deliberation in Providence Superior Court. The verdict reversed a $100 fine from District Court and addressed his flag headband defense.
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Fendant
Corinne P. Grande
Superior Court
Sarkady
Charles H. Older
Farr
2Nd Judicial Court of Appeal
Kissinger Heads to Paris for New Viet Talks
Washington AP reports Henry Kissinger will fly to Paris Sunday to start another round of Vietnam peace talks with Le Duc Tho on Monday. Haig will accompany him. Ziegler notes talks may extend several days with possible further consultations after Paris. Kissinger has made 21 prior trips to Paris for negotiations.
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Kissinger
Paris
New Viet Talks
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Camp David
Thurmont
Ziegler
Army
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Pro and Anti Abortion Forces Set for 1973 Battle
Albany AP reports antiabortion demonstrators at Rockefeller town halls signal a major push to repeal New York’s 24 week abortion law. CARAL coordinates pro abortion lobbying across districts to counter Right to Life pressure in the 1973 legislative session.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson Rockefeller
New York State
Citizens For Abortion Rights and Religious Liberty
CARRL
Assembly
Senate
Right To Life Movement
Rockefeller
CARAL
Barbara Shack
Priest Hesburgh Resigns as Head of U S Civil Rights Panel
The Rev. Theodore Hesburgh resigns after three years as chair of the U S Civil Rights Commission fueling questions about Nixon support for the panel. All six members were reportedly asked to resign, with White House saying Hesburgh's resignation would be accepted.
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Commission
Maurice Mitchell
University of Denver
Nixon
White House
Theodore Hesburgh
U. S. Civil Rights Commission
UPI
Edwards refuses talks with Southern U students amid campus violence
Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards says he will not negotiate with Southern University students until they renounce violence and return to classes. Hundreds occupied the administration building as clashes left two dead, fires burning on campus, and a state of emergency declared with National Guard mobilized.
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Southern U
Baton Rouge, la
Louisiana
Edwin Edwards
Southern University
University
Thurday
al Amiss
Edwards
East Baton Rouge Parish
Britain weighs Egypt arms deal amid caution over weapons
London reports Britain negotiating a multimillion dollar arms sale to Egypt while rejecting some of President Sadat’s requests. Officials say British readiness stems partly from belief Soviet arms to Cairo have waned. no blanket authorization given for full Egyptian weapon needs.
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London
Britain
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Foreign Office
U.S. and Soviet clash over United Nations budget cut
In New York the United States pushes to cut its U.N. budget assessment from 31.52 to 25 percent, sparking a heated clash with the Soviet Union. Bush accuses Safronchuk of selfish logic as he cites U.S. 40 percent share of funding versus the USSR’s 7 percent, and questions UNICEF aid.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N
U.S
George Bush
Vasily Safronchuk
Gale McGee
Dwyo
General Assembly
McGee
Safronchuk
U.N. Children's Fund
Bush
Unicef
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Heath Moves to Push Northern Ireland Leaders Toward Accord
Prime Minister Edward Heath will visit Belfast and other areas in Northern Ireland to urge local churchmen politicians and security chiefs to end violence and agree on a political settlement. He warns Britain could impose one if extremists resist a new approach to local government and order.
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Heath
N. Ireland
Belfast
Edward Heath
Northern Ireland
London
Ileash
Irel d
Britain
Ments
William Whitelaw
Delay in Signing Ceasefire Confuses North Viet Field Commanders
U.S. intelligence sources report that hesitation over the ceasefire pact has unsettled North Vietnamese field commanders and altered their short term battle plans. Interrogations and captured documents suggest a planned major thrust to seize SOUTH VIETNAM territory before the agreement takes effect.
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Washington
Vietnam
U.S
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