Laos Crisis Shrinks U S Embassy Hours and Thai Withdrawals
In Vientiane the U S Embassy consular section and USIS library will operate only two days per week due to a two week Communist occupation of embassy warehouses. Guards seized the warehouse, while USIS building was returned but warehouses remain unrecovered. Bangkok reports Thai consular staff pulled from Pakse Savannakhet and Ban Houei Sai amid Laotian tensions and Pathet Lao activity along the Mekong while Thai observers leave to mask moves. Local bank in Saigon reopens eight branches and aims for 14. 548 factories resume, creating over 50,000 jobs as Cong Giac Va Dan Toc begins July 10 publication.
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U.S
USIS
Bangkok
Kukrit Pramoj
Thailand
Pakse
Savannakhet
Mekong River
Ban Houei Sai
Pathet Lao
Mekong
South Vietnamese National Bank
Saigon
Liberation Radio
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Saigon Radio
Ministry of Information
Congress Battles Self and Senate Seat Standoff
Washington AP reports sticky internal problems persist in both chambers as Congress resumes. In the House, fate of the Select Intelligence Committee hinges on a vote between abolish and expand proposals amid Nedzi leadership disputes. The Senate will vote on the contested New Hampshire seat amid 35 stalled Rules Committee issues between Durkin and Wyman. Mansfield says the Constitution compels action. a yearlong stalemate remains possible. Other items include Ford oil price decontrol and a $13 billion Agriculture Department appropriations bill for 15 months.
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Senate
Congress
Select Intelligence Committee
New Hampshire
House Intelligence Committee
Lucien N. Nedzi
D-Mich
Nedzi
Central Intelligence Agency
John A. Durkin
Louis C. Wyman
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Ford
Agriculture Department
Two-Way Candelabra? Ed and Mari Smith Divorce Party
Los Angeles AP reports Ed and Mari Smith celebrated their divorce fifteen months after their wedding with a party where the best man removed their wedding bands. They filed for divorce on July 9 and expect a final decree in six months under California law.
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Los Angeles
Smiths
Mari Smith
Mari
California
Babe
Honey
Colonel Morgan Released By Beirut Kidnappers In Turkey
Col. Ernest R. Morgan, 43, of Petersburg Virginia, held by leftist groups in Beirut since June 29, was released after Lebanese authorities distributed aid to a Moslem slum. He arrived in Turkey and was taken to a secret location. Morgan spoke briefly to reporters and thanked those who prayed for his safe return. He is part of a U S military aid mission in Turkey.
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Turkey
U.S. Army
Col
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Beirut
Morgan
Petersburg
U.S
Pakistan
Revolutionary Socialist Action Group
Liberation Organization
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine General Command
PLO
American University Hospital
McMurtrie Godley
United States
Weather Marshals' Golf Event Chaos At Riviera
In Columbus Ohio LPGA tour event faced an 11 hour day with four weather delays four hours of darkness and a torn scoreboard. Carol Mann led with seven under par near finish but storms chaos forced suspensions while JoAnne Carner Penny Pulz and Carol Jo Skala contended near the end.
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Columbus
Carol Jo Skala
Sacramento
JoAnne Carner
Penny Pulz
Bill Hall
Kings Sign Top Picks In 1975 NBA Draft
Kansas City Kings announce four year contract for first pick Bill Robinzine and two year deal for second pick Glenn Hansen. Robinzine, 6-7, 230 pounds, averaged 13.5 rebounds for DePaul University and finished fifth in NCAA Division I rebounding.
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Kansas City Kings
National Basketball Association
Kings
Bill Robinzine
Glenn Hansen
Robinzine
DePaul University
Chicago
Solzhenitsyn warns detente may hurt Soviet liberation
Exiled Russian writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn told NBC’s Meet the Press and in a Captive Nations Week event that American detente with the Soviet Union risks aiding tyranny. He urged Soviet withdrawal from occupied territories and said liberation of the human spirit does not hinge on detente. He expressed disappointment over not meeting President Ford but said White House welcomed him.
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New York
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Soviet Union
Solzhenitsyn
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Cathedral
Central Park
Senate
Ford
Washington
White House
Gandhi Hearing To Start Aug 11
The Supreme Court set August 11 to begin hearings on Indira Gandhi's appeal of her conviction for violating election laws. Raj Narain's counsel cannot attend before Aug 11 due to other cases in Bombay. Hearings are expected to last three to four weeks.
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New Delhi
India
Supreme Court
Indira Gandhi
Allahabad
Public Hearing Notice on 1976 Tax Levy Proposal
A legal notice announces a public hearing on the 1976 city tax levy and related finances. It references Kansas statutes and outlines proposed revenues, indebtedness, and valuation by year. Details include ad valorem revenues, city funds, and budget actions pending at the city clerk’s office.
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Ralzy Givan
K.S.A
Notice of Appointment in Estate of Bessie E Little
First published July 7 1975 in Franklin County Kansas probate court notice the state of Kansas to creditors in the matter of the estate of Bessie E Little deceased Case No 12866 appoints an executor or administrator and outlines filing procedures and deadlines for claims against the estate.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Bessie E. Little
Heirs seek probate actions in Franklin County Kansas
The notice lists J W Dickerson appointed executor of Bessie E Little’s estate with six month creditor claims, filed in Ottawa Kansas on July 3 1975. It includes hearing notices for multiple matters in Franklin County Probate Court with descent determinations of real estate descriptions and required defenses by August 6 1975.
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Bessie E Little
J. W. Dickerson
Bessie E. Little
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Robert &. Bradley
State of
Seid Court
Bernice Bradley Williams
Robert E. Bradley
Franklin
Bernice Bradley Williams Wagner
Leek & Mullins
Carolee Laude
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