Governor Asks FBI Probe Of Gun Use In Hancock County
Governor Jimmy Carter asked the FBI to investigate reports of an arms race in Hancock County where blacks and whites reportedly order shotguns rifles and submachine guns. Sparta Mayor Patterson defended the police armament while John McGown of the county commission warned of potential arms buildup using a hunting club led by black residents.
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Georgia
FBI
Hancock County
Sparta
Jimmy Carter
Hancock Sporting Rangers
John McGown
McGown
Georgia Commission On Human Relations
Britain Expels 90 Soviet Officials in Espionage Crackdown
London orders the expulsion of 90 Soviet officials with diplomatic passports amid a KGB spy defector's allegations of widespread espionage. The action targets embassy staff and other Moscow-linked groups, and may chill East West relations while jeopardizing plans for a European security conference.
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KGB
United States
Europe
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Kremlin
Narodny Bank
Soviet Intourist Travel Organization
Aeroflot
Bristol
Northern Ireland
Alec Douglas-Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Douglas-Home
Absenteeism slows Senate action on military bill
Senate leaders weigh Saturday sessions to push the 21 billion defense hardware measure as a bare 51 member quorum votes down Humphrey's MIRV amendment. Absences include most Democratic presidential hopefuls and top party and Republican leaders across the week, delaying action and complicating talks with the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Oregon
Robert W. Packwood
Mike Mansfield
Monkeys Steal Wig Then Return It In Port Harcourt
In Port Harcourt an amused crowd watches a playful monkey snatch a woman's wig from a department store entrance. After a short chase the monkey drops the wig and she retrieves it, returning to her stylish dignity.
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Port Harcourt
Nigeria
Success Claimed On Reducing Fuel Prices
The Cost of Living Council reports 144 price reductions in the petroleum sector without court action and aims for 269 more. Arnold R. Weber says cooperation is expected while 1,012 complaints come in, 599 found without merit and 144 violators have rolled back prices. 269 still under investigation. A $5,000 penalty possible, but only two court actions have been pursued so far.
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Arnold R. Weber
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
William Proxmire
Proxmire
D-Wis
Weber
Internal Revenue Service
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