Civil unrest and Vatican press in today’s world news
Beirut battles widen with right wing forces driving on Palestinian refugee camps as tolls rise in Lebanon’s civil war while Vatican officials condemn sexual immorality yet show leniency toward certain homosexuals. United States reports bleak state finances and a looming need for tax hikes and spending cuts. Ford aides under scrutiny as Morton duties mix with politics. Moore faces possible life sentence in assassination attempt case. Houston firm placed in receivership. Dallas desegregation talks progress. Charter International Oil arson damages prompt $1 million estimate. nude dancing debate in Texas club. Isabel Peron reorganizes cabinet to tackle economic and political pressures. West Texas industrial tour planned to lure new business.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Mt. Lebanon
Hearst accuses psychiatrist of bullying in pretrial hearing
Patricia Hearst testified she broke into tears as government psychiatrist Dr Harry Kozol questioned her about the bank robbery and her terrorist companions. Hearst said the examiner treated her like an accuser and her lawyer called Kozol an FBI interrogator during the control hearing before her January 26 federal trial.
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Tim Reiterman
Associated Press
SAN Francisco (Ap
Patricia Hearst
Harry Kozol
Boston
Soviet naval buildup eyed off West Africa coast
U S intelligence says four Russian naval tankers and a Sverdlov class cruiser with a Kashin class destroyer may reinforce vessels near West Africa within cruising distance of Angola. The White House warns against Moscow influence in Angola's civil war while U S naval forces deny proximity to Angola. Meanwhile Miss Hearst testifies at her sentencing hearing about previous SLA ties and a related 1974 bank robbery case.
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Gence
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Portugal
Pentagon
West Africa
White House
United States
Angola
U.S
Moscow
MPLA
SLA
Donald
DeFreeze
Hibernia Bank
Miss Hearst
Steven Soliah
Sacramento
Calif
Carmichael
Congress to open safe linked to centennial and bicentennial
The planned public exhibit in the Capitol will open Monday as Congress prepares to reveal a safe built by Mrs. Charles F. Deihm to hold mementos from the 1876 Centennial Exposition. The inner strongbox, to be opened July 4 1976, reportedly contains autographs, photographs, poems, a book with 800000 government employee names, and pens. Autographs were largely gathered by Deihm with state officials aiding her across the country.
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Washington
Charles F. Deihm
U.S. Independence
Deihm
New York City
Philadelphia
Carl Albert
Deihmn
Rutherford B. Hayes
Beef grading shake stirs economy in Southwest states
The new federal beef grading system threatens baby beef in Texas Arkansas Louisiana and Oklahoma by downgrading it from good to standard. Industry officials warn of losses across packing groceries feedlots and ranchers totaling hundreds of millions annually.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Southwest
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl Buzz
Houston
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Vatican City
Vatican
Morton
Federal Election Commission
Rogers C.B. Morton
Ford
Fred Harris
Moore
San Francis
Sara Jane Moore
FBE
U.S. District Court
Samuel Conti
Rio Grande Oil
Houston — Rio Grande Oil Co
Arthur Lesher
Joe Coleman
William Taylor
Jack Lowe
Dallas Alliance
Taylor
Alliance
Charter International Oil Co
Lubbock, Tex
Shirley Robbins
Peron
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Abilene
Tex
West Texas
West Texas Industrial
Fred Tyler
Midland Chamber of Commerce
New Jersey
Patty
Johnson
Kozol
Wenesday
Monroe
National Blinded Veterans Association
Jerry B. Monroe
Cambridge
Mass
African
F. Lee Bailey
San Mateo County
Symbionese Liberation Army
Congress
Edward Uvacek
Texas A&m
Southern Meat Packers
Uvacek
First National Bank of Pecos
FDIC
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