World Spotlight and Penitentiary Food Case
Latin America era calm for career diplomat Robert W. Dean but now faces a changing scene as he leaves Peru after three years of service. He lauds Peru's foreign minister amid a Washington debrief and Texas move. In Virginia, a court upholds that penitentiary meals do not constitute cruel and unusual punishment, noting ongoing improvements despite inmate dissatisfaction.
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Latin America
Peru
Robert W. Dean
Dean
Washington
United States
Texas
Richmond
Virginia State Penitentiary
4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Russell B. Winnedge
Andreotti to visit Washington for two days in July
Washington announces Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti will travel to the U.S. for a two day official visit on July 26 and 27. He will hold talks with the President and U.S. officials on an extensive range of issues within the Italy United States alliance.
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Washington
Giulio Andreotti
Italy
White House
Andreotti
United States
Syracuse
N.Y
Karen DeCrow
National Organization of Women
American Express
Sweden
Ireland
Denmark
Conservative lawmaker backs county ordinance power in Texas
Austin officials report Rep. Charles Untermeyer argues counties should regulate by ordinance. He blasts YAF for misgrading lawmakers, rating his conservatism 74 percent and placing him on a watch list. In Paducah, Vaughn Nowlin faces Sept 19 trial for theft by check in a case tied to 187 bales of cotton.
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Austin
Tex
Charles Untermeyer
Houston
Untermeyer
Texas
Young Americans For Freedom
YAF
Paducah
Childress
Vaughan D. Nowlin
State District Court
Robert T. Balch
Nowlin
Prentiss Fields
Retired Salvadoran president shot dead in front of home
Osmin Aguirre Salinas, 82, a former provisional president in 1944, was killed by two gunmen who escaped on foot in San Salvador. Army officials suspect the Farabundo Marti Front, linked to recent political killings, amid ongoing violence as Gen Carlos Romero Huerto Romero prepares to assume office.
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Clement Haynsworth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
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Haynsworth
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Richard Light
U.S. Supreme Court
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Osmin Aguirre Salinas
National Guard
Farabundo Marti
Terroists
Borgonovo
Popular Liberation Front
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Army of
Marti Front
Carlos Huerto Romero
Harvey the Attack Rabbit and Jo Jo Seek Counseling
New York AP reports Harvey the Attack Rabbit will visit Phoenix for counseling after biting six people and being placed with the Manhattan ASPCA. Jo Jo the Mynah Bird will stay with the group amid vulgar outbursts. officials say both animals were well cared for physically but face abuse concerns.
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New York
Harvey
Phoenix
Jo Jo
Mynah
Man Hattan
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
ASPCA
Duncan Wright
Pedro the Rabbit
Pedro
CIA Sells Front Company For Less Than Net Worth
CIA sold Air Asia Ltd a Taiwan front to E-Systems in 1975 for 1.9 million, 1.5 million below its 3.4 million net worth. E-Systems, a Pentagon contractor, bought a CIA asset, while comments from William Loeb and references to New England issues and Gov. Thomson appear in the mix.
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CIA
E-Systems, Inc
Dallas
Tex
Air Asia Ltd
Taiwan
E-Systems
Air Asia
Pentagon
William Loeb
Manchester Union Leader
NEW England Regional Commission
Human Service
Thomson
Gov. Thomson
Most trusted escapee captured in Houston
Hiram Eugene King 33 of Oklahoma City, escaped from an Oklahoma prison in April on a warden’s son’s motorcycle. Recovered bike found in Midwest City. King was arrested on a routine traffic stop and held in Harris County jail. The warden will check for formal charges by Texas authorities.
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Mcalester
Okla
Oklahoma
Houston
Tex
Hiram Eugene King
Oklahoma City
Richie Crisp
Midwest City
Richard Crisp
King
Harris County
Texas
Oklahoma County
State Pardon and Parole Board
Prison racial clashes kill three at San Quentin
At San Quentin, in a north west wing honor block, Black Muslim and Nazi inmates fought with knives and clubs. Three men died, five injured as guards halted the violence with rifle fire. Charles Jack Captain, a 31 year old Black inmate from San Francisco, died after a stabbing. A white inmate was thrown from a third story tier and another man stabbed. The prison, housing 2308 inmates, remains on lockdown for a likely week.
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Jack Cheevers
Associated Press
San Quentin
Calif
San Quentin Prison
Mike Luxford
Luxford
American National Socialists
Charles Jack Captain
San Francisco
Captain
Jimmy Louis Hunt
Limited nuclear war stated as policy discussion
President Carter wove a cautious line on potential U.S. use of nuclear arms during a national news conference. He suggested a single weapon could trigger worldwide devastation but refused to specify exact actions in any scenario, signaling a nuanced stance on limited nuclear war and first strikes.
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Evans Witt
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
U.S
Herman Kahn
The
Hudson Institute
Kahn
United States
Europe
South Korea
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