Suarez wins Spain's first free election
Premier Adolfo Suarez and his reformist Democratic Center Union led Spain toward a parliamentary victory as counting showed the DCU with about 38 percent of the vote and the Socialist Workers party around 27 percent in the Republic's first free election.
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Suarez
Spain
Associated Press
Madrid
Adolfo Suarez
Senate
Socialist Workers Party
Chamber of Deputies
Premier’s Democratic Center Union
DCU
Felipe Gon
Manuel Fraga Kribarne
National Election Center
Juan Carlos
Cortes
Madrid University
Antonio Hernandez Gil
Army Justice Board weighs Slovik execution over 1945 desertion
Antoinette Slovik seeks correction of military records to obtain GI insurance benefits and honors for Pvt Eddie Slovik who was executed in France on January 31 1945 after a 90 minute court martial. Five officers will decide if the 1945 firing squad was legal or unjust and whether his widow receives the policy and interest.
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James Robins
Associated Press
Washington
Eddie Slovik
Antoinette Slovik
Army Board
France
Slovid
Helf
Slovik
Bernard Edelson
Edelson
Damage suit misreported retracted by Hoefs family
Mrs. Alan Hoefs told the Enterprise no suit was filed against A.B. Foster for damages. The insurance settlement covered four injured people with $100,000 total. Nicole Adams received $40,000 plus $10,000 from Foster for her wheelchair.
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Alan Hoefs
The
Enterprise Today
Hoefs
Adams
Soviet secret police release U S journalist Toth from questioning
Soviet secret police told Los Angeles Times correspondent Robert C. Toth he is free to leave the USSR after nine hours of questioning. Toth, his wife, and three children will depart for the United States Friday, ending a three year Moscow assignment. He said KGB sessions focused on his articles and dissident contacts, including Anatoly Shcharansky. The move followed a Senate resolution condemning his detention and Carter’s public objections, impacting the Belgrade human rights talks.
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Moscow
Robert C. Toth
Soviet Union
Toth
United States
Los Angeles Times
KGB
Anatoly Shcharansky
U.S
Senate
Carter
Belgrade
Soweto Blacks Return to Work Under Police Guard
Thousands of Soweto blacks returned to work under police protection as student bodies planned a three day strike to mark last year’s deadly rioting. Rail sabotage damaged lines and a white officer, with many stations and roads secured, while Durban saw normal worker turnout amid tension at Fort Hare University and Soweto’s streets.
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Maureen Johnson
Associated Press
Johannesburg
South Africa
Soweto
Sam Chlamini
Putco Co
James T. Kruger
Durban
Itsumlazi
Fort Hare
Cape Province
Weather watch for Wednesday highs and overnight lows
Partly cloudy with possible scattered night thunderstorms in west and north areas. Continued heat with highs 94 to 105 and lows around 65 to 72, except mountains where it may dip to the middle 50s. Psalm and quote cited.
Guy who took on the CIA defends Kennedy conspiracy stance
Jim Garrison, former New Orleans district attorney, says he remains the man who challenged the CIA over the Kennedy assassination. He recounts threats and loss of office after 1963, cites his book Heritage of Stone, and claims the Warren Commission is fraudulent while urging open inquiry.
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San Diego
Jim Garrison
Central Intelligence Agency
John F. Kennedy
Garrison
Dallas
New Orleans
CIA
San Diego Union
Europe
Oswald
Stone
Old ways die hard in White House greetings shift back
The Carter White House quietly reverts to sending printed presidential greeting cards to citizens eighty or older on request, reversing an earlier plan to end such greetings and keeping graduates in mind with gold sealed cards. The story notes staffers, Secret Service members, and Amy Carter and her dog Grits in supportive details.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
White House
C Arter
Valerio Giannini
Jimmy Carter
Rosalynn
America
Secret Service
Richard Keiser
Mrs. Carter
Grits
Amy Carter
Verona Meeder
Stevens Elementary
Virginia
Amy
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