Brazil cancels 1952 mutual defense pact with U.S.
Brazil announced the termination of its 25 year mutual defense treaty with the United States over a human rights dispute. Foreign Minister handed a note to U.S. Ambassador John Crimmins confirming the action. The agreement dated back to 1952 and signed in Rio de Janeiro.
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Betty Ford to host NBC daytime specials for NBC TV
Former First Lady Betty Ford signs an agreement to do daytime specials and other programs for NBC. Pay terms exceed 1 million dollars, with formal announcement expected Monday.
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Betty Ford
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ABC Television
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Castillo faces 6 to 8 weeks before INS head appointment
Houston reports say City controller Leonel Castillo awaiting background screening ahead of Senate confirmation for INS leadership. Dallas TV injunction seeks appeal over two investigative reports on a job scam involving Wilson International. Austin notes 2600 plus bills filed with four fifths vote rule for general measures.
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U.S. Senate
Dallas
State District Court
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Kdfw-Tv
Glen Lloyd
Lloyd
Wilson International
Alaska Worldwide, Inc
Austin
Tex
Texas
Senate
House
Dolph Briscoe
Hostages freed as Hanafi siege ends in Washington
A 12 member Hanafi group surrendered in Washington ending a two day terrorism spree. 134 hostages were freed without further harm and Abdul Khaalis was released on his own recognizance after arraignment. The incident included gunfire and threats but concluded with reunions as ambassadors and authorities facilitated the surrender.
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Washington
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Abdul Khaal
George Washington University Hospital
B'nai B'rith
Zaire army recaptures two towns from Angolan forces
Mobutu's government says Zairean troops captured Divuma and Kasaji in Shaba Province from Angolan mercenaries and moved toward Dilolo Kapanga and Kisengi. U S embassy reports eight American Methodist missionaries under house arrest in Kapanga. No confirmed fighting reported. towns newly listed as captured.
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Zaire
Mobutu Sese Seko
Angola
Divuma
Kasaji
Shaba
Dilolo
Kapanga
Kisengi
U.S
U.S. Department of State
Katanga
Belgian Congo
Washington
State Department
Joel Norby
United Methodist Church In Africa
UT professors to use NASA satellite for televised course
UT professors Walt and Elspeth Rostow will beam a 28 part course on American society since the 1930s via the Communications Technology Satellite to SECA satellite receiving dishes across 10 Southeastern cities. A 15 foot, $23 000 dish on the UT campus will relay the program to stations from St. Louis to Atlanta and Birmingham with NASA and Canadian partners providing the link. Rostow, once Lyndon Johnson's security adviser, is featured in the project plans.
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Tex
AP University of Texas
Walt
Elspeth Rostow
Columbia
S.C
Communications
Willett
St. Louis
Ian
Southern Educational Communication Association
SECA
Rostow
Lyndon Johnson
Texans win round in aircraft battle over ATE planes
Three Texas congressmen secured House Armed Services Committee approval of a budget measure funding six Navy ATE fighter planes built by Vought in Grand Prairie. The program supports 7,000 jobs and could extend production for six months with potential foreign orders including 110 aircraft to Pakistan pending State Department approval.
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ATE
Texas
House Armed Services Committee
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Dale Milford
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Vought Corp
Grand Prairie
Tex
House
Jim Wright
Fort Worth
Jim Mattox
Dallas
Armed Services Committee
House Budget and Appropriations
Senate
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Carter
Harold Brown
Mattox
Wright
LTV
Milford
Pakistan
State Department
Jury uses instant replay in Texas capital murder case
In Brownsville a nine man three woman jury reviewed testimony via a TV in the jury room as Judge Darrell Hester piloted a new 28,000 dollar audio-visual replay system funded by the governor. The device records proceedings and may aid appeals though it did not shorten deliberations.
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Tex
Texas Criminal Court
197Th District Court
Darrell Hester
Hester
Cameron County
Joe K. Hendley
Governor's Criminal Justice Division
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