Israeli strikes hit Tyre area in heavy cross border attack
Israeli warplanes gunboats and artillery blasted targets near Tyre in southern Lebanon in the heaviest cross border attack in weeks. At least 16 people were killed and 28 wounded including four Lebanese army officers. Rafters and refugee camps Bach Bourgoutiyeh and Al Buss were hit as missiles and rockets targeted Palestinian camps and guerrilla bases. Palestinians reported civilian casualties including children and damage to homes while Israeli forces returned to base after the raids.
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Tyre
Lebanon
Beiput
Hight
Beirut
al Buss
Bourgoutiyeh
Tel Aviv
Israel
Bourgouliyeh
Baur Rahhal
Ford and Miki Meet on Asia Role and Unity
President Ford and Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Miki opened two days of talks on Asia policy, reaffirming a constructive U S role despite Indochina setbacks. They discussed trade, energy, food, and development while pledging close U S Japan cooperation and alliance stability. They planned a second session the next day amid broader security and detente discussions.
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Ford
Takeo Miki
United States
Asia
Indochina
White Mouse
Miki
U.S
Kuala Lumpur
Maylasia
White House
Mon Nessen
Japan
U.s-Sapan Alliance
Askew Asked To Suspend Collier Sheriff
Miami attorney Ellis Rubin urged Gov. Reubin Askew to suspend Collier County Sheriff Doig Hendry for the welfare of Florida. Rubin cited unethical conduct and said he has evidence via escapee William A. Dempsey, whom Rubin represents.
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Tallahassee
Fla
UPI
Miami
Ellis Rubin
Reubin Askew
Collier County
Doig Hendry
Florida
Askew
Rubin
Tot Hendry
Robin
William A
Junior'' Dempsey
Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement
Dempsey
Violence Rages As Portugal Weighs New Government
Thousands of protesters ransacked the Communist party headquarters in Vila Nova de Famalicão, burning cars and furniture as troops clashed with rioters. In Lisbon a government building blast killed one man. the Armed Forces Movement shows signs of faltering as Gen. Vasco Gonçalves seeks a new cabinet. The unrest follows a deadly Sunday clash and a coup attempt at a key commando base, underscoring deep political strain in Portugal.
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Formar
I Wita Nova de Familicag
Armed Forces Movement
Uied
Otelo Saranva de Carvalho
Carvalho
Goncalves
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Jutta
Vila Nova de Famaticao
Communist Party
Armco Hikes Steel Prices After Long Standstill
Armco Stock Corp announced a 6 percent price raise on sheet and rolled steel products, the first since late 1973. The move, tied to a 17.4 percent rise in costs, would add about 34 dollars to a mid sized car’s steel and roughly 2.12 dollars to a refrigerator part. Chairman William Verity said the council on wage and price stability reacted cautiously.
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Wasitington
API
Armco Stock Corp
Nhlagest
Luesday
Armco
William Verity
U.S. Steel
Armico
Bethlehem and
National
Verity
Council
Lee's Citizenship Restored by Ford
President Ford signed a joint resolution restoring full citizenship to Confederate General Robert E. Lee. The ceremony occurred outside his suburban Virginia home near Arlington National Cemetery with family members present. The bill restores Lee's rights as of June 13 1865 after Senate approval in April and House approval on July 22 by 407 to 10.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Robert E. Lee
Congress
House
Senate
Golden Mansion
Lee
Robert E, Lee II
Robert K. Lee
Robert B. Lee
Virginia House
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac
Nursing Home Figure Faces Theft Charges in York
Bernard Bergman a central figure in a nursing home scandal was indicted for theft of 1.2 million in state and federal medical reimbursements. His son Stanley Bergman and accountant Samuel Dachowitz face 10 count state charges and 1 count federal counts alleging false Medicaid claims tax conspiracy and false statements. Authorities announced the indictments after six month investigations led by Special State Nursing Home Prosecutor Charles J. Hynes and U S Attorney Paul J Curran. Bergman is the second major defendant charged in Medicaid fraud cases.
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York
UPI
Bernard Bergman
Milan
Bergman
Stanley Bergman
Samuel Dachowitz
Charles J. Hynes
Bergmans
Twin Cities C of C Elects New Board Officers
The Niceville Valparaiso Chamber of Commerce will elect six directors for the 1975 74 year at noon Wednesday at the chamber building. Newly elected directors are Howard Carry Ben filmackieford Niceville reps Ed Slown and Kurl Tathor Valparaiso reps George H McEwen Henry Van Dyke. Holdover members include Richard Boyd Sidney Crut tenden Mike Malloy James Rhoades Ed Roehl and Francis Spence. Mayors John B Arnold and Randall Wise serve as honorary members with Eglin AFB and Twin Cities Jaycees reps. Installation set for Oct 7.
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Ihe — Nicevile-Valparaiso
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Howard Carry
Ben Filmackieford
Niceville's
Ed Slown
Kurl Tathor
Valpiraiso
George H. McEwen
Henry van Dyke
Holdayer
Richard Boyd
Sidney,Cruttenden
Mike Malloy
James Rhoades
Ed Roehl
Francis Spence
Valparaiso
John B. Arnold
Niceville
Randall Wise
Eglin Afb
Twin Cities
Jaycees
Pot Flight Intercepted In Georgia
Eight more suspects were arrested in Georgia as authorities stop a nighttime air drop of about 3,200 pounds of marijuana and hashish. A DC-4 landed on a 1000 foot runway carved through the woods near Treat Mountain, with earlier arrests bringing the total to 13. Police recovered $180,000 in cash and roughly a pound of marijuana from a pickup stop on U S 4 in Marietta after a motel stakeout following tips from Haralson officers. Local residents recalled a bulldozer clearing the path and a police helicopter later sighting the plane in the woods.
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Buchanan
Gia
DCA
UPI
Cobb County
Haralson
Urey
Treat Mountain
Jaralson
Gene Kirk
Bill Slaton
Polk-Haralson County
Sne
Slaton
U.S. 4
Marietta
Hiroshima atomic bombing marks 30th anniversary
Hiroshima, on Aug 6 1945, suffered 78 150 immediate deaths and thousands more from radiation and aftereffects. Thirty years later the city, home to 830 000, focuses on baseball while survivors bear scars and continue frail health.
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Hiroshima
Japan
U.S
Tokyo
Corps
Japan Red Cross Society
Akihiro Takahashi
Winter Takes Lead In Mississippi Governor Race
In Mississippi Democratic primary Lt. Gov. William Winter led with 44.1 percent after 4 of 2,133 precincts reported. Maurice Dantin and Cliff Finch pursued for second, with John Arthur Eaves, David Perkins, and Leman Gandy trailing. Carmichael and Henry J. Kirksey stood for the general election in November.
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Winter
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
UPL
Gay
William Winter
Maurice Dantin
Columbia
Batesville
Cliff Finch
Dantin
Finch
David Perkins
Biloxi
Leman Gandy
Theemorrine
Will
Gil Carmichael
Meridian
Henry J. Kirksey
Daily News Classified Rates and Shipping Numbers
Fragmented OCR shows a daily and Sunday newspaper rate card for Fort Wallin Boath Florida with pricing for 6 months 414.00 2 months 9.54 per month details and postal classifications. includes address 3120 WALP-NICEVILLE and telephones 678-1927, plus mentions Wall Pryade and Carrie Daiby.
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Carrie Daiby
Wall Pryade
Rey
Tne Agait
Jailhouse Diaries Fail To Show Escape Plot
The diaries written by Joan Little were introduced at her murder trial but court readings found no clear escape plan. A handwriting expert identified only two signatures as Little’s. other verses appeared to be printed excerpts. Prosecutors allege the jail cell notes tied to the Alligood stabbing point to an escape attempt.
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Raleigit
Joan Little
Paiis
Nial Little
Cniries
D.C. Matheny
Miss Little
Clarence Alligood
Marvin Miller
Clarencé Alligood
Washington, N.C
Paul
Matheny
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