Kennedy urges normalizing Indochina ties and faster refugee resettlement
Sen Edward Kennedy urged the United States to normalize relations with the Hanoi Saigon and Phnom Penh governments and continue ties with Vientiane. He warned the refugee resettlement program is underperforming and risks months or years in camps unless new action and a unified federal coordination are adopted.
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Wasilington
UPI
Edward NM. Kennedy
D-Nmass
United States
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Kennedy
Indochina
Hanoi
Saigon
Phnom Penh
Vientianne
Summer Jobs Bill Compromise Faces Congressional Race
Washington politics focus on a compromise emergency jobs plan to aid summer work for youths and public service for adults as Ford veto fight shapes the race. Key leaders Rep George Mahon and Rep Robert Michel push rival bills over summer jobs versus public service inclusion while other agenda items include energy tax and a New Hampshire Senate election dispute.
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House
Ford
George Mahon
D-Tex
Mouse Appropriations Committee
Naor
Robert Michel
Michel
Congress
Oil Exporters Air New Price Increase
In Libreville Gabon OPEC ministers debate three options to raise or sustain oil prices including switching from dollars to SDRs inflation indexing and production quotas A previous study backed SDR pricing though actual bills would still be in dollars A move aims to shield revenues from a falling dollar amid a major OPEC meeting.
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Libreville
Gabon
UPL
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Sinistera
Motion Oil Cartel
Oceanside
OPEC
U.S
Lo Lie
Nore
Lran
Mehungry
Coed claims kidnapping for college sex research trial set
Susan Wells Cochran, Purdue coed from New Jersey, says two men abducted her last February for an “experiment in loves” held three weeks in a “big black box.” Lippert, a Southwest State Minnesota College professor, faces a six count indictment for kidnapping and conspiracy. Other alleged victims include Lynn Esther Hojnacki and Sally Ja Wolfgang. Lippert and Harold Noss Tenneson are named in the federal case with trial set for June 23 in Minnesota.
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Ind
UPD
Susan Wells Cochran
Purdue University
New Jersey
Mistory
Legend
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Thomas R. Lippert
Tli
Miss Cochran
Indiana
Minnesota
Lippert
Ried
Lee Bailey
Minneapolis
Harold Noss Tenneson
Southwest
Cacd
John Wilks
U.S
Tenneson
Lynn Esther Hojnacki
University of Notre Dame
Sally Ja Wolfgang
Ragnoke
Indiana University At
Bloomington
Turkish Cypriots vote on separate constitution
Vast crowds vote in Nicosia on a referendum for a Turkish Cypriot constitution in the northern Turkish state. Rauf Denkash says the charter could be amended for a joint federal government if Greeks and Turks settle. Preliminary results expected Monday. deputy leader says this will consolidate freedom since last July. Voters report a quiet day at 160 polling places under sunny skies.
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Northern Cyprus
Rauf Denkash
Osman Orek
Cyprus
Makarios
Vuting
Espaper
Rozkurt
Senate Starts Debate on N H Senate Post
The Senate opens a lengthy debate over New Hampshire's disputed Senate seat seven months after the election. Louis C. Wyman, a former congressman, leads a push to return the dispute to New Hampshire or hold a new election. Durkin briefly led after a 195 votes recount, then Wyman was restored by a ballot review, though the case remains unresolved as Durkin appeals to the Senate.
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John Durkin
Louis Wyman
New Hampshire
Senate
Rules Committee
Wyoming
Stanley K. Hathaway
Mondiy
Louis C. Wyman
Wyman
Durkin
Levi Probes Possible Violations in Assassination Plots
Attorney General Edward A. Levi said the Justice Department is examining possible criminal acts by government officials tied to plots to assassinate foreign leaders. He refused to discuss specifics or ongoing case details, noted the president lacks authority to order assassinations, and mentioned potential release of the Rockefeller Commission report only if it does not compromise prosecutions.
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Washington
UPL
Edward A. Levi
Justice Department
Levi
Abc-Tv
Rockefeller Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
An & Program
Nelson A. Rockfeller
Ford
Woody Hayes Adopts Viet Family of Three
Ohio State football coach Woody Hayes and his wife sponsor three Vietnamese refugees, Paulette Kim Ngan and her two sons Huy and Thy, who will live with them in Upper Arlington. Ngan, who met Hayes during wartime trips, expresses gratitude and hopes for employment to establish a home in America, praising the country as heaven.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPT
Ohio State University
Woody Hayes
Hayes
Paulette Kim Ngan
Huy
Thy
Ngan
Tempeat
Upper Arington
Irs
French Fail To Announce Nuclear Test
Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam said he believed France conducted an underground nuclear test on Fangatanfa atoll in the south Pacific in June. French officials would not confirm or deny any explosion, with no official reaction expected until Monday. Whitlam reiterated Australia’s opposition to all atmospheric tests and urged France to refrain from further such tests.
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France
Pacific
Whitlam
Australia
Congressional Squabble Costly: Half Million Vets Await Checks
Washington officials report the Veterans Administration lacks funds to pay education benefits under the GI Bill, delaying checks for about 500000 veterans while 800000 received payments. A $15 billion supplemental bill tied to railroad funding stalled in Congress prompts the delay, with the VA borrowing from its pension fund to cover urgent payments.
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UPI
Veterans Administration
Frank R. Hood
Congress
House
Senate
Recession bottoming out says Simon amid modest recovery
Administration officials tell Congress that the recession is reversing direction but gains may be slow. Unemployment rose to 8.4 percent in May with 8,538,000 unemployed, while employment increased to 84,402,000. Inflation rose 4.6 percent in April, and wholesale prices up 0.4 percent in May.
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UPT
Treasury
William E. Simon
Congress
Plis
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