US proposes quick OAS vote to end Cuba ban
The United States seeks another OAS meeting by month end to push a majority vote to lift the trade and diplomatic ban on Cuba, with a second meeting possible to reaffirm nonintervention and allow all nations to reestablish ties. Also covers Normandy to Cape Canaveral space race, Kissinger attacking Third World coercion, and a California man’s gun safety claim.
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United States
Organization of American States
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Fidel Castro
Milwaukee, Wis
Henry A. Kissinger
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Institute of World Affairs
Pathet Lao Guards Hold USIS Warehouse in Laos
In Vientiane Pathet Lao guards remained inside the U S Information Service warehouse despite a government order to vacate. An Embassy spokesman cited Foreign Ministry talks that the building would be returned to Embassy control by 5 p m Monday, but demonstrators reportedly urged the troops to stay. An American diplomat cited a communication problem in Laos.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Information Service
Foreign Ministry
U.S. Information Service
U.S
Cyprus marked by pro Makarios protests and strikes
In Nicosia Greek Orthodox church bells rang at dawn to begin a week of protests across the Greek Cypriot area marking the anniversary of Makarios overthrown and the Turkish invasion. A one day general strike was called with rallies in towns supporting Makarios and denouncing Eoka-B foes while demanding withdrawal of Turkish forces.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
Eoka-B
FBI weighs legality of burglaries for national security
Washington AP report says the Justice Department is reviewing whether FBI burglaries to obtain information for national security were legal. Spokesman Robert Havel notes a review of the breakins, but criminal charges may be barred by the five year statute of limitations.
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Washington
Justice Department
FBI
Department
Robert Havel
Postal strike looms over two year contract talks
Washington AP reports a nationwide postal strike is threatened for next week if union and management fail to reach a new two year contract for 600,000 postal workers. National Association of Letter Carriers President James H. Rademacher warns there will be no mail deliveries next Monday morning without a deal within the week.
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Washington
James H. Rademacher
National Association of Letter Carriers
Ford plan could raise gas price seven cents a gallon
Washington AP reports that President Ford's proposal to end domestic oil price controls may lift gasoline by seven cents per gallon and push consumer prices up by about 1 percent. Officials say the move would cost the average family about $200 yearly in higher energy costs to boost domestic oil production and conserve energy.
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Washington
Ford
First juror picked in Joan Little murder trial
Cornelia Howell, 20, a server at a health food restaurant popular with university students in Raleigh, was selected as the first juror in the Joan Little murder trial. Defense lawyers complimented her, noting her composure and suitability for the high profile case.
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Raleigh, N.C
Joan Little
Cornelia Howell
Jury selection ends with single juror in Wake trial
Jury selection begins for Jerry Paul in Wake County Superior Court as Miss Little 21, black, stands accused of killing jailer Clarence Allgood in Beaufort County. The state used three of nine challenges to strike two black men and a black woman. defense sought mistrial alleging racial bias but failed. Miss Little pleads innocent claiming self defense. faces mandatory death penalty if convicted of first degree murder. Judge Hobgood to decide today on removing private prosecutor John Wilkinson.
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Wake County
Miss Little
Beaufort County
Hamilton Hobgood
Clarence Allgood
Hobgood
John Wilkinson
4-H record books judged and district qualifiers named
The county 4-H judged 21 senior and 64 junior record books last Friday. District qualifiers include Alan Ramirez leadership and D Anna Heideman sheep among others, with junior winners in horticulture, beef, sheep, and more. Officers elected for 1975 76 year and Day Camp set for July 22 at the County Agriculture Building. 4H Horse Club to form in Calhoun County with meeting July 21 at 7:30 p.m.
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Rhonda Sikes
Janet Bonarden
Carol Ramiriz
Carol Ray
Kenna Davis
Deborah Roe
Sherry Roe
David Kabela
D'Anna Heideman
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Edward Blinka
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Greg Nelson
Scott Maguire
Tony Boyd
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Janet Benarden
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Carol Rau
Dutch Crother
Carol Menger
Kim Machacek
Dianne Knobles
Cindy Ramirez
Teddy Thomas
Laura Lee Crober
Mark Knobles
Judy Boyd
Marsha Knobles
Carolyn Knobles
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Calhoun County
Hourse
Laos clash over U S Embassy warehouse in Vientiane
Pathet Lao guards keep two U S Embassy warehouses and a housing complex under occupation despite a government order to vacate. Embassy sources say leftist demonstrators deter troops from leaving as talks between the Foreign Ministry and vigilantes continue.
Easter murder case ends with life terms for Ruppert
In Hamilton Ohio James A Ruppert was sentenced by a three judge panel to 11 consecutive life terms for murdering 11 relatives on Easter Sunday His mental status was debated with eight doctors saying he was mentally ill but two of three judges found him sane Presiding Judge Fred B Cramer dissented The panel rejected the death penalty and Ruppert faces life without parole under current law The verdict follows a trial that included testimony about motive alleged estate theft of 300000 and a possible parole review after 10 years
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Hamilton, Ohio
James A. Ruppert
Southern Ohio
Lucasville
Ruppert
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Cramer
Texas oil buyers seek 4 million barrel daily quota
Major purchasers of Texas crude oil asked the Texas Railroad Commission for 3,329,807 barrels a day in August. Their additional demand totaled 683,070 barrels daily, bringing the overall requested total to 4,012,877 barrels per day, down 5,470 from July.
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Austin, Tex
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
California Patrols stage largest ticket-writing slowdown
California Highway Patrol officers have begun a major ticket-writing slowdown to press for higher pay. Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. says the tactic may win motorists’ support but will not yield additional salary funds.
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Sacramento
Calif
California Highway Patrol
Edmund Brown Jr
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