Madrid premier calls special cabinet after guardsmen bombing
Special session in Madrid called by Premier Carlos Arias Navarro follows a remote control bombing that killed three civil guards near Aranzazu, about 60 miles from San Sebastian. A government official said there would be no state of emergency and cautioned against overreacting, referencing a two year old attack on Premier Carrero Blanco.
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Madrid
Spain
Carlos Arias Navarro
Con
Luis Carrero Blanco
Guerrilla raid targets Argentine garrison abortive theft
In Formosa, Montonero guerrillas attacked an infantry garrison and seized public safety items before fleeing by hijacked plane. Official reports list at least 26 dead as security sources and Telam note the attack began with more than 30 guerrillas in Formosa, a border provincial capital.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Montonero
Formosa
Hee
Telam
Kidnapped Dutch industrialist in Ireland remains missing
The son of Tiede Herrema says his family will do anything for his safe return as Irish authorities miss the abductors deadline. The Provisional IRA members Rose Dugdale Kevin Mallon and Jim Hyland are jailed, with no reward offered. Firemen strike in Kansas City sparks hundreds of fires as police and guardsmen mobilize.
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Dublin
Ireland
Tiede Herrema
Limerick
Rose Dugdale
Kevin Mallon
Jim Hyland
Irish Republican Army
Herrema
Supreme Court opens term on campaign finance law appeal
Appeals filed to review the constitutionality of the new campaign finance law put before the Supreme Court as the 1976 election cycle looms. Opponents include Sen James Buckley and independent candidate Eugene McCarthy among others seeking hear- ing reviews.
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Washington
Supreme Court
James L. Buckley
Eugene McCarthy
Firebombing in Philadelphia Kills Five Family Members
Firebombing of a rowhouse in Philadelphia ends in five deaths including Ramona Santiago aged 37 and her children aged 6, 14, 12, and 14. A fourth Santiago child is in critical condition. Radames Santiago, 36, and another friend escaped serious injury as neighbors cite a long neighborhood feud over the children playing in the streets.
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Philadelphia
Ramona Santiago
Santiago
Radames Santiago
Congress to approve U S monitors for Sinai cease fire
Congress is expected to approve the stationing of up to 200 American technicians to monitor the Israeli Egyptian cease fire on Capitol Hill. Both houses aim for floor votes Wednesday as Israel and Egypt had requested monitors as a condition to their September disengagement agreement.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
Ford
Senate
House
Israel
Egypt
Sinai
Kennedy sister Rosemary vanishes then reappears downtown
In Chicago, Rosemary Kennedy, sister of Senator Edward M. Kennedy, disappeared after a church service with Eunice Shriver. She was later located calmly wandering and looking into shop windows along a busy downtown avenue. Rosemary has been institutionalized since 1941 and resides at St. Colette Home in Jefferson, Wisconsin.
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Chicago
Edward M. Kennedy
Eunice Shriver
CIA plots against Castro span Eisenhower to Johnson
Senate intelligence chair Senator Frank Church said on ABC that assassination plans against Fidel Castro occurred under three presidents but there is no hard evidence any president authorized them. Church noted that plans and attempts cover Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Johnson administrations.
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Washington
CIA
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Senate Intelligence Committee
Frank Church
Idaho
Sundey
ABC
Castro
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Market sees interest rates driven by Treasury and Fed
In New York, analysts say Treasury borrowing and Fed policy will steer money costs, with the Dow rising on hopes of easing. Treasury cash needs are forecast at 44 to 47 billion for the second half, pressuring rates, while campaigns anticipate a higher prime near 8.25 to 8.0 percent by year end, then potential declines early next year.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
America
Fed
Lionel D. Edie & Co
Merrill Lynch
Carol Stone
Edie
Federal Reserve
Theless
Ediett
Local militiamen receive promotions and OSUT training
Charles d Lauritsen son of Mrs Charles Barber Port Lavaca graduated recruit training at Naval Training Center Orlando Fla. OSUT program completed by Army Private Arthur G Parker son of Mr and Mrs Arthur G Parker Port Lavaca. Parker is a 1974 Calhoun High School graduate and promoted specialist four in Battery B 1st Battalion 2nd Infantry Division 15th Field Artillery. Raymond G McBride promoted to specialist four in the same unit. he enlisted in 1973 after basic at Ft Polk and was last at Ft Carson. Wanda McBride resides with Cole McBride’s wife Route 1 Port Lavaca. McBride parents live Route 3.
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Charles d. Lauritsen
Charles Barber
Leon Drive
Port Lavaca
Naval Training Center
Orlando
Fla
Arthur G Parker
Luxey
Shofner Drive
OSUT
Parker
Arthur G. Parker
Algee Drive
Calhoun High School
Raymond G. McBride
2Nd Infantry Division
15Th Field Artillery
Army
Ft Polk
Ft. Carson
Cole McBride
Wanda
Raymond A. McBride
Three suits filed locally in district court
Three cases have been filed recently with the District Clerk two involving appeals of an Industrial Accident Board ruling and one seeking condemnation of land. The two appeals are by Tomas Mores who seeks over 4000 dollars in each case for injuries in December 1974 while employed by Aluminum Company of America Texas Employers Insurance Association is the defendant in both. In the condemnation case Delhi Gas Pipeline Corp asks for a special commission to assess damages and to condemn 1836 acres of Herbert C Dunlap land for a gas line easement and meter placement.
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Industrial Accident Board
Tomas Mores
Aluminum Company of America
Texas Employers Insurance Association
Delhi Gas Pipeline Corp
Herbert C. Dunlap
Deaths and Funerals in Port Lavaca area
Obituaries for C J Jones 56 of Port Aransas died Wednesday and Jesse Brooks Graham of Port Lavaca died Friday. Services were held at St Joseph Baptist Church Port Lavaca and Richardson Funeral Home Capel with burial in Port Lavaca Cemetery and Salem Cemetery Hallettsville. Surviving relatives include wives and siblings. Pallbearers named for both services.
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C.J. Jones
Port Aransas
St. Joseph Baptist Church
Port Lavaca
Sam Archangel
Cornelius Etheridge
George Etheridge
Chester Williams
Luther Rodgers
Clarence Leonard
Loal Mae Jones
Bertha Green
Princella Williams
Ada Mae Fennie
Johnnie Mae Byed
Resharon
Jesse Brooks Graham
Richardson Funeral Home
Capel
James Mayfield
First
Maggie Graham
Garland Graham
Troy Carmichel
L.E. Gross
Hugh McCain
Will Purdy
Otto Thyssen
Leo Westerholm
Morning Markets Stir on Hopes for Lower Rates
NEW YORK AP morning update notes stocks extending gains despite profit-taking. Dow Jones industrials up 2.83 at noon to 816.04 while the NYSE composite climbs 32 to 45.81. IBM jumps 54 to 200, Eastman Kodak 2.5 to 96, Caterpillar 1.5 to 66, Bradford Computer up 9, and Getty Oil ahead 3 to 14.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Bradford Computer Systems
General Motors
IBM
Telex
Eastman Kodak
Caterpiller
Complaint Filed Against Aurora Castaneda for Marijuana Possession
Complaint filed with the County Clerk charges Aurora G. Castaneda with misdemeanor possession of marijuana. Castaneda was arrested Friday at age 30 and released the following day on a $500 cash bond.
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Aurora G. Castaneda
Castaneda
Texas business shows uneven recovery in August
Texas business activity fell 4 percent in August according to the UT Bureau of Business Research. Yet barometers such as industrial power use building permits and manufacturing earnings rose, with oil field machinery employment up 6 000 from a year earlier and non farm employment up one percent. Urban permits grew while multi family dwelling permits declined due to overbuilding concerns.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Francis May
May
Arson Accusations Fly as Firefighters Strike in KC
Kansas City officials say strikers may have sparked 217 blazes since Friday with police and fire officials labeling several fires as deliberate arsons. Fire Director Frank Spink cites six weekend fires as suspicious and demands mutual aid, while union leaders deny fault and Mayor Wheeler defends actions amid large-scale firefighting by National Guard and police.
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Kansas City
National Guardsmen
Public Works
Frank Spink
Spink
Joseph McNamara
Charles Shafer
Kansas City Firefighters’ Union
Joe McMahon
International Union
Charles B. Wheeler Jr
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Hallettsville
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Eastman
Litton
Marathon
Marcor
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Penney
Pritt
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