Amnesty for Gen Lee moves toward citizenship restore
Senate approves a Byrd backed resolution to restore citizenship to Gen Robert E. Lee who led Confederate forces and died in 1870. House action pending. Byrd noted Lee sought restoration under Johnson amnesty but oath of allegiance was lost. discovery in National Archives five years ago.
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Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Ind
Lee
House
Byrd
Andrew Johnson
National Archives
Congress
Record-Breaking Dog Litter Feeds 14 Surviving Puppies
Bonnie Bell feeds 14 survivors of a historic 21-pup litter, second largest on record per Guinness. Guinness cites a 23-pup foxhound litter in Pennsylvania in 1944 as the largest. Mrs. Jimmy Griffin of Fink Texas oversees the feeding, with Bruno the sire.
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Bonnie Bell
Guinness
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Griffin
Fink, Tex
Bruno
Solzhenitsyn Says KGB Watches Zurich Home
Exiled author Alexander Solzhenitsyn claims a KGB nest was placed near his Zurich residence and agents continue to monitor him. He told reporters about the French edition of his book and said Heinrich Böll helped smuggle a manuscript to the West while praising Botill for publication aid. A separate Philadelphia suit involved Ed McMahon’s firm, with T Gray Associates winning $26,000 for work on a touring show.
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Washington
Robert Dole
Capitol
Dole
George McGovern
D-S.d
Senate
San Jose
Costa Rica
Terence A. Todman
New US
Robert L. Vesco
Todman
Newsmen
Vesco
Richard M. Vesco
Paris
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Zurich
Switzerland
Solzhenitsyn
Heinrich Boell
Botll
Russia
Philadelphia
Televieon
Ed McMahon
T. Gray Associates
America
Athe Move, Inc
McMahon
Business Iy
Nicholas Torzeseki
Los Angeles
Press Telegram Friday April 1975 US Volume Crawl Ad Notice
Fragmented OCR shows delivery pricing and schedule notes for Lone Reach California with reference to Friday and Sunday delivery, pricing 44.00 and 48.05, and multiple garbled lines. The readable fragment mentions carrier delivery and weekend service terms without clear dates or entities.
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Claus Aaitane
Lone Reach
255 More Vietnaifs Jet To U S
Saigon dispatch reports two US Air Force planes carried 255 orphans bound for the United States. Most came from An Lac and another Saigon home, with staff and escorts aboard for transit to Clark Field then the U S. The effort, part of Operation Babylift, followed prior adoptions and restrictions, leaving 131 children at An Lac after the departures.
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Saigon
UPS
US. Air Force
United States
Tom Dooley
U5. Army
Ft. Benning
Columbus, Ga
Betty Tisdale
Army Base
Tan Son Nhut Air Base
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
Miss Balin
Mrs. Tisdale
Barbara Lipus
Plushing
N.Y
Pan American World Air Ways
Linda Hodges
Eastern Airlines
College Park
U.S
Ford
An Lae
Vatican official slams Saigon orphan airlift as deplorable
Vatican relief head Msgr Charles Grange of Caritas condemned the Saigon airlift of orphans as a deplorable and unjustified mistake. He said Caritas opposed the plan and instructed branches to stay out, noting adoption is contrary to Vietnamese customs and fewer than 2,000 of an expected 5,000 babies had left South Vietnam despite over $1 million raised.
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Vatican City
Vatican
South Vietnam
Charles Grange
France
Caritas
Saigon
Grange
Ex-GIs Push to Return to Vietnam for Action
In the arid sixties thousands of veterans like Bart Bonner seek to go back to Vietnam to resist Communist aggression and help orphans. He and others appeal for volunteers and funding, but embassies in Washington have rejected thousands of American volunteers and citizens are prohibited by the Paris accords from combat in Indochina.
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Bart Bonner
da Nang
Bonner
Vietnam
Sam
Washington
Paris
Bannert
Watertown
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Robert E. Lee
CIA
Rubsell Armentrout
White Sileuse
Betty Ford
White House
Armentrout
Intelligence Agency
Sanford Fox
Armentrous
Fox
Sen. Dole
Vesca
KGB
Press-Telegram
Littleton, Coto
Philip B. Gilliam
National Council of Juvenilé Court Judges
Yul Brynner
Jacqueline
Melody
Brynners
Mia
Boston
Brynner
United Press International
Our
Air Force
James Akin Jr
Denver
Calo
Akin
Alin
Marrakesh
Acdece Fi’ Cafe
Gaz Collegienne
Suad
Clark Ave
Uate
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