Javits Says Wife Works Independently Despite Iran Agent Report
Senator Jacob Javits defended his private life after reports that his wife Marion Javits is registered as a foreign government agent for Iran. The couple said they lead independent lives professionally, with Marion employed by Ryder Finn Inc. to advise Iran Air, while Javits continues to serve in the Senate.
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Marion Javits
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Holderness Ski Team Invites Ford to Join Them
The Holderness School ski team in Plymouth New Hampshire with 75 members invited President Ford to join them on the St Opes as he campaigns for the February 24 presidential primary. Campaign manager Howard Callaway acknowledged the invitation after delivering the team letter to Ford. The school, near the White Mountains, has won national prep ski championships 12 times in 17 years and counts many graduates on Olympic and Alpine teams.
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Ford
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Holderness
First Lady Ford Checks On Boy Struck By Van
Betty Ford called Ella Mae Riggin s mother of Willie Riggin s a one year old struck when he stepped in front of a White House van carrying Mrs Ford and children to Civil Rights leader Martin Luther King Library ceremonies. Willie reported soreness but no serious injuries. Police ticketed the boy for jaywalking.
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Betty Ford
White House
Francis Gregory
Martin Luther King Memorial Library
Dr. King
Ford
King
Des Moines Democrats Charge for Precinct Caucus Observers
In Des Moines on caucus day reporters will find rank and file Democrats paying ten dollars to observe. The state Democratic Party opened a tabulation center to aid reporters with quick data on presidential preferences per precinct. For ten dollars, spectators receive two drinks and a view of NBC figures like A W Apple and Roger Mudd at work.
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Iowa
Roger Mudd
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New York Times
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CBS
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Labor violence in Louisiana leaves one dead five hurt
A construction site clash at an ammonia plant project for Jupiter Chemical Co. left Joe A. Hooper 26 dead and five others injured as armed men in a forklift stormed the gates. Witnesses said Hooper cried that they were shooting him before collapsing. The Calcasieu Parish labor council and Local 102 of the American Federation of Independent Unions had been picketing over wages and conditions. Sheriff deputies were requested but delayed. hospitals reported multiple gunshot wound victims in fair condition.
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Joe A. Hooper
Payne & Keller Construction Co., Inc
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Sulphur
Calcasieu Parish
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American Federation of Independent Unions
Lake Charles Memorial Hospital
St. Patrick Hospital
King Birthday Rites Honor Slain Civil Rights Leader
On King's 47th birthday, Martin Luther King Jr. is honored as his sons place wreaths at his Atlanta crypt near Ebenezer Baptist Church. Coretta Scott King and ministers attend, with awards named for urban development and rural poverty relief. In New York, pickets demand a new inquiry into King's assassination.
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King
Coretta Scott King
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Benjamin Mays
Atlanta School Board
Peron ousts moderates from eight man cabinet
President Isabel Peron in Buenos Aires dismissed four ministers, dissolving the moderate wing that favored dialogue with non-Feroniat forces. Interior Minister Robledo and Foreign Minister Arauz Castex were replaced, with roles shifted to Roberto Ares and Jose Deheza. Pedro Arrighi remains education minister and serves as acting foreign minister.
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Argentina
Isabel Peron
Arrigh
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Antonio Caflero
Anibal Demarco
Carlos Ruckaut
Rightwing forces press Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon
In Beirut, Lebanon, rightwing Christian forces launched a drive on two Palestinian refugee camps, cutting highways to the Christian Lebanon area as the government reported the heaviest 24 hour toll in the nine month old civil war.
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