Rich Cancels South Africa Tour Over Bassist Permit
Drummer Buddy Rich scrapped a three week South Africa tour after the government refused a work permit for his black bass player Ben Brown. Rich noted contracts for Aug 4 shows in Johannesburg Capetown and Durban had been signed but promoters asked for a white musician. A government statement denied racial grounds and cited local artists objections to foreign tours.
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New York
Buddy Rich
South Africa
Rich
Johannesburg
Capetown
Durban
Ben Brown
Brown
Multiple 1970s adventures populate scattered clips
An assortment of brief items covers figures from Bud Beaston showing a fiberglass artificial leg to a yearling filly, to juror selection mishaps involving Mrs. Sirica, Sargent Shriver mulling a 1976 run, Donald Hornig’s Brown University presidency brief, Governor Ella Grasso considering a homeland visit, and Cheryl Von Lehe filing a $1 million suit against Golf Magazine over a photo use.
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Bud Beaston
Cahoma Farrier’s College
Tulsa
Teneo
Hartford
Conn
Ella Grasso
Connecticut
Columbia
S.C
Cheryl von Lehe
South Carolina
Golf Magazine
U.S
von. Lobe
Nor‘wich
Sgtault
Myrtle Beach
Solzhenitsyn Meeting Strains Ford and Kissinger
Washington reports show President Ford eager to meet Solzhenitsyn while Secretary Kissinger urges against it. Press Secretary Nessen described possible written invitation nuances and a 5:15 p.m. informal plan, noting Solzhenitsyn has an open invitation despite scheduling conflicts.
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Nessen
Solzhenitsyn
White House
Ford
Senlegge Helms
R-N.c
Solikamsk
Kissinger
Serov
Strain Over Solzhenitsyn Meeting Tests White House
Kissinger advised Ford to avoid a Solzhenitsyn meeting to prevent a perceived slap at the Soviet Union and potential defense risk. Nessen and Ford signaled openness at times, while Kissinger remained opposed, arguing against a direct engagement to ease tension and uphold detente.
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Kissinger
Fond
Solzhenitsyn
White House
Soviet Union
Congress Ford at oil price standoff split
Washington UPI reports a Congress Ford standoff on energy policy as House backs a bill extending price controls on most domestic oil and rolling back new oil prices. Ford favors decontrol gradually and faces likely veto with Senate resistance. Executives of seven major oil firms deny price gouging claims at Senate hearings.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Ford
House
Senate
White House
Prsident Ford
Senate Interior Committee
Phuryday
al Senate
D.L. Bower
Standard Oil
California
Argentine Crisis Deepens as Aide Resigns
Buenos Aires reports deepen as economy minister Celestino Rodrigo resigns under labor pressure. He had served since June 2, amid peso devaluation, 110 percent yearly inflation, and a government plan to limit wage hikes triggering major labor confrontation. President Isabel Perón reportedly considers a 60 day leave of absence for illness.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Maria Astela
Isabel) Peran
Celestino Rodrigo
Peronist
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Wau Tay
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Rose Sirica
Sirica
Glen Roderman
Hollywood
Slater
Charles Sirica
Naugatuck
John Sirica
Shriver
Kennedy
Mobile
Ala
Sargent Shriver
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Eunice
Alabama Bar Association
George McGovern
D-S.d
Brown University
Providence
Donald Hornig
Brown Uiversity
Hornig
Brown Corp
Charles Tillinghast JR
Grasso
Italy
Beauty Queen
Ford, Kissinger
Russia
Ural Mountains
Alexander T. Solzhenitsyn
Henry A. Kissinger
Ron Nessen
Afl-Cio
Stalin
West
United States
Europe
Darrel Brown
US Postal Service
W.J. Usery
Bernard Cushman
AP Wirtehots
Mexico
Larbyny Cyn Danulwy
Paseudelarefirma
Coho
Cusukiemore Music City
Mission Tech
Greece
Traiftivhimg
Bloody Athens
Crewe
Bahamas
Hossesdon
Enbawy Adderly
Suikling Massinu
Diahomay Tel
Spain
Healy Ling
Serrano
Spain Tel
Germany
ES Lenbunsy Nehlener Avenue
Hana Guemany
Tel
Turkey
VO Araturk
Ankira
Veneto
Rome
Aly Tel
Japan
Subquet Waty
Akasaka
Sratesathen
Vis Finbassy
Willingen Street
Showa Canada
Evercas
Krrow
Sweden
Steandesten
Sted Kine
Thatcher
Cormiehe Rue Air Mreiweh
Bemt
Lebanon
Denmark
Ministry of Justice
Hamavarikjokts Atte
Copenhagen
Rue de Feanqueville
Paris
Trange
Aub
Anjou
Jamaica
ALS
Anthinnsy
Duke Street Kingstin
Dujgatea Tel
United
Kingdom
Wivverson
U.S. Embassy
Grosenor Square
W.1
London
Enghind
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