Prime minister attacked on arrival at Sato funeral
In Tokyo a 4 year old right wing activist attacked Prime Minister Takeo Miki as he arrived at Budokan hall for the national funeral of Eisaku Sato. Police identified the assailant as Hiroyoshi Fudeyasu, a repeat offender, who was subdued and detained. Doctors said Miki was not badly hurt but advised rest. The funeral drew reps from 91 countries including Imelda Marcos and D. R. Willesee amid plans honoring Sato, Japan's longest serving postwar prime minister and Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
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Tokyo
UPN
Takeo Miki
Miki
Budokan Hall
Eisaku Sato
Hiroyoshi Fudeyasu
Great Japan Nationalist Party
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Pujiyama
Ching
Sato
Fudeyasu
Japan
Akihito
Hirohito
Imelda Marcos
Ferdinand 5. Marcos
Kim Jong-pil
South Korea
D. R. Willesee
A. Alexis Johnson
United States
Okinawa
Hedondu Beach
Long Beach
LaVerse Hoyt
Carlson Lane
Hoyt
County Usc Medical Center
Lane K. Hoyt
Anaheim St
Lane Hoyt
Dennis FR. Noble
James R. Rodriguez
Temple Avenue
Anaheim Street
Noble
Mats
Fear City pamphlet ruling clears police distribution
New York Appellate Division voided a restraining order blocking police and firefighters from distributing a Fear City pamphlet at airports and transit hubs. The court said the stay violated First Amendment rights, while not endorsing the defendants' conduct. The Leaflet titled Welcome to Fear City portrays layoffs' consequences as part of a campaign by the Patrolmen Benevolent Association.
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New York
UPI
Appellate Division of
State Supreme Court Today
Gremen 14
Fear City
City of
Patrolman's Benevolent Association
Abraham Bear
Convict stabbed at terminal island prison dormitory
A prisoner at the Terminal Island Federal Correctional Institution was stabbed in the back Sunday. John Ruppert, 34, a Culver City parole violator and former Long Beach resident, was reported in stable but serious condition at a San Pedro hospital. The assailant and weapon were not found.
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Terminal Island Federal Correctional Institution
Jack Wise
John Ruppert
Culver City
Long Beach
Wise
Ruppert
San Pedro
Arsonist pleads guilty to Gulliver's fire deaths
Peter Leonard, 22, pleaded guilty in Westchester County Court to murdering 24 people in the Gulliver's discotheque fire in Port Chester on June 30. He also admitted arson and burglary, receiving a temporary 45 years to life sentence with July 16 set for permanent sentencing. He fainted as he left the courtroom.
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White Plains
N.Y
Peter Leonard
Gulliver's
Port Chester
State Supreme Court
George Beisheim Jr
Westchester County
Leonard
Beisheim
New York
Connecticut
Greenwich
Conn
Westchester
New York City
New York State
Leonant
Grasslands Reservation
Peace accord chance seen at 50-50 by Israeli officials
Israeli officials in Tel Aviv say there is a 50 percent chance for an Israeli Egyptian interim peace pact. Rabin returns from talks with President Ford and Henry Kissinger amid a border raid that killed three Israelis and wounded six. Israeli forces struck Lebanese villages in retaliation as shelling continued along the frontier near Metulla and Kfar Giladi. Kissinger cautions progress requires continued diplomacy in the coming weeks.
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Rabin
Israel
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Yuval
Metulla
Kfar Giladi
Aita Eh- Chaab
Kissinger
New York
Egypt
Middle East
Tel Aviv
Tfa'aretz
Yedioth Ahronoth
Washington
CBS
All presidents knew CIA plans say Rocky
The article reports on former VP Nelson Rockefeller hinting the Kennedy brothers may have known of CIA assassination plots. It covers the Rockefeller Commission and Nedzi’s House panel leadership fight, calls for possible panel reorganization, and comments from Goldwater and Rockefeller on White House awareness and CIA activities.
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CIA
Rocky
Barry
Ford
Jet
Ans
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John F. Kennedy
Robert
Rockefeller Commission
Senate Committee
House
Nedzi
Sisk
Rules Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Select Committee
CLA
Aclion
CI4
Rockefeller
Sen
Barry Goldwater
White House
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Goldwater
Senate
Fidel Castro
Senate Investigating Committee
William Colby
Nguyen Dinh Diem
Colby
House Committee
Lucien Nedzi
D-Mieh
NBCTV
Meet the Press
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Murphy
North Hollywood
USC
Michael G Lucas
Polite
United Press International
Time Magazine
Castro
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Long Johns
Tain Lps
Moti
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