JDL members lose bid for kosher prison meals
Two Jewish Defense League members, Jeffrey Simlow and Richard Huss, lose a federal suit asserting a right to kosher food in prison. Judge Thomas Griesa ruled BOP may refuse such meals as expensive and not a general prisoner entitlement. They await a one year term at the Federal Youth Center in Ashland, Kentucky. Meir Kahane's similar request faces a reserved ruling.
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New York
Jewish Defense League
Thomas Griesa
Manhatan
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Jeffrey Simlow
Brooklyn
Richard Huss
Staten Island
Iigen
Y Es
Federal Youth Center
Ashland
Jack B. Weinstein
JDL
Mei
Miss Arkansas Julie Forshee wins 1875 America Junior Miss title
Julie Ann Forshee, 17, of Fayetteville was named 1875 America Junior Miss in Mobile Alabama. She earns a $10,000 college scholarship. Corlis Jean Chang, 17, of Hawaii, was second runner-up and Tryn Lee Hunter, 18, of Columbus Ohio, was third runner-up.
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Arkansas
Julie Ann Forshee
Fayetteville
Mobile
Ala
Hawaii
Corlis
Jean Chang
Tryn Lee Hunter
Columbus
Ohio
Met opera kneeling actor lands tiny role in Cavalleria
Wayne County prosecutor notes 10 minute kneeling scene for 5,000 audience as DETROIT resident CARNOVALE wins Met Opera tickets by taking a bit part. He earned 3 dollars, stood beside ELINOR ROSS, and revealed nerves about performing at the Metropolitan.
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Detroit
Dominick Carnovale
Wayne County Prosecutor's Office
Metropolitan Opera
Carnavale
Carnovale
Bill McCourf
Met
Elinor Ross
Jordan to receive U S arms despite Israel freeze
U S officials say Jordan will get Hawk antiaircraft missiles and air defense gear despite a halt on new arms shipments to Israel. The move is described as a verbal commitment tied to a past negotiation, with a small number of Hawks scheduled for delivery during King Hussein’s visit.
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Washington
United States
Jordan
U.S
Israel
U.S. Offiials
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Hussein
Boy 2 Rescued After Five Hours in Well
A 2 year old boy named Michael Smith was trapped ten feet down a narrow bean-field well in Miami Dade County. Rescuers used jackhammers and shovels to tunnel and reach him, pulling him to safety after five hours. He was reported in satisfactory condition at a nearby hospital, while his mother Barbara Jean Smith, 20, acknowledged leaving him in a car while picking beans.
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Miami
Fla
Michael Smith
Michael
Dade County
Raw Chavez
Gregory Gerlach
Chavez
Barbara Jean Smith
Miss Smith
McGovern visits Havana and urges end to embargo
UPI reports Senator George McGovern toured Havana dining on black beans and rice at La Bodegita del Medio and pressed for open trade with Cuba. He said he cannot lift the embargo but favors improving relations and studied Cuba’s government and economy during the educational trip. He met Cuban intellectuals and planned talks with officials.
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Havana
UPI
George MeGlovern
U.S
McGovern
la Bodegita del Medio
Hussein offers peace terms with Israel at Citadel speech
Jordan's King Hussein told The Citadel that Arabs are ready to make final peace with Israel if Israel withdraws from all Arab territory and recognizes Palestinian rights. He urged Americans to push Israel toward true security through peace with neighbors and cited U.S. ties with Ford and Kissinger. He warned that continued refusal could spark another war and blamed Kissinger's shuttle diplomacy for past failures.
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Charleston
S.C
UPI
Jordan
Hussein
Israel
Israt
Citadel
Washington
Middle East
al Arab
Military College
Arsh
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Mideast
Kissinger
Florida State University
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Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Iran
Farah
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Carlos Andres Perex
Blanquita Rodriguez DE Perex
Maude Costar
Pacific Palisades
Bill Macy
Ford Administration
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Sinai
Anwar Sadat
Yitzhak Rabin
Boy
George Meyer
South Dade County
Rom
Cuba
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Fidel Castro
Jesus Montano Oropesa
Tosanna
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Roberto Firenze
Lakewood
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