Fulbright and Rogers clash over NATO and troop talks
Senate debate centers on Mansfield amendment to cut U.S. forces in Europe from 300000 to 200000. Rogers argues against unilateral disarmament and criticizes measures seen as undermining NATO. Brezhnev suggestion of talks is welcomed but not enough to advance immediate troop reductions. New Orleans naturalization sets aside German title as Armgard Beatrix Juliana Frankenberg becomes U.S. citizen.
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Soviet Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Europe
Gandbye
Nixon
Halsle
Senate
Mike Mamsfield
White House
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Kremlin
U.S
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Rouhald Riegier
NATO
Mulbright
Lel Rogers
Camberlin
Congress
New Orleans
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Frankenberg and Proschiltz
Armgard Beatrix Bradley
United States
Boeing price clash over SST revival sparks Senate action
Washington officials clash as Boeing cites about 1 billion dollars to revive the SST program while Transportation Secretary Volpe disputes the figure. Senate Appropriations backs shifting 45.3 million in termination funds to development amid possible timing battles.
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Senate
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Egyptian President Smashes Coup With Large Cabinet Purge
Sadat revealed he uncovered a covert recording device in his room at the Republican Palace. He blamed intelligence operatives tied to former ministers Gomaa and Santi Sharaf as a motive for a sweeping reshuffle. Five ministers resigned amid solidarity with Gomaa as Sadat announced a new government of technicians and professors.
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Republican Palace
Gomaa
Santi Sharaf
Sadat
Egypt
Tnday
Action Line continues help for reader requests
Readers seek help with crafts insurance and accident claims in Long Beach. The pediatrics department at Long Beach Community Hospital accepted a model railroad donation and plans to place it in the waiting room. Advice includes making lavender sachets, obtaining a lavender plant from Park Nursery, and instructions from Shelly Karpi ow at the Long Beach Library. An insured reader asks ACTION LINE about a gunshot accident claim with Phillips Petroleum and Beneficial Insurance Group.
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Pediatrics
Long Beach Community Hospital
Terming Ave
Jan Pilsbury
S.la
Garden Grove
Park Nursery
Florists
Long Beach
Shelly Karpiow
Science Aid Technology Desk
Pacific Avenue
Ocean Boulevard
Q. 1
Phillips Petroleum Co
Beneficial Insurance Group
Los Angeles
Linng
D.F. Downey
Barbara Paul
Shrine Polkick circus loud speakers at Long Beach Arena
Report notes chaotic sound during Shrine Polkick circus at Long Beach Arena with overpowering music affecting performers and audience. The text questions who controls the loudspeakers and mentions ear protection as a precaution.
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Long Beach Arena
Court clears Peron of rape charge in Argentina
An Argentine court acquits former dictator Joan D. Peron now in exile in Spain of a 1954 55 rape charge. The ruling cites statute of limitations and clears the way for a potential return to Argentina amid lingering doubts. In Boston, an exhibit of late President Kennedy's paintings will open May 24 at the Institute of Contemporary Art benefiting the Kennedy Library.
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Joan D. Peron
Spain
Peron
Argentina
Umiikely Peron
Boston
John F. Kennedy
Ranga
Tokn Bf, Kennedy Library
Kennedy
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LB coed slain and suspect nabbed in Long Beach crime
Homicide detectives say a man slain the Lakewood area coed identified as Miss Smith after a hatchet and knife attack near her home. An eight year old boy intervened, wrestled the weapons from the suspect, who then confessed to deputies he had killed his wife. A hospital blood rescue attempt failed. Miss Smith, a 1969 Carondelet High School graduate and February enroll at Slate College, Long Beach.
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John L. Lindenshov
Kirkpatrick
Lakewood
Miss Smith
Boellflower Community Hospital
Long Beach
Gift
Apple
Carondelet High School
Concord
Slate College
Pope Urges Active Role in Politics and Social Reform
In a Vatican address marking the churchs social encyclical anniversary the Pope urged Christians to engage in politics for housing advancement and to combat discrimination and indifference in cities He warned of wealth gaps totalitarianism and revolutionary violence and called for action at the street and neighborhood level He stressed personal responsibility and urged dialogue between youth and adults to bridge generational conflicts In Boston a separate note reports neighbors complaining about barking dogs and police discovering 25 Russian wolfhounds in a room during an arraignment for disturbing the peace.
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Leo XIII
Pope Pau
Boston
UPL
Anna Dilson
Neighborhood dog housing case moves on amid raid findings
A National Rescue League official said housing more than three dogs in a home is illegal. Mrs Ditson was released on personal recognizance by Judge Theodore Glynn and the case was continued to May 24.
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Nanional Rescue League
Mrps
Ditson
Theodore Glynn
Elite Honduran honor guards die after poisoned meals
In Tegucigalpa, 37 members of the presidential honor guard reportedly died after eating meals laced with an insecticide. Dozens of soldiers were hospitalized. five U S Army physicians arrived with antidotes. The deaths affected guards aged 18 to 21 stationed near the El Salvador border. funerals followed in the capital and at home towns.
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Tegugigalpa
Honduras
Bayer Chemical Co
West Germany
Osvaldo Lopez Arellana
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