Sinatra dazzles London crowds at Royal Albert Hall
London reviews praised Sinatra's voice and charisma after his Royal Albert Hall show despite prior West Berlin cancellation. He defended himself against German press attacks and told the audience this was one of his best nights in a long career.
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Royal Albert Hall
Roy Wright
Evening Standard
Sinatra
James Green
Evening News
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Drug unit head told to resign
Washington based report states John R. Bartels Jr. resigned as head of the Drug Enforcement Administration at Attorney General Levi’s request for new leadership in the war on drugs. Bartels had led DEA since 1983 after Nixon appointment, with White House pressure cited by sources. Levi avoided direct public criticism, while officials said the resignation was at the attorney general’s request.
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Drug Enforcement Administration
Edward H. Levi
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Justice Department
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Department
Richard M. Nixon
National drug plan urged after big costs and deaths
A cabinet level report to President Ford estimates drug abuse costs America between 10 and 17 billion dollars annually and causes about 15,000 deaths per year. It links marijuana penalties to social harm, calls for treatment under a future national health insurance plan, and notes crime driven by heroin addiction dominates costs.
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UPI
Ford
Strategy Council
Ord
U S seeks aid in hunt for 3 held by Africans
In Dar es Salaam UPI report says the United States seeks an intermediary to contact leftist guerrillas holding Americans and a Dutch girl in Zaire. spokesman George Havens said intense activity continues to find a suitable intermediary and venue as embassies are alerted worldwide.
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U.S
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U2 Not Spying Says U.S. After Crash
U S officials say the U2 reconnaissance plane that crashed in West Germany was not on a spy mission. The aircraft was testing navigational equipment, not armed, and the pilot Capt Robert R Pendleman ejected and is in good condition. Ground casualties are none. The U S Command described the incident as an emergency landing near Winterberg.
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Wiesbaden
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Royal Air Force Base
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England
Dead in Pot Plane Crash in Tennessee
FAA identified two men killed when a World War II aircraft carrying an estimated 750000 dollars in marijuana crashed near Ruckwood Tennessee. The pilot was Charles Meamnaly of Gainsville Florida and the other victim was Jennings Brown, 47, Gainesville real estate operator.
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Tenn
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
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Charles Meamnaly
Gainsville
Fla
Florida Airlines
Jennings Brown
Gainesville
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