Neutron bomb protest disrupts Carter church service
Four demonstrators disrupted President Carter’s First Baptist Church service by reading anti bomb statements and were released on personal recognizance while a fifth remained jailed. Carter supported the demonstrators’ goal of ending nuclear weapons but disapproved of disrupting worship. The incident followed discussions on whether to produce and deploy the neutron bomb.
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White House
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Amy
Georgia
Charles Trentham
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Carter says U S hasn’t heard truth on Panama treaty
President Carter urged a new blue ribbon committee of treaty supporters to publicize the Panama Canal treaty. He said Americans have not heard the full story and stressed the effort to win Senate ratification as crucial and difficult. Averill Harriman led the expanding panel of business, labor, and former officials.
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Carter
White House
Senate
Averill Harriman
Moscow
Harriman
Walia House
Sai
Hijackers murder pilot and threaten to blow up jet
A Lufthansa Boeing 727 hijacked over the French Riviera landed in Mogadishu Somalia. The pilot Juergen Schumann was killed. four hijackers demand 15 million dollars and the release of 13 prisoners. Hostages include a California woman with a heart condition and her 5-year-old son. Negotiators sought to extend the deadline through multiple extensions.
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Somalia
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Lufthansa
South Yemen
Bermistan
Mogadishu
West Germany
Turkey
California
Somal
French Riviera
Juergen Schumann
U S charges price fix in sugar lawsuit
The Justice Department accuses the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange Inc of a 1970 to present conspiracy to fix and influence sugar prices. The civil suit claims exchange committees set daily quotations that bias prices for raw and refined cane sugar, affecting consumer costs. Two domestic committee members were officers of rival refineries. three others led competing raw sugar merchants.
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Justice Department
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange, Inc
Federal Agency
Exchange
United States
Fishermen rescue woman who leaped from Belmont Pier
A 53 year old woman leaped from Belmont Pier at 3 am prompting four Long Beach fishermen Norbert Videau Juan DeNorto Lloyd Carson and Carlos Yujuio to jump in. They held her above water until police and firefighters arrived. The woman said she was despondent and had attempted suicide. All rescuers were treated and released. two police and a paramedic were commended.
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Long Beach
Larry Chowen
Norbert Videau
Carson
Juan DeNorto
Lloyd Carson
Carlos Yujuio
Chowen
Robert €Aldon
Douglas unions resume pact talks
McDonnell Douglas negotiators resume bargaining with United Aerospace and Automotive Workers and IAM Aerospace Workers for about 1 000 Long Beach Torrance and Huntington Beach employees. Contracts expired at 12:01 a.m. with talks at the Registry Hotel and a seven day strike notice if needed.
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Long Beach
Torrance
Flyntington Beach
Don Howser
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Douglas
Registry
Rvine
United Aerospace and Automobile Workers
UAW
Interational Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
TAM
Douglas Aircraft Co
Huntington Beach
LAM
McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Co
BCS
Dcih
Nalini
Aerospace
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
IAM
Lockheed-Georgia Co
Lockheed
Marietta
Atlanta
Boeing Co
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Wichita
Kan
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Boeing
California
Lockheed- Georgia
Concorde landings at JFK cleared by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court cleared the way for Concorde landings at New York's JFK airport. A spokesman said test landings would occur Wednesday and daily service could begin by November 22, with British Airways and Air France planning a familiarization flight. The court also asked for briefs on the Bakke reverse discrimination case and Civil Rights Act implications.
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Supreme Court
New York
John F. Kennedy International
British Airways
Air France
Kennedy Airport
London
Paris
Kennedy
Port Authority of
New Jersey
Jfk
United States
Dulles International
Allan Bakke
Chimpanzee Heart Transplant Fails. Patient Dies in Cape Town
Benjamin Fortes, 59, the first to receive a chimpanzee heart as an auxiliary pump, died after circulatory failure at Groote Schuur Hospital Cape Town. The operation, led by Dr Christiaan Barnard, left Fortes ailing for about 3% days, with postmortem details to follow.
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South Africa
Groote Schuur Hospital
Benjamin Fortes
Christiaan Barnard
Fortes
James Hardy
University of Missis
Barnard
Marilena Mattiazzo Portello
Indictments Target Boston Area Arson Ring Members
Grand Jury indicts 13 Boston region residents on charges tied to a large arson ring. Details on the U S evolving probe and related cases appear across pages A 4 and A 5. Patient care and public policy items run on A 4 and A 9 with politics and social issues in focus.
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Weather Tonight and Tuesday Areas Forecast
LB area shows morning fog with low 60 and high 78 while mountains report hazy conditions with a low 35 and high 75 and deserts expect warm weather with a low 45 and high 95.
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