U S reporters invited by Moscow Foreign Ministry
Two American correspondents Harold D. Piper of The Baltimore Sun and Craig R. Whitney of The New York Times were summoned to a Moscow Foreign Ministry meeting after defying a court by not appearing for hearings on slander charges against Soviet television. The case was dropped by the court, but the judge flagged they were disrespectful to the court.
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Harold D. Piper
Baltimore Sun
Craig R. Whitney
New York Times
Piper
Lev Krylov
Baptist executive chief in Tennessee defends case ruling
The Rev. Glendon McCullough, executive director of the Southern Baptist Brotherhood, said the court case against reporters Whitney and Piper was an issue of censorship after they were found guilty of slandering Soviet television. The court fined them and ordered costs, but they refused to print retractions. Gamsakhurdia testified to the authenticity of his televised confession.
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Whitney
Piper
Zviad Gamsakhurdia
Gamsakhurdia
Notable Carter ally dies in three-car crash
A prominent member of the Big Bush Commission and associate of President Carter died in a three car collision on Wednesday. Police reported one other person killed. the survivor count and remaining details were not released. McCullough was 56.
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Commission
Carter
McCullough
Dolly's dog Tramp saves woman in house fire
Dolly Heinemann credits her watchdog Tramp with saving her life after a candle toppled onto a curtain during a nighttime blaze. The dog bumped a dresser, knocked over the candle, and caused the fire, but she says she cannot blame him for what happened.
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Kansas City, Mo
Dolly Heinemann
Dolly
Tramp
Paris honors N M heroes in trans Atlantic balloon flight
Paris Mayor Jacques Chirac awarded Gold Medals of Paris to three Albuquerque balloonists who completed the first trans Atlantic balloon crossing. U S Ambassador Hartman and Mayor Koch witnessed as officials touted the achievement linking France and United States with ceremonies and honors.
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France
Jacques Chirac
Albuquerque
N.M
Jean Paul Laurens
Chirac
Joseph
Etienne Montgolfier
Atlantic
United States
Confession Pleases New Mexico Widow After Acquittal
Flossie Rice says she is relieved by the reported confession of Billy Ray White who, after a 1967 double murder, killed himself in Angola Louisiana. The States Item cites an Angolite interview by Billy Sinclair detailing White's killings and motive during a robbery at Rice's Budville grocery.
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Flossie Rice
Louisiana
Billy Ray White
New Orleans
the States Item
White
Angola
Billy Sinclair
Market holds firm after gains in light trading
New York stocks barely moved as the market steadied after two days of gains. The Dow slipped 0.69 to 896.31 in early trading while advances edged losers 5 to 4 on the NYSE with the composite index up 0.03 to 99.15 and 7.76 million shares traded.
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New York Stock Exchange
Greyhound Tenneco Uv
Gulf Oil
Haliburton
Texaco
Hueblin
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E F. Hutton & Count Harv
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Cal Kennecott
Amer Can
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Amer
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K Mart
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Elec
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Levi Strauss
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MMM
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Rchfild
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Pete
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Last Cities Ser
Phil Pete
City Invest
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RCA Corp
del Webb
Dresser Ind
Safeway
DuPont
Santa Fe
Chicago
Sears
Eastman Red
Telex Corp
Goodyear
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