Mercenary Force Grows in Angola War
AP reports from Johannesburg that about 1000 white soldiers of fortune join pro Western factions in Angola with undisclosed Viet Nam veterans seen heading from the United States. Western armed Angolans prepare for an early counterattack as coverage spreads.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Angola
Africa
Congo
Sunday Express
United States
The
Evening News of London
Earnings rise but real income flat for American families
Census Bureau reports 1974 real median family income at 12 840 dollars, near 1969 levels, while earnings rose. Poverty held near 24.3 million with an 11.6 percent rate as population grew. Real income fell 4 percent in 1974 due to recession and inflation.
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R. Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Roger A. Herriot
Bureau
Roswell Bid Seeks Ward 4 City Council Seat
Roswell businessman William J DeBenedictis 44 of 1901 S Heights Dr seeks the Ward 4 council seat. A seven year resident and former Army 24 years, he vows to end complacent government and move Roswell toward number one city status. He chairs charity groups and is married to Rose. they have five children.
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Roswell
Wm. J
Bill” DeBenedictis
S. Heights Drive
DeBenedictis
de Benedictis
de” ‘Nedictis
Lewisberg
U.S. Army
Jaycees International Senate
Lions Club
Rotary
Chamber of Development and Commerce
Rose
Roswell High School
Virginia
Vicky
Bill Jr
James
Catherine
Montoya seeks third term as U S senator from New Mexico
Democratic Senator Joseph Montoya announces re election bid stressing seniority and committee roles on the Joint Atomic Energy Committee. He cites energy research goals for New Mexico and faces challengers Rich Sims Maurice Dillon Orlando Gallegos and Harrison Schmitt in a tough campaign.
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Albuquerque
U.S
Joseph Montoya
New Mexico
Montoya
Albuquerque Convention Center
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
US House
Senate
Arms pact predicted by Pravda editor return to Moscow
The deputy chief editor of Pravda says Kissinger will likely travel to Moscow in two to three weeks to finalize preliminaries for a new SALT agreement. The piece notes looming Washington decisions and Senate committee rooms as the places where first crucial choices will be made.
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Montoya
Senate
House
New York
Pravda
New Mexico
Washington
United States Senate
Vadim N. Nekrassov
Moscow
Kissinger
Public Broadcasting Service
Mr. Kissinger
Salt Nekrassov
City candidates see few issues in Roswell race
A Roswell municipal race survey shows independent candidates optimistic with no major issues yet. They note a potential focus on the park and recreation revenue bond and the feud between Mayor Jerry N. Smith and Councilman L. C. Stiles as a developing talking point.
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Roswell
Jerry N. Smith
L.C. Stiles
Tim W. Daniel
Stiles
Smith
Daniel
Tandy L. Hunt
Citizens For Responsive
Hunt
Robert H
Bob’’ Strand
Ward 1
United Roswell
Strand
Kenneth Cox
Common Sense
Ward
Carl A. Mealie
Ward 4
Cox
Paul Taylor
Ward 2
Taylor
William J. DeBenedictis
DeBenedictis
James R. Perkowski
Freed convict Ernesto Miranda stabbed to death in Phoenix bar fight
Ernesto Miranda, the defendant tied to the 1966 Supreme Court Miranda rights decision, was stabbed to death Saturday in what police called a bar fight in Phoenix. He died from multiple stab wounds after being declared dead on arrival at a local hospital. No arrests were reported immediately.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Ernesto Miranda
Miranda
U.S. Supreme Court
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Democratic Party
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