Protesters Rally Against Trudeau at Liberal Reception
About 100 demonstrators from the Toronto Labor Council crowded around Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and his wife as they were driven to a Liberal party reception in a downtown Toronto hotel. They carried placards denouncing the anti inflation program and wheeled a 10 foot effigy of Trudeau.
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Toronto
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Liberal Party
Toronto Labor Council
Trudeau
Onassis Heiress Seeks Divorce in Athens Case
Christina Onassis Andreadis daughter and principal heir of Aristotle Onassis seeks a divorce from her second husband Alexander Orthodox Church sources say in Athens Greece.
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Athens
Greece
Christina Onassis Andreadis
Aristotle Onassis
Alexander
Greek divorce case reaches church reconciliation stage
Sources say Christina, 25, seeks divorce from Andreadis, son of a wealthy Greek industrialist, after marrying in Athens in July 1975. Her prior marriage to Ray Bogner, a California real estate investor, lasted nine months. No other confirmation or reasons were disclosed.
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Greece
Christina
Andreadis
Athens
California
Ray Bogner
Betty Ford Visits Pittsburgh South Side Amid Campaign Push
First Lady Betty Ford canvassed in Pittsburgh's South Side on Friday seeking support for her husband the Republican nominee. She met with residents and promoted voter registration as a campaign worker canvassed for votes.
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Pittsburgh
Betty Ford
Betty Ford meets voters amid rain soaked street tour
Mrs. Ford greets housewives on a rain drenched walk along Sarah Street drawing reporters and secret service. Bystanders compare the First Lady to a friend as fascination runs high during the visit.
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Mrs. Ford
Sarah Street
Betty Ford
Deborah Simon
Mitchum Begins Film About Drug Trade in Amsterdam
Robert Mitchum 59 starts work in Amsterdam on a film detailing how narcotics from the Far East reach Europe. He portrays a former U S drug enforcement officer fired for drug addiction who aims to shut down an international heroin smuggling ring.
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Amsterdam
Robert Mitchum
Far East
Netherlands
U.S
Drug Enforcement Agency
Bottomless Lakes may become beach operation option
Conferees eye Beach at Bottomless Lakes State Park east of Roswell consider converting the park to a beach oriented site. Plans discussed by the state Park and Recreation Commission include removing the swimming pool while keeping a concession stand and adding a sandy beach in front of Lea Lake. The commission will review options at the October 7 meeting in Carlsbad after earlier Roswell discussions on repairs demolishing the facility or relocating it.
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Bottomless Lakes State Park
State Park and Recreation Commission
John Soper
Commission
Roswell
Lea Lake
Soper
Santa Fe
Carlsbad
State Park Commission
Montoya Tackles Seniority in New Mexico Senate Race
ALAMOGORDO AP Joseph M Montoya defended his Senate record and attacked opponent Harrison Schmitt and Barry Goldwater over claims seniority matters. He cited New Mexico leading Arizona in federal funding and accused Republicans of dirty tricks echoing the Nixon era while calling for tax return transparency.
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Alamogordo
Joseph M. Montoya
New Mexico
U.S. Senate
U.S
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Montoya
Goldwater
Senate
Albuquerque
Harrison
Jack’’ Schmitt
Congress
Schmitt
Farmington
Republican National Committee
Sen
Solar Research Institute
Sandia
Cuban forces join up in Angolan operations in clash
Reports say MPLA troops along with 12,000 Cuban soldiers and SWAPO guerrillas have joined Angolan forces in a major southern Angola sweep against UNITA insurgents. Refugees across the border say Angolan troops killed villagers and burned crops in Odila. Independent verification is hindered by restricted reporting.
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Okalongo
South-West Africa
Angola
Mpla - Popular Movement
MPLA
Gabriel Mwatebi Haludilu
UNITA
Jonas Savimbi
The
Liberation Movement
Judge orders disclosure in libel suit over contributions
Dist. Court Judge Richard Traub in Albuquerque directed lawyer William Marchiondo to reveal campaign contributions and income sources from the past 15 and 10 years. He must submit within 60 days, limiting disclosure to contributions over 50 dollars.
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Albuquerque
Richard Traub
William Marchiondo
Marchiondo
Albuquerque Publishing Co
Traub
Albuquerque Journal
Albuquerque Tribune
Burglars Break Into Roswell Warehouse Use Gas Bomb
Police report burglars entered the ICX Warehouse at 110 E Ninth St stealing 13 luggage pieces. They set off a tear gas bomb when opening the safe. Firefighters used two smoke ejectors to clear the gas.
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Roswell
ICX
Ninth St
Mail rates and AP notices from Roswell paper
Within state rates for 1 month 4.00, 3 months 9.00, 6 months 18.00, 1 year 36.00. Out of state rates 1 month 4.50, 3 months 10.50, 6 months 21.00, 1 year 42.00. Second Class postage paid at Roswell New Mexico. The Associated Press is entitled to use all local news and AP dispatches.
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Roswell
N.M
Associated Press
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