Panama Canal dispute voiced at UN by Panama minister
Panama Foreign Minister Aquilino Boyd told the United Nations General Assembly that President Ford and Senator Carter are confused about the Panama Canal. Boyd pressed for clear U.S. policy and timely negotiations affecting canal control and regional stability.
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Humphrey Up and Walking After Bladder Cancer Surgery
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey is up walking and doing well after bladder cancer surgery. Dr. Willet F. Whitmore Jr. said his vital signs are stable and he has left his bed, with the 65 year old former vice president recovering at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center after the operation.
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Grace Bumbry Receives Wild Ovation in Moscow
Grace Bumbry, the New York Metropolitan Opera star, drew a five minute ovation at the Bolshoi Theater as Princess Eboli in Verdi's Don Carlos. She praised Soviet musical talent after her first trip to the Soviet Union during a tour that included Aida in Vilnius and Eboli in Tallinn.
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Prince Bertil of Sweden to Wed Lilian Craig in December
Prince Bertil aged 64 will marry Lilian Craig 61 in Drottningholm Chapel near Stockholm on December 7. The wedding, approved by King Carl Gustaf, ends a 33 year romance that faced earlier objections from Bertil’s late father King Gustaf Adolf who warned it could cost Bertil his royal title.
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Tito’s liver ailment appears to improve in Belgrade
Yugoslav President Tito shows signs of liver ailment improvement doctors report. He feels well but will rest longer per medical advice after returning from the Sri Lanka nonaligned summit. A visit by France’s Valery Giscard d Estaing was canceled.
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Monster hunt to resume Loch Ness search in 1976
Boston lawyer Dr. Robert H. Rines and Charles W. Wyckoff plan to return to Scotland in November to resume an active underwater search for the Loch Ness monster. They will evaluate an automated camera system through winter, and in spring send divers with helmet cameras to inspect submerged stone circles near the northeast shore guided by Edinburgh archaeologists.
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Payne runs unopposed for state S. C. seat in New Mexico
Dist. Judge H Verne Payne of Albuquerque seeks the four year term on the state Supreme Court as the seat held by Justice Dan Sosa. Sosa seeks an eight year term after Justice Samuel Montoya retired. Payne, 40, a Bernalillo County district judge since 1970, touted faster trial times and a balanced approach to sentencing while stressing individual rights for felons. He is a son of U S District Judge H Vearle Payne and cites BYU and UNM education.
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UAW votes on three year Ford contract amid strike
About 170,000 UAW members vote on whether to accept Ford Motor Co's new three year pact. The strike, in its 25th day, could end only if the majority of 145,000 production workers approves, though skilled tradesmen can veto. Final tally due by Tuesday. the contract adds paid days off, wage gains, improved layoff benefits, and retiree payments.
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Judge resets Tessier DUI case in November
Municipal Court delays the driving while intoxicated charge against Rowland L. Tessier Jr. to November 3, citing his attorney Ralph Shamas being tied up in District Court. Tessier is the Democratic candidate for State House District 59. the hearing was moved from October 12 to the day after the general election. City Judge Earl Tankersley noted the continuance was not politically motivated and aligned with the officer's schedule.
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