Do Not Retaliate Pleads Family After Killing of Cuban Exile
The family of Bay of Pigs veteran Juan Peruyera urged comrades and the Cuban community to avoid vigilante violence. Attorney Ellis Rubin said an eye for an eye mood is rising, while police pursue leads in the February 21 1975 murder as investigators consider links to a Cadillac Eldorado and possible suspects under indictment.
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Miami
UPI
Juan Peruyero
Havana
Ellis Rubin
Peruyero
Brigade
Perayera
Rubin
Ivan Perayera
Peruyera
Perigora
United Press International
Jesus Lazo
Valentin Mennandez
Slow Growth Predicted For 1977 Economy
Washington reports the Commerce Department annual survey predicts slower growth in 1977 despite strong housing and near record auto production. Inflation will erode real gains, with 4 percent output growth projected, unemployment to remain around 7 percent, and no drastic boosts from tax cuts or new stimulus plans. Major gains expected in tracks, buses, steel, mobiles, cars, and health equipment.
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Commerce Department
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Ford
Jimmy Carter
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Commerce
Wbaum
Armored Car Venture Expands Amid Rising Demand
Former officer K Mack Sisk reports Richard Medlin, 35, will move to full time production of bullet proof cars for Mexican industrialists from Monterrey. His Industrial Intelligence Group offers armored units at about 32500 and 20050 for standard models, using acrylics and vest materials to add 700 pounds while preserving exterior appearance. Israel's UN envoy has ordered one. buyers seek protection against terror and kidnapping.
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K. Mack Sisk
Bepta
Richard Medhin
Medfin
Industrial Inteligence
Medlin
Speedway
Firay
Israel
United Nations
Tas
Dallas
Vietnam
Mediin
el Salvador
Hat
Medim
Fair Backers Off to Mexico for Mex Fair Plans
A seven member San Antonio delegation led by Mayor Lila Cockrell travels Monday to Mexico with research on Mex Fair prospects and a plan for the 1977 exposition. They meet Adrian Lajous Martinez of INCE Tuesday, then return the same night. The visit follows budget cut talks in Mexico and aims to strengthen tourism and commerce ties. The group includes City Manager Tom Huebner and chamber leaders, seeking to confirm continued support for Mex Fair despite official word pending.
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Lila Cockrell
Mexico
San Antonio
Jose Lopez Portillo
Wis
Wade
Mexican Foreign Trade Institute
MCE
Adrian Lajous Martinez
San Antong
IMCE
Lajous
Lopez Portilly
Tom Huebner
Greater San
Briscoe to Seek Reelection in 1978 Statement
Gov Dolph Briscoe announced at a Nunnally Ranch gathering near Sabinal that he will run again in 1978. The event, hosted by Jess Hay of Dallas, attracted about 200 attendees as Briscoe confirmed his political plans. A separate Dallas Morning News report notes insurance beneficiaries for Dallas grain dealer Robert Johnson were altered months before his reported Gulf of Mexico disappearance.
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Dolph Briscoe
Briscoe
Nunnally Ranch
Sabinal
Jess Hay
Dallas
Democratic National Committee
Robert Johnson
Gulf of Mexico
Dallas Morning News
Fonnson
Johnson
Faulty weld sighting may miss chairlift derailment risk
A maintenance check three days before the Golden Peak chairlift derailment could barely detect a faulty weld that allowed a cable to slip. Fifteen skiers fell fifteen feet on Vail Mountain as the 1,420 foot lift failed. Coast Guard planes and a cutter combed 1,601 square miles in the North Atlantic for the Grand Zenith and its 38 crew without success. Byrd urges Carter to keep FBI Director Kelley unless there are justifiable reasons to dismiss him. Anvil tanker Mary Atin, damaged by an explosion off Virginia, docked near Cape May due to rough seas and port congestion.
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Golden Peak
Vail Mountain
U.S. Coast Guard
North Atlantic
Coast Guard Search and Rescue Center
Boston
Kelley
Senate
Robert Byrd
Jimmy Carter
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Byrd
Carter
Virginia
Cape May
Coast Guard
New York
Mary Atin
Refuge
Belaware Bay
World Student Dies in Basque Riot Clash in Madrid
A 16 year old student died Sunday amid a clash between riot police and 10000 Basque demonstrators seeking amnesty for political prisoners in Madrid sources said. Police cited unknown causes for death.
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Madrid
Spain
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