Angolan Clashes Push Refugees From Luanda Region
Fighting between the National Front for the Liberation of Angola and the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola drives more than 6,000 refugees to Nova Lisboa and surrounding towns. Portuguese troops escort civilian evacuations as both sides reposition heavy weapons toward southern routes to Luanda.
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Angola
API
Nova Lisbon
Porto Amboim
Novo Redondo
Gabela
Quibala
National Front For the Liberation of
Popular Movement
National Front
California High Court Abolishes 17th Century Rape Jury Rule
The California Supreme Court ruled unanimously to end a 17th century law requiring juries to be cautious about rape testimony and telling juries rape is hard to defend. The decision was praised by NOW as a terrific victory and aligns rape cases with other crimes.
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San Francisco
UPI
State Supreme Court
National Organization For Women
Matthew Hale
Hale
Donald R. Wright
Wright
Shirley Yawitz
Loophole Viewed In Election Law May Let VP Nominees Spend Big
Federal election officials warn the new campaign law contains a spending loophole for vice presidential nominees until a national convention. Rockefeller, not campaigning for himself, says no funds will be raised. The combined presidential and VP ticket would face a $20 million limit after nomination.
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Clay F. Richards
Washington
UPI
Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
John Mulliken
James Duffy
Senate
Federal Election Commission
Republican National Committee
Ed Peabody
Massachusetts
Jacob Javits
Rn.y
Jury Deliberation In Trial Continues In Florida Case
The jury in the bribery conspiracy trial of Sen. Edward Gurney and associates recessed after a two hour replay of key testimony. Deliberations extended to a third day with no verdict as jurors faced complex charges and testimony involving campaign contributions and influence peddling.
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Orval Jackson
Tampa
Fla
UPI
Edward Gurney
K. Wayne Swiger
Gray Post Office
Gurney
Keith Reeves
Winter Park
Reeves
Joseph Bastien
FHA
Bastien
Swiger
Ralph Koontz
Meat Production Up in June Amid Overall Decline
Agriculture Department data show June meat output at 2.8 billion pounds, down four percent from last year due to pork shortages. Beef rose to 1.8 billion pounds, up one percent, veal doubled to 63 million, and lamb and mutton reached 31 million pounds as prices stay elevated through mid year.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
FBI Catches Extortion Suspect in Spokane Case
James Chaney 21 was returned to Spokane from Montana after arrest by FBI for involvement with two men accused of toppling Bonneville Power Administration towers near Spokane and attempting to extort 30000 dollars. John Famer 21 is held in Spokane on related charges. Three EPA towers were toppled and a fourth tampered in the early summer in a four count obstruction case with two counts of extortion.
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Spokane
UPS
Bonneville Power Administration
James Chaney
U.S
Great Falls
Mont
FBI
John Famer
EPA
Flour Price Increase by Multifoods Draws Wider Action
International Multifoods Corp raises family flour price by 1.60 per hundredweight in Minneapolis effective immediately. General Mills followed earlier with a 1.6 cent per pound rise. Pillsbury plans a delay pending the USDA crop report.
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Minneapolis
Minn
UPD International Multifoods Corp
General Mills
Multifoods
Pillsbury ‘Co
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