Hanoi to trade MIA data for aid
A U S congressional delegation, returning from Hanoi and Vientiane, said North Vietnam promised help locating more Americans missing in action and sought closer ties with the United States. North Vietnamese officials linked this to U S reconstruction aid, signaling a possible reciprocal exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoi
Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
United States
Rep. G. W. Montgomery
D-Miss
House
Select Committee On
Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
Vientiane
Ford
North
South Vietnam
Montgomery
Pham van Dong
Vietnam
Judge bars describing Susan Saxe’s past in court coverage
Boston AP report notes Superior Court Judge Walter McLaughlin restricted media from detailing Susan Saxe’s political or criminal past while she faces trial for the 1970 murder of Patrolman Walter Schroeder. The order, aimed at reducing pretrial publicity, lasts until a jury is chosen.
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Boston
Susan Saxe
Superior Court
Walter McLaughlin
Saxe
McLaughlin
Walter Schroeder
Peron vows to remain in office amid coup crisis
President Isabel Peron, widow of Juan Peron, pledged to stay in power after a four day air force revolt. Police used tear gas on protesters in Buenos Aires as officers loyal to Brig. Gen. Orlando Capellini faced potential punishment while Gen. Jorge Videla called for an institutional solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Juan D. Peron
Air Force
Orlando Jesus Capellini
Peron
Jorge Videla
Senate
Italo Luder
Capellini
Inflation and unrest color Argentina's winter 1976 crisis
Reporter describes triple digit inflation and a spike in violence as Argentina faces shortages and debt under President Isabel Peron. Guerrilla attacks, political tension, and a devalued peso create a mood of urgency while tourists find bargains and locals endure hardship.
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John Philip Sousa
Buenos Aries
CNS
Argentina
Isabel Peron
la Capital
Rosario
Roll Call Report on Dec rolls in Arizona delegation
Arizona members of Congress reported on major roll call votes from December 11 to 17. Key items include House approval of KR 5900 legalizing on the job site picketing for construction unions and creation of a Construction Industry Collective Bargaining Committee, with a possible White House path after Senate adoption. Other votes covered include synthetic fuel loan guarantees, Beef Act funding, and Senate tax cut and spending ceiling measures. Udall supported several items while Rhodes, Steiger, and Conlan split on others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arizona
Congress
HOUSE
Senate
White House
Ford
Morris Udall
John Rhodes
Sam Steiger
John Conlan
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
U.S. Treasury
Steiger
Rhodes
Conlan
Udall
Beef Board
House-Senate
Beef Research and Information Act
U.S
Beef
Rhodes and Steiger
Aces Host Fall Charity Bridge Tourney Details
The American Contract Bridge League reports thousands at the Fall National Tournament in New Orleans with 30 000 players in local clubs nationwide. A hand analysis from the Spring Charity game illustrates bidding and play including East West declarer play and end plays.
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New Orleans
U.S
Canada
East
Hearts
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Siddhi Adobe Rojo
Casa Rosada
Juan Peron
South America
Paul Fannin
Barry Geldwater
Carl Curtis
Neb
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Fannin
Goldwater
Legionnaires
Sipe-Peterson Post
First Street & Br
Daniel Millanez
Bob Locke
Scottsdale
Bernie Claaksen, Jr
Bill Shipwash
FULL
International
Paradise Valley
Chapter
Christian Fellowship
Safari Hotel Convention Center
Scottsdale Rd
Camelback Rd
THE
ACES
Ira G. Corner
West East
LLG
N. Brown Avenue
di Aea Ae Lea Lind
Lele
First Street
Bob Allgood
John L. Smith
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