Udall Sees Jackson Withdrawal Boosting Campaign
Rep Morris Udall in Montclair New Jersey predicts Senator Henry Jackson will exit the Democratic race boosting Udalls bid He cites Jackson backers labor and Jewish community supporters and says the contest is now between Udall and Carter Udall criticizes pundits who call Carter the inevitable nominee.
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Plainfield
N.J
Morris Udall
New Jersey
Henry Jackson
Eee
Montclair
Udall
Jackson
Organized Labor
Scoop Jackson
Israel
Jimmy Carter
Arizona
Carter
Kissinger urges large international aid to roll back African desert
Secretary of State Kissinger called for a massive aid program to aid the Sahel and other drought regions. He proposed a $7.5 billion Western-backed plan, with $200 million in U.S. aid to black Africa and talks with other nations on development investment for self sufficiency. He linked Angola policy to Cuban troop expulsion and noted a U.N. conference in Nairobi.
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Dakar
Senegal
Henry A. Kissinger
Africa
Kissinger
United States
Sahel
West Africa
Liberia
Angola
U.S
Black Africa
U.N
Soviet Union
Moscow
Five Senate hopefuls back income tax reform at Arizona forum
Five U S Senate candidates at the Arizona Federation of Women’s Clubs forum in Scottsdale urged income tax reform while avoiding broader campaign issues. Candidates debated flat-rate taxation with Field proposing 12 percent, Conlan warning of revenue losses, Warner opposing flat rate citing harm to the poor, DeConcini backing flat rate, and Steiger calling for straight-line assessment and reduced IRS staff. Field also announced his independent bid after leaving the Democratic Party.
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Gil Johnson
U.S. Senate
Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs
Hyatt Regency
Scottsdale
Bob Field
Pima County
Dennis DeConcini
Public
Carolyn Warner
John Conlan
Sam Steiger
Conlan
Field
Warner
DeConcini
Steiger
Internal Revenue Service
Israelis Shoot Arab Protester in West Bank Riots
Israeli soldiers killed an Arab protester in the occupied West Bank during clashes in Nablus. The military said troops fired warning shots at stone-throwing crowds as violence surged in the territory amid ongoing conflicts.
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Nazareth
Israel
West Bank
Jordan
Nablus
Explosion at Soviet Embassy in Peking kills several intruders
Asahi reports that five or six Chinese youths attempted to force entrance with a bomb at the Soviet Embassy in Peking. They fought three Chinese soldiers at the gates. two soldiers and most intruders were killed in the blast. Soviet Embassy officials in China relayed the details.
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Tokyo
Peking
Asahi
China
Cuban exile loses legs in Miami bombing
Emilio Milian, 44, news director and commentator for Miami Spanish language WQBA, lost his legs in a bomb blast after finishing his radio program The People Speak. Milian walked to his car in a lot behind the building when the car exploded as he started the ignition.
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Miami
Emilio Milian
WQBA
Hijacker yields on Turkish jet bound for Istanbul
A Turkish worker armed with a switchblade knife surrendered a DC10 jumbo jet after hijacking it from Paris to avoid expulsion from France. He freed all 253 passengers unharmed as officials reported the incident. The hijacker seized the plane Friday evening after it departed, steering toward Marseille where landing was denied.
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Paris
France
Istanbul
Marseille
German dies attempting to disable border weapon near Lübeck
A 32 year old man, Michael Gartenschlaeger, was killed by East German border guards Friday night while he and two companions tried to dismantle a self firing shotgun at the East German border near Lübeck. The two companions escaped back to West Germany. their condition was not reported.
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BOM
West Germany
Michael Gartenschlaeger
Luebeck
Ministry of Inner German Relations
Weekend heat persists with highs near 95
Sunny and warm conditions continue through today and Sunday with highs in the upper 90s today and mid 90s Sunday. Lows near the mid 60s tonight. Details on page 3.
Ruckelshaus criticizes adversary justice at bar gathering
William D. Ruckelshaus, former EPA chief and FBI director, told Arizona Bar attendees that the adversary system erodes public trust by forcing issues into right versus wrong. He urged accommodating goals like growth and environment and warned against measuring success by unattainable legal rigor.
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Nixon Cabinet
William D. Ruckelshaus
Arizona
Mountain Shadows
Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Los Angeles
L.A
Washington, D.C
FBI
U.S
Executor begins probate bid for Howard Hughes will
Noah Dietrich 87-year-old executor named in the purported Hughes will filed petitions of administration in Las Vegas to probate the document. Dietrich said petitions will also be filed in Los Angeles to reduce travel while proving authenticity amid misspellings noted by Summa Corp. The Salt Lake document surfaced at Mormon headquarters and resembles drafts from a Hughes hotel room.
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Los Angeles
Noah Dietrich
Howard Hughes
Dietrich
Hughes
8Th Judicial District Court
Las Vegas
Nevada
Salt Lake City
Summa Corp
Hughes’ Empire
Associated Press
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints—Mormon
Ex-convict doubts card use hurts rehabilitation program
William R. D Ambrosio of Phoenix, a former offender and LEAP volunteer, says an identity card misused at Michel's restaurant could affect ex convict rehabilitation efforts. He admits flashing the card to DPS officers while denying ownership of the bar. his background includes multiple prison terms and an attempted counterfeiting case.
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Chris Shuey
William R
Rocky
D’ambrosio
Arizona
Wesley Bolin
D'Ambrosio
Department of Public Safety
Michel’s
E. Shoeman Lane
DPS
Alabama
George Wallace
Chicago
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Leopold Senghor
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Marxist Popular Movement
Monrovia
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Irving Slutsky
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Slutsky
William Singleton
Singleton
Tim Koors
Clark County
Nev
Wall
New Mexico
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