Soviet destroyer photographed JFK Belknap collision in Mediterranean
A Kotlin class Soviet destroyer likely photographed the collision between the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy and the missile cruiser Belknap in the Mediterranean about 70 miles east of Sicily during a night flight exercise. Navy casualty toll later revised to five killed, two missing, 21 injured. ten with serious burns flown to Landstuhl.
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Naples
Italy
John F. Kennedy
Belknap
Mediterranean
U.S. Navy
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Sicily
Navy
U.S. Army Hospital
Landstuhl
West Germany
Beiruts Christian area shelled by refugee gunfire
Palestinians in the Tal Zaatar camp lowered their Soviet antiaircraft guns and shelled the Christian Ashrafiya area in Beirut during the night. Police reported about 20 killed and 37 wounded, with a dozen kidnapped then partly released in cease-fire talks led by Premier Rashid Karami.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tal Zaatar
Ashrafiya
Financial District
Kfar Shima
Lailaki
Rashid Karami
Free blood pressure tests in Phoenix on December 6
Free blood pressure screenings are offered to the public from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. December 6 at the Thomas Mall corner of Thomas Road and 44th Street in Phoenix. Sponsored by the Community Hypertension Control Program and the American Heart Association of Maricopa County with Gamma Phi sorority, plus new reports on Beirut calm amid ongoing street clashes and political tensions.
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Thomas Mall
Thomas Road
44Th Street
Phoenix
American Heart Association of
Maricopa County
Barbara Nissman
Nissman
Arizona Commission On the Arts and Humanities
Sears Roebuck Foundation
National Endowment For the Arts
Scottsdale Schools
Arts In Education Council
Scottsdale
Saguaro High School
Cherokee School
Tom Holguin
Donna Case
Beth Gerber
Beaver Barnard
Paul Gallo
Tom Scanion
Pam Martin
Christine Mongan
Holiday boutique features Cocopah youth crafts and prizes
Kiva Cocopah Cherokee students promote a December 6 fundraiser boutique from noon to 4 p.m. in the Cocopah cafeteria. Youth groups sell handmade items priced 10 cents to 3 dollars while parents browse. Awards given for book drive winners and Cub Scout activity prizes.
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Cocopah
Mary Ellen Johnson
Lincoln Thrift ordered to curtail operations
In Phoenix a federal court ordered Lincoln Thrift Association to stop accepting investments or paying withdrawals as a show cause hearing was set. U S District Judge Walter Craig ordered the suit sealed until the hearing. State Securities Director Claude Keller was placed on indefinite administrative leave amid an internal investigation of the thrift firms with 43 Arizona branches and affiliated outfits across three states.
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Lincoln Thrift Association
Bruce Babbitt
Lincoln Thrift Here
U.S. Thrift Association
Tucson
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S. District Court
Walter Craig
Lincoln Thrift
Scottsdale
N. Scottsdale Rd
Claude Keller
Arizona Corporation Commission
Commission
Keller
Divison
U.S. Thrift
Arizona
Conferees urge aid to poor in $3.4 billion bill
Senate and House conferees approve a $3.4 billion foreign aid package for 27 months, aiming to ensure most aid goes to the needy. The bill, to be sent to full chambers after Thanksgiving, cuts $450 million from Ford's request and bars aid to countries violating human rights unless benefits reach the poor. It sets 75 percent of Food for Peace credit sales to nations with per capita income $300 or less, with among other provisions bans on aid to discriminating countries. Total funds: $1.567B for 1976, $1.496B for 1977, and $391M for mid-1976 transition. It excludes the $4.7B military aid request.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ford
U.S
Congress
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