Kidnap Climax Nears in Ireland Holds Dutch Industrialist
Police expect a peaceful end to the 26 day old kidnapping of Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema in Monasterevin. Kidnappers Eddie Gallagher and Marian Coyle reportedly agreed to a no shooting deal with authorities as they face siege on the second floor with Herrema unharmed.
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Ireland
Tiede Herrema
Eddie Gallagher
Marian Coyle
Irish Republican Army
Herrema
Irish Republic
Limerick
Atee
Palice
Dubin
Bridget Rose Dugdale
The
Guardian
Nerrema
Dublin
Preceptor Tau Chapter Hosts Friendly Venture Event
Mrs James Hamilton hosted a pot luck dinner for Preceptor Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi and prospected a Friendly Venture Chapter. President Mrs Ray Simms led the meeting as members described Beta Sigma Phi’s history and projects. Attendees included Ellen Barrows Carroll Henderson Isaby Hansen Her derson Jones Klaenhamer Manan McDonald St John. An organization meeting is set for Tuesday October 26 at Mrs St John’s home.
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James Hamilton
Tau
Beta Sigma Phi
Ray/ Simms
Membe
Ellen Barrows
Billie Carroll
Helen Isaby
Angie Hansen
Jean Herderson
Margaret Jones
Myrtle Klaenhamer
Elaing Manan
Florence McDonald
Betty St. John
Friendly Venture
Stevenson Gets Delegates
CHICAGO AP Cook County Democrats vote unanimously to endorse Sen Adlai E Stevenson as their party's 1976 presidential nominee The party executive committee urged Stevenson to seek the nomination and enter Illinois and other primaries Stevenson a former state legislator and state treasurer before winning a Senate seat in 1972 Chicago Mayor Richard J Daley, the county’s top Democrat, has met with several announced candidates but has not endorsed any.
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Chicago
Cook County
Adlai E. Stevenson
Uinois
Illinois
Stevenson
Senate
Richard J. Daley
GM Earnings Jump as Chrysler Slumps in Auto Quarter
General Motors posted a third quarter profit of 243 million, reversing last year's loss as Chrysler warned of continued red ink and possible extraordinary measures. GM cited cost cuts and stronger small-car demand for its surge while Chrysler projected a potential fourth quarter loss amid strategic moves.
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General Motors
Chrysler Corp
U.S
No 3
Chrysler
John J. Riccardo
Riccards
Foard Motor Co
American Motors
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Promotion Controversy May Add New Officers
Washington AP report says a ruling may force the Pentagon to reinstate more than 2,300 career officers turned down for promotion and forced to leave active duty. The Army blocks active duty while decisions await, with many already civilian. The captains majors and warrant officers twice passed over face retirement after 18 years. The controversy centers on Howard Callaway's earlier drive to shrink the officer corps and promote younger personnel. An Army records board is to decide by Jan 1 on complaints from Promotion Research Committee head Maxfield, who alleges board composition and reserve officer participation were mishandled.
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Pentagon
Howard H. Callaway
Callawa
Mord
Callaway
Douglas Maxfield
Vesoaae
Corrections Board
Maxfield
Miter
West Point
Lable
Ft. Meade
Burke
Ft. Bligs
Tex
Ky Blames U S Ambassador for South Vietnam Collapse
Former South Vietnamese premier Nguyen Cao Ky accuses Graham Martin of hastening the government’s fall at a Tuscaloosa news conference. He says America bears guilt over Vietnam and wants to forget the political crisis. Ky cites American errors and My Lai type atrocities as not yet public.
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Ala
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Graham Martin
University of ‘Alibarsa
Martin
America
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
My Lai
Mass colonists resist British tax laws in 1764
In 1764 Massachusetts colonists began to resist enforcement of British tax laws. The movement signaled growing colonial discontent with imperial taxation and set the stage for escalating tensions between colonial assemblies and Parliament.
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Massachusetts
Republicans Face Fundraising Crisis And Possible Shutdown
Washington AP report says the Republican National Committee may shut operations and lay off staff for two weeks without pay in December unless it raises about 7.5 million to 10 million more, following 6.5 million raised by September and a 2.1 million monthly payroll. The party races to attract major donors amid new campaign finance laws and Watergate fallout. Democratic leaders claim stronger cash on hand.
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Theepublican National Committee
Edward Mahe
Mahe
Ford
Lance
Jeremiah Milbank
National Committee
Democratic
Vince Clephas
Senate Watergate Committee
Special Prosecutors Office
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