New York Police Declare War On Bank Robbers
New York City faces a wave of daylight bank robberies with ten more banks hit and a $2 million Brink's truck heist. Authorities form a 30 man shotgun squad and pledge heavy resources, aiming to end the surge that has produced 575 bank robberies this year.
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New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Queens
Brink’s
Chase Manhattan Bank
Financial District
Brooklyn Bridge
Fraser Seitel
Robert McGuire
McGuire
John Robert James
The
Risk Insurance Management Society
FBI
New York City
Rafshoon Ad Agency Cleared Of Campaign Charge
The Federal Elections Commission ruled no reasonable cause to believe Rafshoon's Atlanta ad agency made an in kind contribution to Carter's 1976 campaign. The dispute centered on 15080 in invoices tied to a 10.5 million contract.
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Washington
Gerald Rafshoon
Carter
Federal Elections Commission
Atlanta
Rafshoon
FEC
Ad Agency
Carter Family
Paul J. Curran
Griffin Bell
Return of Indira Gandhi Seen in New Elections
India's president dissolved Parliament to pave the way for elections in early December. Indira Gandhi's Congress faction is likely to win a large share, setting the stage for her return to power after a collapse of two governments in under a month.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Ms. Gandhi
Congress Party
New shelling in Lebanon reported by AP and Lebanese sources
Lebanese sources say new shelling hit Palestinian targets in southern Lebanon a day after 11 people were killed and over 20 wounded in artillery. Jordan's King Hussein and PLO leader Yasser Arafat agreed to closer work for Palestinian goals, but gave no action details after meeting at a Jordanian air base.
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Ly the
Associated Press
Lebanon
Joran
King Hussein
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Carter praises American farmers in Iowa town meeting
President Carter told 7,000 people at Burlington Park that U.S. farmers have boosted productivity, calling the region the breadbasket of the world. He said higher output helps living standards and inflation, but noted middlemen take too much of food prices. He promised adequate fuel for farmers and praised the Burlington Hawk Eye editor John McCormally, whose paper reportedly endorsed him for 1976.
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Burlington, Iowa
Carter
Mississippi River
Burlin Park
U.S
John McCormally
Burlington Hawk Eye
State Department says Young matter is closed
The State Department said it has said its last word on the controversy surrounding Andrew Young and his meeting with a PLO official. spokesman Thomas Reston rejected claims that the department knew of the Terzi meeting earlier, noting extensive questioning of his briefing and records. The Times quoted senior U.S. intelligence officials as nearly confirming Young’s account.
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New York Times
Washington
State Department
Andrew Young
Palestine Liberation Organization
Thomas Reston
Department
Young
U.S
United Nations
Terzi
Reston
Jews rebuff black push for PLO-Israeli talks
United Nations reports Israel and New York Jewish leaders rejected Andrew Young’s black caucus effort to press Israel to negotiate with the PLO. Ambassador Blum said the PLO seeks Israel’s destruction and can never be a negotiating partner. SCLC leaders met with the PLO’s U.N. observer and voiced support for Palestinian self-determination.
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United Nations
Israel
New York
Andrew Young
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Yehuda Z. Blum
Joseph Lowery
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Blum
Howard Squadron
Anti-Defamation League
American Jewish Committee
American Jewish League
SCLC
Lowery
U.N
Zahdi Labib Terzi
Gunman Kills One Then Fatally Shoots Self in Effingham Store
In downtown Effingham, John C. Astor, 58, fatally shot Don Harder, 31, and wounded Nick Dust, 39, at H L Dust Co before killing himself. Harder died after surgery. Dust remains in good condition. Astor was free on bail for a retail theft charge related to the store incident.
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Harder
Nick Dust
Dust
Rentfrow
John C. Astor
Mason
Shumway
Rentfrew
Astor
Southern Illinoisan Carbondale Ad Rates Positively Published
The Southern Tillpsan newspaper at Carbondale lists home delivery and mail subscriptions for the daily and Sunday through Friday editions. Rates include $4.56 per month by carrier and mail in advance where available. Postmaster address changes to Southern Illinoisan Box 2108 Carbondale Ill 62901.
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Southern
Southern Flat
Carbondale Io
Adics
Successreas
Hattie Daily Journal
Maephysboro
Southern Illinoisan
Carbondale
Ill
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Murphysboro
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