Reds official urges grain imports to boost meat output
Illinois Agriculture Director Robert Williams told a Southern Illinois University Carbondale audience that five year plans of Communist nations prioritize red meat production and breeding stock imports. He noted many processing plants are rising and that peasants own most land, limiting expansion under the state’s subsidies.
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Little conviction stands as NC Supreme Court declines appeal
The North Carolina Supreme Court refused to hear Joan Little’s appeal from a 1974 conviction for breaking and entering and larceny, leaving her 7 to 10 year sentence intact. She remains free on bond awaiting start of prison time, while another murder acquittal earlier in the same trial period did not alter the outcome.
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Nations quit UNESCO meeting over Zionism racism reference
The United States and at least 11 Western nations plus Israel withdrew from an 80 nation UNESCO conference in Paris. They objected to a reference tied to the Zionism racism resolution adopted by the U.N. General Assembly as the draft targets media guidelines on peace understanding and combating war propaganda racism and apartheid.
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Bitter U.N. ends 30th session amid controversy
The United Nations General Assembly closes its 30th session in bitterness over resolutions and its future. US Ambassador Moynihan calls the session a profound disappointment and urges consensus rather than condemnatory acts. Luxembourg PM Thorn echoes the call for genuine consensus and moral authority.
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Quiet Ex Wife Judith Exner Linked to Kennedy
William Campbell recalls Judith Campbell Exner as a quiet family girl. He notes they married in 1952, divorced in 1958, and that she had two sisters and two brothers. Campbell says she was apolitical and doubts she participated in any Castro plot or Kennedy connections. The pair met in 1952 amid the Hollywood scene with an amicable split and no children.
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Mozambique government survives coup attempt in six months
AP reports loyal troops and police crushed an attempted overthrow of President Samora Machel by uniformed reactionaries. Earlier radio Mozambique and South Africa’s BBC noted clashes in Lourenco Marques between Frelimo troops and police amid the unrest.
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Soviets Agree To Pay Grain Shippers Through 1981
The United States and the Soviet Union reached an initial accord under which Moscow will continue paying $16 a ton to American shippers for grain imports through year end 1981. The U S Embassy announced the deal comes after talks led by Assistant Secretary of Commerce Robert J Blackwell with Soviet officials.
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Argentine air force officers seize key sites in Buenos Aires
Argentine commander seized Buenos Aires air force commander Hector Luis Fantario and two officers and took control of part of the city airport and a base 30 miles away. Officials said other units remained loyal to President Isabel Peron.
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Panel approves Bush for CIA post over vice presidential hopes
The Senate Armed Services Committee voted 12 to 4 to approve George Bush as CIA director. President Ford said he will not consider Bush for the vice presidency if he is confirmed, stating he will not run with Bush on the ticket.
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Ford sticks with testimony on Nixon pardon
President Ford stood by his congressional testimony on Nixon’s pardon while The Washington Post reported he discussed a private pardon assurance with Alexander Haig on August 28 1974. White House spokesmen defended Ford saying his testimony laid out the facts.
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Tanner Hired As New Oakland A's Manager
Chicago White Sox former manager Chuck Tanner has been hired by the Oakland Athletics on a three year contract. Owner Charles O. Finley says Tanner possesses the qualities sought and will be the best manager he has had.
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Rail reform compromise set for quick House Senate action
House and Senate conferees agree on a 6.5 billion package to reorganize seven northeastern and midwestern railroads and aid others. Two major language differences remain as Ford administration veto threatens potential delay. The plan trims Senate funding by 2.1 billion from the Senate total and exceeds the House by 0.5 billion.
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