Kissinger backs black majority rule in Rhodesia
Secretary of State Kissinger said the United States will support negotiations toward black majority rule in Rhodesia and may consider indirect military aid to black liberation movements. He spoke at Waddington RAF Base before a two week tour of Africa, stressing African methods and quick action toward settlement.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Cable sales tax to cover monthly cable bills in New York
Albany reports 800,000 cable TV subscribers will pay state four percent sales tax plus up to three percent local tax on monthly bills, starting June 1. Installation charges remain untaxed. Localities vary, with NYC and Yonkers at four percent. Revenue expected under $40 million. Commissioner Tully notes prior rulings were hard to understand.
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Albany
James Tully
Tully
Peter Crotty
State Commission On Cable Television
New York City
Yonkers
Wet Weekend Weather Forecast
The National Weather Service says the weekend will be dominated by rain with a 70 percent chance tonight and tomorrow. Thunder showers are possible. Overnight low around 40, highs in the mid-50s. Winds east at 15 to 20 mph.
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National Weather Service
Nation switches to Daylight Saving Time tonight
The country begins DST at 2 a.m. tomorrow except Arizona Hawaii and parts of Indiana. Clocks move ahead one hour tonight and remain forward until Oct 31 when standard time resumes. Sleepers lose an hour tonight and gain it back on the return to standard time.
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Protesters rally in Washington against court ordered busing
Thousands of white demonstrators gathered at the Washington Monument for a mid day march to the Capitol protesting court ordered school desegregation busing. Organizers from Union Labor Against Busing predicted as many as 40,000. DC officials counted over 3,000 and growing with delegations from Massachusetts and Michigan arriving.
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Louisville
District of Columbia
Monument Grounds
Massachusetts
Michigan
Jack Shore
Shore
Boston
Congress
Franjieh resigns amid Lebanese crisis pressure
Beir ut Lebanon AP Christian president Suleiman Franjieh steps down under Muslim and supporter pressure. Parliament to convene for a new president as factions clash and air port shelling, casualties, and arrests mount. Franjieh signs a constitutional amendment, seeking immediate successor.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Franjieh
Beirut Radio
Miracle for Zoya as she becomes grandmother soon
Zoya Fyodorova, 64, arrived in Stamford to meet her daughter Victoria, born of a wartime romance with American Admiral Tate. The two are to welcome their first child around May 1, while Tate, now retired, says he will not seek contact with Fyodorova.
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Conn
Zoya Fyodorova
Victoria
Kennedy Airport
New York
United States
Jackson R. Tate
Orange Park
Fila
Frederick Polly
Fyodorova
Tate
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
Irene Kirk
Miss Fyodorova
Russia
Jamestown preps for visit by King Carl XVI Gustaf
Swedish king Carl XVI Gustaf to visit Jamestown tomorrow with arrivals from New York City by air. A motorcade will take him to Chandlers Valley to church services at Hessel Valley Lutheran, then a 1 PM civic luncheon hosted by Mayor Carlson. crowds of 10 000 to 40 000 expected depending on weather.
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Carl XVI Gustav
Sweden
Chandlers Valley
Hessel Valley Lutheran Church
Steven B. Carlson
Couryard
King
New York City
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