Arms bill heads for conference in Congress
A 30.3 billion military weapons bill advances to a Senate House conference after a week of budget cuts and attacks. The Senate passed the 15 month authorization 77 to 6, with both chambers backing admission of women to military academies. Amendments to halt BL bomber, AWACS, and MARV research were defeated. An Humphrey provision barred MARV flight tests unless Soviet actions warrant it.
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U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
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Great Copter Caper Sparks Police Manhunt
Police pursue fugitive Dale Otto Remling in a hijacked helicopter escape from a prison. State Police release an unemployed Fowlerville man amid the manhunt as authorities seek to recapture the suspect after the aerial escape.
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Southern Michigan
Donald Hill
Hill
Jolyne Lou Conn
Weberville
Gertrude Woodbury
Livingston County
Remling
Mexico
Charles Bronson
Richard Jackson
Friday
Reming
Nebraska
Jackson
Beause
Mettetal
Plymouth
Mich
Carmeras
Lee McCoy
George Weeks
William G. Milliken
Blyden Dies as TV Game Show Host at 49
Larry Blyden a Tony winning actor and popular TV game show host died at 49 after a car crash in Agadir Morocco. He had been vacationing before starting a new ABC TV show The Show On and had recently left the Broadway hit Absurd Person Singular after 25 performances.
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New York
Larry Blyden
Agadir
Morocco
Lionel Larner
Blyden
Sidney
the Fortny
Joan Daly
Troops Hatch Invaders In Dominican Republic Action
Dominican authorities said a terrorist group, believed to be led by Claudio Caamano, landed from Cuba and moved into the mountains 85 miles northwest of Santo Domingo. Police and military forces detained about 200 leftist political leaders before the landing.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Armed Forces
Claudio Caamano
Lipbor
Emergency in Hamlet NC After Night of Violence Injures Three
A state of emergency is in effect in Hamlet North Carolina following a night of racial violence that injured three people and damaged five buildings in the Sandhills town. Authorities report the incident is under investigation and residents are urged to stay indoors as law enforcement increases patrols.
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Hamlet
N.C
North Carolina
Sandhills
Industries warned of gas pinch
Washington AP report states that reduced natural gas supplies could force some businesses to seek alternatives or suspend operations. The Federal Power Commission projects overall firm gas demand will be about 20 percent higher than supply in the coming year, with utilities showing average curtailments around 15.78 percent from April 1975 to March 1976, up from 13.58 percent the prior year.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Portugal's cabinet stays intact amid church clash
Portugal's military rulers and the Socialist party reached a peace over the shutdown of a Socialist newspaper and avoided cabinet breakup. The Revolutionary Council faces a conflict with the Roman Catholic Church over control of Radio Renascenca, a church linked station, raising fears of church-state rupture.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Socialist Party
Republica
Revolutionary Council
Voice
Church
Radio Renascenca
Staion
TanDem seeks court order to bar Struthers from appearances
Tan dem Productions asks a Superior Court judge to restrain Sally Struthers from celebrity or actress appearances until 1978 when Tan dem's contract with her expires. Struthers, who plays Gloria on All in the Family, told Tandem last week she would not appear in future episodes due to a contract dispute.
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Los Angeles
Tandem Productions
Sally Struthers
Tandem
Miss Struthers
Gloria
Rockefeller Commission Report Edits Stir CIA Castro Talk
A Ford administration decision to omit CIA assassination plots from the Rockefeller Commission report sparks debate. McCone defends past actions while Church cautions against oversimplifying the assassination issue. Nessen says Ford will hold a 7:30 p.m. news conference in the Rose Garden if weather allows.
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Fidel Castro
Rockefeller Commission
Ford
McCone
Castro
Nessen
Rose Garden
White House
Callaway and lawmakers injured in Georgia crash
Secretary of the Army Howard H. Callaway and four congressmen were hurt when a logging truck and a bus collided near Callaway Gardens in heavy rain. The truck and bus drivers were killed, 11 others hospitalized, including Callaway’s wife. Dedication of the West Point Dam proceeded as planned.
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Hamilton, Ga
Howard H
Bo” Callaway
Columbus
Callaway Gardens
Callaway
Glenn Harley
Union Springs
Ala
Roy McKinney
Georgia
West Point Dam
Army Corps of Engineers
Alabama-Georgia
Beth
Robert Jones
D-Ala
Onassis Will Leaves Christina Heir To Large Holdings
The document says Christina takes three quarters of Victory Carriers shares, 50 shares in two firms to fund a welfare foundation, and most of Olympic Airways shares. It earmarks $25,000 yearly to Jackie Kennedy's children, and lifelong sums for Onassis sisters and cousins, with Christina named executrix in an excerpt beginning “To my dear daughter Christina.”
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Christina
Victory Carriers Shipping Company
Greece
Olympic Airways
Onassis
Jackie
Caroline
John Kennedy
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