Gemayel Shultz discuss Israel Lebanon pullback
Lebanese President Amin Gemayel meets Secretary of State George P. Shultz to shape U S response to Israel’s partial pullback from central to southern Lebanon. Officials say the move risks a de facto partition, while U S and Lebanese leaders seek to maintain order in the Chouf mountains amid political pressure in Israel.
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Washington
Amin Gemayel
Lebanon
George P. Shultz
Israel
Gemayel
State Department
United States
John Hughes
U.S
Chouf Mountains
Chris
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Family mourns stepson feared lost in Aero Commander crash
Clark family members described a likely crash of the Aero Commander Model 685 piloted by their stepson, as investigators noted no filed flight plan. The aircraft, registered to Charles Wessinger of Portland, Oregon, had taken off from Florence, SC, and was last in contact near Cleveland with unclear garbled transmission.
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Clark
Shirley Clark
Florence
S.C
Charles Wessinger
Portland
Ore
Akron-Canton
George Seidlein
National Transportation Safety Board
Seidlein
Hopkins
Cleveland
Ted Linn
FAA
Linn
Poland lifts martial law ending period of crisis
Poland will end martial law starting July 12 as the Council of State lifts the measure on the whole country. Parliament granted emergency powers to Communist leaders to swiftly repress dissent and keep Solidarity leaders imprisoned after checks. The constitutional amendment passing 386 to 1 backs the security push.
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Poland
Council of State
Communist Party
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Henryk Jablonski
Parliament
Jablonski
Military Council For National Salvation
Independent Union
Solidarity
Nixon threatened to reveal pardon deal in Ford call
AP reports Seymour Hersh in The Atlantic rewrites Nixon's Sept. 7 1974 call to Ford threatening to go public unless a full pardon was granted. Ford reportedly enraged, White House logs not showing the call. Unclear if a deal was made. Nixon resigned Aug. 9 1974 and Ford pardoned him Sept. 8 1974.
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Richard Nixon
Ford
Theatlantic
Seymour Hersh
Nixon
White House
Hersh
House
San Clemente
Calif
Ex POWs Convene in Cleveland at 36th Convention
About 2,500 survivors from World War I to Vietnam attend opening ceremonies at a Cleveland hotel. Phc. Glenn Lyons of Canal Winchester recalls malaria and dysentery on Bataan and life in Japanese captivity, describing the flag moment after surrender and the brutal Bataan Death March period.
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Glenn Lyons
Bataan
Cleveland
Cleveland (Ap
Vietnam
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Canal Winchester
Lyons
Japan
Philippines
Camp O'Donnell Hospital
Reagan aides fly to club at U.S. expense
Washington—Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger National Security Adviser William Clark will attend the Bohemian Grove weekend gathering in California. A Pentagon spokesman said Weinberger and two other top officials will take a three hour government trip to the Naval Supply Center in Oakland before the Bohemian Grove events, with taxpayers covering the plane costs.
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Boheman Club
California
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
National Security
William P. Clark
Pentagon
Henry E. Catto Jr
Weinberger
Navy
John F. Lehman Jr
Richard D. DeLauer
Naval Supply Center
Oakland
Bohemian Grove
Catto
London Post Office Robbery Freezes Clerk With Glue
Two men robbed a north London post office of about 60000 pounds then smeared June O'Brien s hands with powerful glue and stuck her to the wall for an hour. Her husband freed her, and doctors removed the glue with solvent. A Post Office spokesman called it a painful, unusual crime.
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London
June O'Brien
Post Office
Local Postal Notice and Delivery Rates in Elyria
Public notice from Lorain County Printing announcing postage paid mail in Elyria Ohio 44036 and delivery options. It lists daily and Sunday editions, motor route delivery, and monthly rates around 845 dollars payable in advance. Includes contact numbers for the publisher and delivery inquiries.
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Elyria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Pala
P.O
Maggots Used To Treat Wounded Prisoner Of War
A Korean War veteran testified that he treated a presumed dead Army private in Prison Camp No 5 by inserting maggots into a rotting wound to eat away dead flesh. The witness recounted how the prisoner later thanked him at a riverbank, confirming his identity as Roger Dumas. The trial weighs whether the Army's POW status denial for Dumas was proper, with potential implications for 388 other unclassified cases.
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Robert Dumas
Canterbury
Roger Aus
Pate
No. 5
Ree
Roger Dumas
Dumas
U.S
T. Emmet Clark
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