U S forces in Canal Zone praised as tough disciplined
U S military officials describe the 10000 strong Panama Canal Zone mission as formidable well trained and disciplined. Pentagon analysts weigh long term logistics and potential need for rapid reinforcement while noting old Army gear and small Panamanian forces.
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Panama Canal Zone
Ronald Reagan
United States
U.S. Southern Command
Pentagon
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Panama
Congressman Seeks Answers On Cuban Troops In Panama
Illinois Rep. Philip Crane demands a House inquiry into reports of Cuban personnel in Panama or the Canal Zone. He plans a resolution requiring the Pentagon to disclose foreign military presence within seven days, with Rumsfeld to respond in 15 days or face contempt proceedings.
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Pentagon
Republic of Panama
Panama Canal Zone
Crane
Panama
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
House
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Congress
Emmy Awards Highlight Eleanor and Franklin as Top Honors
The 1975-76 Emmy season crowned Eleanor and Franklin as the most honored program with four Emmys on the night and additional seven awards from last weekend. The Mary Tyler Moore Show won best comedy and several acting honors, while NBC's Saturday Night led in variety, with other top prizes spread among Columbo, The Waltons, Chico and the Man, and Upstairs Downstairs. ABC dominated with sports and drama, led by Monday Night Football and Wide World of Sports, as Jim McKay earned outstanding sports personality.
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Los Angeles
Eleanor and Franklin
Roosevelt
ABC
Shubert Theater
James Costigan
Daniel Petrie
Rosemary Murphy
Peter Falk
Michael Learned
the Waltons
Jack Albertson
Public Broadcasting Service
Mary Tyler Moore
Miss Moore
Ted Knight
Betty White
David Lloyd
Edward Asner
Mary
Jordache
NBC
Commedian
Chevy Chase
Chase
President Ford
Jim McKay
CBS
PBS
Mary Hartman
Hal Holbrook
Sandburg
Lincoln
Rosemary Harris
Vatorious Worman
Gordon Jackson
Anthony Hopkins
Susan
Ed Flanders
Kathryn Walker
Anthony Verde
Harry
Ellen Corby
the Walllons
Vicki Lawrence
CIA Files on Citizens Seen Step Toward Secret Police
Senate staff report details CIA Operation CHAOS collecting files on thousands of Americans via eavesdropping mail openings and undercover agents. It describes three projects MERRIMACK RESISTANCE and PROJECT 2 and notes a Hydra index of about 300 000 names. Domestic spying continued until March 1974 under Colby.
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Richard Helms
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
William E. Colby
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Resistance
Washington, D.C
Women's Strike For Peace
Washington Peace Center
Congress of Racial Equality
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Jects
Hydra
Operation Chaos
CHAOS
United States
FBI
National Security Agency
Rockefeller Commission
Third Arab youth killed in Jerusalem clashes
In the Old City of Jerusalem border guards fired on Arabs throwing stones, killing 21 year old Mahmoud al Kurd. The incident follows two prior deaths amid West Bank and East Jerusalem protests against Israeli occupation, with shops closed and schools disrupted.
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UPI
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Mahmoud Al-Kurd
West Bank
East Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Israel
Jordan
Middle East
Occupied Territory
Nablus
Kalandia
Aborigine punished by spearing under court order in Australia
In Adelaide an aboriginal man, 29, was ordered by a South Australian Supreme Court judge to undergo tribal punishment for manslaughter. The sentence for Sydney Williams was suspended if delivered to tribal elders for spearing the thighs, a ritual punishment intended not to cripple.
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Adelaide
Australia
UPI
Supreme Court
South Australian
Sydney Williams
Unknowns fill morgues as Beirut war rages
Moslem and Christian factions fought a dusk to dawn battle in Beirut, killing at least 207 and wounding 346. Unidentified bodies overwhelmed hospital morgues as near 500 people were killed in three days, part of Lebanon's civil war.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Palermo car thief tale ends with a strangled thief in trunk
In Palermo, plumber Gaspare Buccheri reports his yellow Fiat 127 was stolen March 11 and found abandoned with a strangled youth in the trunk. It was stolen again May 14 and used in a $240,000 heist against two businessmen wounded by bandits with sawed off shotguns. Buccheri laments Palermo’s car abundance and plans to sell the vehicle immediately.
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Palermo
Italy
UPI
Gaspare Buccheri
Magna Carta on public display in U S Capitol for a year
An original Magna Carta, 761 years old, goes on display in the U S Capitol for one year starting June 3. England sends the document as a bicentennial gift, with 25 American congressmen to accept it in London next week.
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U.S. Capitol
United States
England
London
Rumors and gossip from the Washington social set
A flamboyant roundup notes Bob Shrum's planned memoir about Jimmy Carter’s circle and mentions the Duke of Marlborough linked to Tina Onassis. It covers Glenn Rinker as Miami TV anchor, Karen Henderson's music deal, Liz Taylor negotiating with Ardeshir, and a run of celebrity tales from Pet shows to Rumsfeld unicycle antics.
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Jimmy Carter
Duke of Marlborough
Chappie
Tina Onassis
Marquis
Blandford
Miami
D.C
Glenn Rinker
Wplg-T
Karen Henderson
Jack Jones
Birch Bayh
A.A
Jason Berman
Viva
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Atwater
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Brian Keaton
Lakewood
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