Puerto Rican group claims multiple 1960s era bombings in three cities
In a coordinated attack claimed by FALN, a Puerto Rican separatist group, a dozen bombs exploded in New York Washington and Chicago around 2 a.m. EST causing minor damage and no injuries. The assaults targeted banks government offices and the Sears Tower while a note linked to revolution and Puerto Rico’s independence was found. Veterans Day timing was cited by a Chicago caller promising two more blasts before 7 a.m.
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New York
Washington
Chicago
Sears Tower
Puerto Rico
Standard Oil
Federal Reserve Bank
Danny Mizeesko
West Side
First National City Bank
Associated Press
FALN
Armed Forces For National Liberation
U.S
Fraunces Tavern
Manhattan
New York Post
Washington, D. C
Oscar Collazo
Truman
Freedom For
Puerto Ric
Collazo
New York City
United Nations
Midtown Manhattan
Wall Street
State Department
Department
Sears
Continental Bank
IBM
Chicago Sun Times
Women leaders share paths to power at IWY Cleveland panel
Nearly 400 women heard five business leaders discuss risks and rewards of climbing to top jobs. Ohio speaker Margaret Kahliff, who built Majestic Molding after selling Ware Vending, urged perseverance and toughness. The panel featured Carol Cook Luzier, Barbara Marshall Welcome Wagon, Gladys Heldman World Tennis Magazine, Marianne Burge Price Waterhouse, and Kahliff, with four speakers from out of state.
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Greater Cleveland
Congress For
Carol Cook
Luzier Cosmetics
Barbara Marshall
Welcome Wagon
Gladys Heldman
World Tennis Magazine
Marianne Burge
Price Waterhouse and Co
Margaret Kahliff
Elyria
Majestic Molding Co
Kanhliff
Majestic Molding
Ohio
Sweet tooth should be pulled by food experts at ADA meeting
Chicago analysts warn sugar harms health beyond teeth. Dr Frederic W Nordsick cites sugar as empty calories, noting Americans consume over two pounds weekly and processed foods hide much sugar. They link high sugar to elevated blood pressure and diseases, urging fluoridation and fewer between meal snacks.
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Federic W. Nordsick
New York
American Dental Association
Nordsick
Columbia University
Sloan-Kettering Institute
James H. Dunning
Arlington
Harvard University
Dunning
U. S
Weather settles in with warmer night and mild day
A brief weather note reports tonight will be warmer with lows in the upper 30s and low mountains, followed by a warm tomorrow with highs around the mid 60s. The high yesterday reached 56 at 2 p.m. and the low was around 6:30 this morning with details on page 11.
Americans urged to leave Beirut amid sectarian war
The U S Embassy advised nonessential Americans to depart Beirut as fighting between Muslims and Christians intensified. About 3 500 Americans remain in the city, with total Lebanese casualties rising to 800 dead and 2 000 wounded, as hospitals reach capacity and a new cease fire fails to hold.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Middle East
State Department
Rashid Karami
Public Health Ministry
Sadat visits U.S. seeks military and economic aid
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, first Egyptian head of state to visit the United States, arrives for an 11 day stay. He meets President Ford and Henry Kissinger at the White House and attends a state dinner. He seeks U.S. military and economic aid and pressure on Israel to concede more land, possibly arguing for arms to replace losses. He signals willingness to pursue allies if arms deals are blocked. The Ford administration plans at least 500 million dollars in economic aid and Sadat may request more.
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Washington
Anwar Sadat
United States
U.S
Sadat
Williamsburg
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Israel
Congress
Cairo
Middle East
Egypt
Kissinger
Ford Administration
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Olinois Bank
UPI
Nordsiek
Killer Frost
North Ridgeville
Ray Diederich
Diederich
Richard August Ahrens
University of Maryland, College Park
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