Kissinger Papers to Library of Congress Donation Announced
Washington AP Henry Kissinger’s personal papers will be donated to the Library of Congress in a gift praised by historian Daniel Boorstin as a major benefit for future historians. The collection covers his years as secretary of state and national security adviser along with earlier life. access will be restricted due to classified material and clearance needs.
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Soviet police arrest Jewish culture organizers
In Moscow police seized organizers of a Jewish culture symposium as they left for the meeting at the central synagogue. The gathering included Andrei Sakharov and Anatoly Sharansky among about two dozen Jews and civil rights activists. Authorities warned visas were denied and several organizers were detained.
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Los Angeles Apartment Fire Kills Six Injures Thirty
A downtown Los Angeles apartment fire killed six and injured about 30 as residents escaped by jumping or lowered by bedsheet ropes. Fire officials suspect arson due to rapid spread in just over 20 minutes and reports of a gasoline smell before the blaze. Five adults and a child were identified among the dead after crews extinguished the flames.
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Health officials hunt paralysis cases linked to swine flu program
Atlanta AP report says health officials nationwide seek all cases of a paralyzing syndrome to determine possible links to the suspended swine flu immunization program. The CDC is coordinating with health departments, neurologists, and emergency rooms to investigate Guillain Barré Syndrome after concerns about rising case reports. The vaccination program was halted last Thursday pending investigation.
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Black leaders oppose Carter attorney general pick
Washington leaders react to Carter's choice of Atlanta lawyer Griffin Bell for attorney general. NAACP figures and Black Caucus members voice regret and alarm, questioning Bell's suitability. Carter defends selection after a wide, contentious process and pledges broader administration appointments.
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Amy Carter Visits Stephens School in Washington
Amy Carter and her mother Rosslynn toured the Stephens School in Washington with Amy starting fourth grade after her father becomes president. Amy met teachers and classmates, handled an educational electric turtle, and received welcoming letters from classmates as reporters pressed for reaction. Mrs. Carter noted Amy worries about leaving old friends, preferring to wait before commenting on Washington life.
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Maryland Lottery Numbers Game Winning Number Drawn
In Baltimore the Maryland Numbers Game lottery draw on Monday produced the winning number 195. The result was reported by the Associated Press.
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Four Rhodesian whites slain by guerrillas in recent clash
Rhodesian government reports four white deaths in the last 24 hours. A South African tourist was killed when guerrillas attacked a ferry on Lake Kariba. Two young Rhodesian policemen also died in clashes as insurgents continue attacks. A Malawi survivor said guerrillas warned workers to stop obeying white employers and threatened death if they continued.
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Ford Back on Slopes After Afternoon Skiing Recovery
President Ford returned to the slopes after a day on skis, describing the outing as very good and refreshing. He spent the afternoon on the slopes with aides and reporters nearby, signaling a cautious return to public activity following his brief hiatus.
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