U S urged to lead Rhodesian majority rule talks in Zanzibar
President Kaunda of Zambia and U S envoy Andrew Young urged the United States to take the lead in guiding Rhodesia toward black majority rule. Kaunda warned against military intervention, calling for peaceful resolution and U S leadership to avoid bloodshed in southern Africa.
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Tangania
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Andrew Young
Jake
Thodesia
Kaunda
Young
United Nations
Africa
Carter
Hwawini
Indian Ocean
U.S
Waltherd Africa
Kaundaoki
Kaunda Sai
LIS
Mitchell Halderan appeal new trials in Watergate case
Attorneys for Jutin Mitchell and Halderan seek Supreme Court review claiming their 1975 trial was rushed amid publicity. They argue Judge Strlea erred by not recusing himself and by limiting late testimony and by using a stenographic log as evidence, insisting rights to fair trial were denied.
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Washington
Jutin M. Mitchell
Halderan
Supreme Court
Trlal
Apa Mitchell
Hichard Nsen
Ayd Haldentan
Nixon
White House
U.S. Qiatriet
John J. Strlea
Aimsolt Foe
Ueir
Silca
Aixon
PPR
Suspension of bishop hailed by Jews and Christians
Jewish and Christian leaders praised the suspension from activity in the National Council of Churches of Archbishop Valerian Tellarom amid a court case alleging Nazi era crimes. Orthodox Church of America withdrew him from the Council's general board as investigations continue.
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Ni York
National Council of Churches
Wihhdrawal
Orthodox Church of America
Valerian Tellarom
Henry Kregman
Tie Synagogue Council of America
Trita
Grass Lake
Mich
Orthodox Church In America
Council
Finday
U.S. Justice Department
Detroit
Marty
Fiy
Drug official approves home grown marijuana
Washington AP report states the head of the National Institute on Drug Abuse supports treating small in home marijuana cultivation for personal use as not a crime, while opposing legalization. He notes some states have decriminalized possession but not growing. DuPont urges careful policy but says prison is not the appropriate response for private cultivation.
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Washington
Robert, Dupont
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Psychiatric
I Ns Late Foundation
Ponsevakm
DuPont
Ht Fain
Congress
Oregon
Peiutttion InPont
Buffalo area declared major disaster as deep freeze hits
Counties around Buffalo New York awaited official word on a major disaster declaration for paralyzed cities and countryside after more than a week of record low temperatures and heavy snowfall. Gov Carey lifted a one week closing of schools while utilities sought new gas supplies and crews worked to clear tracks and restore service.
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Wafhald
Bilrvard
New York
Preakdent
Carter
Buffalo
Daniel P. Moynihan
Rep
Henry J. Nowak
Taskwok
New York Transportation
Camnissioner Rayen and
Schuler
Duffala Mahor
Stanley Makowski
Judge Orders Access to Original Birth Records for Adoptees
A New Jersey Superior Court judge ruled that adopted adults may be entitled to know their birth parents. Guidelines require agencies to release identities if natural parents consent, with protections if disclosure harms parties. The decision, a first of its kind, shifts burden to agencies and allows appeals when consent or access is blocked. A separate note lists a target shoot at Still Target Club with details of date and prizes.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey
Superior Court
Philip A. Grucaio
Hite
Gruceto
Sts
Uist
Elms 370 Club Meeting Canceled For War Time
Ady B P O announces Elm s 370 weekly Monday night events canceled due to wartime conditions. The notice notes authentic aleaican foal and salad bar offerings, a Ham and Oyster Supper, and attendance by members and guests at Ringgold Raritan. The club has been canceled for this warth.
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Ringgold Raritan
Convicted murderess moves into White House
Mary Fitepatrick, released from an Atlanta jail on Carter administration appeal, moves into the White House to take a $6 000 a year maid’s job with the Carters. She will care for Amy Carter and assist with the baby due in March, while earning a regular White House wage and living in the Executive Mansion. Her early release stemmed from a good prison record and a job awaiting her, officials said.
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Washington
Mary Fitepatrick
White House
Carter
Georgia
Fie Wiulinck
Atanta
Eusty
Nall Sirport
Atlanta
Executive Mansion
Amy
Carters
Chip
Fithpatrick
Atlanta Women's
Hob Haworth
State Board of Pardons In Paroles
Vitapatrick
Terim
Johnny Bynum
Stewart County
Sear
Fitzpatrick
Congressmen Deny Gifts in Park Influence Probe
Washington reports chronicle a probe into Tongsun Park with Congressmen denying receiving gifts or campaign contributions. A federal grand jury in Houston is examining alleged influence peddling linked to Park as five agents searched Anchorage areas in 1973. An ex customs official listed names and claimed Park paid thousands in campaign funds, with Justice Department officials still assessing actual payments.
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Washington
AIP
Congress
Tongsun Park
Thhey
South Kergan
Ahton Reape
Chyde Vidiine
Gay
Elwin Edwards
Park
Anchorage
Kite
Funner Customs
Anchurient
Mark
Congressten Ang
Dollaars
Uy Alera
Soares
Justice Degatrent
Maryland Numbers Game Ad Listings and Lottery Totals
A fragmented Maryland Numbers Game notice shows draw details and bets including a listed win amount of 173 dollars and multiple number sequences. The text blends New Year and Memorial day references with ad lines and ticket pricing, reflecting a historical lottery advertisement page.
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Pemierre Uber
Teamsters official accused of taking fund
DETROIT AL Richard Fitzsimmons son of Teamsters Union International President Frank Fitzimmons is to be arraigned Monday on charges of embezzling union funds. Indicted with two others by a federal grand jury, he and Anthony Sciarrotta allegedly used 5000 from the Detroit based severance fund in 1972 to buy life insurance policies for Fitzsimmons and 21 other Local 299 officers. Detroit lawyer Stuart Sinai is accused of attempting to cover up by backdating the policies. Sciarratta, Fitzsimmons and Sinai face possible prison terms up to 10 years and fines up to 2000 dollars. The case links to the disappearance of ex Teamsters boss James W Hoff. Sciarratta is with Local 614 in Pontiac and Sinai said no further legal work for the fund.
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Detroit
Richard Fitzsimmons
Teamsters Union International
Frank Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Teamsters
Michigan
James W. Hoff
Anthony Sciarrotta
Tnnd
Stuart Sinai
Teamsters Local 299
Norryst
Sciarratta
Pontiac
Mich
Sinai
U.S. Justice Department
Intd
Kaw
Mle Severancs
Find
Furl
Queen Elizabeth II Quiet Eve of Silver Jubilee at Windsor
Windsor, England AP Queen Elizabeth II spends a quiet day at Windsor Castle on the eve of her accession anniversary. Her schedule includes a morning prayer, a tree planting ceremony in Victoria Embankment, and a forthcoming Commonwealth tour. The article notes her accession moment occurred in 1952 while in Kenya.
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England
Elizabeth II
Windsor Castle
Windsor Great Park
Moyal Lade
Victoria
Embankment
River Thames
Buckingham Palace
London
Kenya Gate
George 1
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