Father and two sons return from Cuba to face charges
Former Commerce Department official Charles A. Tuller 51 and his sons Jonathan 20 and Bryce Matthew 22 returned from Cuba after three years in hiding following a aborted bank robbery and hijacking. They surrendered to FBI agents in Washington facing three counts of murder and charges of attempted bank robbery air piracy and unlawful flight to avoid prosecution.
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Cuba
Washington
Charles A. Tuller
Jonathan
FBI
Bryce Matthew Tuller
Cumberland County
N.C
Fayetteville
Bari Kelley
William White Graham
Vna Bank Rabbery
Arlington
Houston
State Department
Tullers
United States
Tuilers
Charles
Jonathan Tuller
Bryce
Tuller
Commerce Department
Graham
Eastern Airlines
Soviets Reported Seeking Grain From United States and Canada
The Soviet Union reportedly seeks to buy large grain quantities from the United States and Canada, with third party ship charters to keep purchases secret. UK papers say up to 3 million tons from Canada and up to 7 million from the United States are discussed, while U.S. officials and grain firms could not confirm large purchases.
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Don Kendall
Associated Press
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Canada
London
Agriculture Department
U.S
geThe London Times
Financial Times
London Times
United
Glenas
Pacis
Richard E. Bell
North America
Baltic Sea
Black Sea
Bell
Cargill
Cook Industries
Moscow
Russia
Susan Ford interns as newspaper photographer at Topeka journal
Susan Ford arrived in Topeka with 91 degree heat to begin a six week internship as a newspaper photographer at the Topeka Capital-Journal earning 115 dollars a week. Aliss Ford will finish in mid August then vacation in Colorado before starting freshman year at Mt. Hood College in Washington. Mayor Daley receives public service award from the U.S. Conference of Mayors in Boston. James Eastland hospitalized with three broken ribs after a fall in Doddsville. James Roosevelt loses libel suit against the Sunday Telegraph in London. Johannesburg clocks at court building to be replaced after caretaker's six month vacation triggers timing chaos.
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Hopeka
Kan
Susa Ford
Richard Clarkson
Topeka Capital-Journal
Aliss Ford
Colo
Mt. Niree ‘College
Washington
Cleveland
Miss
James
Fastland
Doddsville
Eastland
Johannesburg
South Africa
Magistrate's Court
H. Lombard
Ford administration shapes gun control legislation
The Ford administration advances gun control proposals including mandatory sentences for firearms felonies, federal checks on handgun buyers, and stricter dealer licensing. A waiting period for handgun purchases is under review, with emphasis on truthful buyer declarations and enhanced dealer oversight.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Treasury
David R. MacDonald
Senate
Ford
White House
Fon Nessen
Justice Department
Domestic Council
MacDonald
John Rector
Subcommittee
Sugar and GM price hikes signal recession end in sight
Amstar and Sucrest raise wholesale sugar prices reversing eight months of declines. GM confirms 1976 car prices up about 6 percent. The National Bureau of Economic Research plans to declare the recession started in November 1973 amid oil embargo, while NA of Purchasing Agents and Michigan survey note early signs of recovery.
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General Motors Corp
National Bureau of Economic Research
Federal Reserve
Amstar Corp
Sucrest Corp
Amstar
Sucrest
National Association of Purchasing Agents, Inc
University of Michigan
Consumer Survey
New York City Rehires 2600 Municipal Workers
Mayor Beame confirms 2,600 city workers are rehired following a 15,000 dismissal order a week earlier. Restored jobs include 750 sanitation and 1,850 in parks, highways, libraries, and other agencies. Police and firemen remain unreinstated.
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Associated Press
New York
Abraham D. Beame
Santa Clara County
Calif
Board of Supervisors
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Social Services Union
Connecticut
Groton
Waterbury
Albany
Ken McFeetey
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
Beamie
Beame
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Employment Security Employes Association
Rabin Begins West German Visit Amid Middle East Talks
Israeli Prime Minister Rabin visits Bonn for a milestone meeting with Chancellor Schmidt and other leaders to discuss the Sinai withdrawals and broader Middle East peace efforts. Kissinger meets Gromyko in Geneva, Rabin may extend stay to see him.
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Bonn
West Germany
Yitzhak Rabin
Hiller
Rabin
Helmut Schmidt
Sinai
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Schmidt
Kissinger
Geneva
Andrei A. Gromyko
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Sunday Telegraph
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Don
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Telegraph
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Bernard Cornfeld
JOS
Lebelle Meta
Agnor
New York City
Conn
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics
Trnions
Santa Clara
First National
Hagerstown
Washington Bt
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Northern Ave
Valley Mail
Washington County
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