U.S. ends veto on Vietnam UN membership vote
United States shifts stance allowing a Security Council resolution recommending Vietnam's UN membership. Hanoi cooperation on MIAs and talks in Paris and Hanoi are highlighted, with Hanoi seeking aid and normalization of relations while the council move proceeds ahead of the General Assembly.
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U.S
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Ion
Ceneral Assembly
World Organization
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Hanoi
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Leonard Woodcock
Pidris
Paris
House
United
Council
France
China
Soviet Union
Britain
Canada
West Germany
Dinh Ba TH
Spearers
Woteh
Washington
Oil flows again in Alaska pipeline after explosion shutdown
An Alaska pipeline resumes flow after a blast at Pump Station No. 8 halted output for 10 days. Alyeska officials say valves opened, pushing oil through the Brooks Range toward Valdez, with initial flow near 300000 barrels a day and fuller capacity expected after repairs. The Interior Department pins the blast on human error, not a pipeline defect.
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Anchorage
Mosha
Henry Mowell
Alyeska Pipeline Sevice Co
Peealent
Mowell
Mawel
W.d. Dareh
Alyesks
Valdez
Prudhoe Hay
Interior Department
Interior
Cecil Anteng
Alaska Pipeline Office
Hai
Chamber of Commerce fights new labor bill
Washington AP The U S Chamber of Commerce opposes a administration backed labor bill that eases union organization arguing it capitulates to organized labor. AFL CIO president says the bill restores workers rights first guaranteed 42 years ago with the NLRA. Hearings set for July 26 in the House. Senate timing uncertain after August recess. The bill would expand the NLRB, speed elections, and impose penalties on violators. Chamber president Richard L Lesher calls the proposal harmful to workers rights.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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National Labor Relations Board
Carter
Iris
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
Senate Human Resources Calmnities
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Senate
Malsa
Richard L. Lesher
Chamber of Commerce
Pentagon battles unions amid effort to curb military unionizing
Pentagon officials told a Senate committee they fear union membership could disrupt the chain of command. Bernard Rogers said draft rules would allow commanders to ban unions if they threaten order, while defense leaders review the plan and constitutional issues. Senator Thurmond criticized the approach as weak. Union proponents say they would aid dispute resolution and act as a lobbying voice for service members.
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Bernard Rogers
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Defense
Horald Brown
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Ezro Thurmond
Congressionl
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Spy gets life sentence for espionage in Los Angeles
A jury found Drew Maulton Lee, 22, a cabinetmaker, guilty on eight counts of espionage and conspiracy for spying for the Husshans. Judge Robert Kelleher sentenced him to life in prison, saying the defendant would sell out his country if the price was right. He was arrested outside the Soviet embassy in Mexico City with microfilm. The defense claimed he worked for the CIA, a theory rejected by the jury.
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Lee
Mexico City
CIA
Hemingway widow visits Cuba after 17 good years
Mary Hemingway says she felt no tears about her life with Ernest after visiting Cuba with Fidel Castro for a film project. She described Castro as gracious, noted Cuban warmth and offerings to aid the Hemingway film, and recalled chats about seafood dishes, baseball, and the well kept Havana streets and Cojimar villa.
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Cojimar
Carter to Visit Yazoo City Amid Delta History and Ties
Carter plans a visit to Yazoo City Mississippi with high school gym events and a town meeting for 1 400 attendees from 4 000 names. Owen Cooper, former head of Mississippi Chemical Corp, hosts the visit while streets are prepped and television crews set up. The piece highlights Yazoo City’s storied Delta heritage and enduring southern character.
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Miss Yard
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Eudora Welty
Limi
Mazon City
Jackson
Yarow
Delta
Yellow Dog
Yazoo
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Wilkie Morris
South
Morris
Owen Cooper
Mississippi Chemical Corp
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Cirtor
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Blufts
Lottery numbers for Maryland and Pennsylvania draws
In Maryland the Numbers Game daily lottery draws 406 as the winning number for Monday night. In Pennsylvania the daily lottery numbers show 62 3 for Mondays drawing, with Pittsburgh 421 and Monday’s number 62 3.
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Pennsylvania
Bible Thought Freedom Birthright and Humanity
Quoted Kant on freedom as a birthright tied to humanity. The fragmentary text references Job 39 and a rough psycholinguistic line about fear and speech, suggesting a debate on autonomy and restraint. The passage blends philosophical and biblical notes without a clear news event.
Unclear historical notes surface in fragmented text
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered items including names, dates, and places like Hagerstown Maryland and Waigerstown MB. The legible bits reference Yeats Day and various coded terms but lack coherent events or outcomes to summarize into a clear news item. The piece appears garbled and nonreconstructible.
Bell sees prosecutions in Korean payoff probe on Capitol Hill
Attorney General Griffin Bell says prosecutions are expected from the Justice Department investigation into a Korean influence buying scandal on Capitol Hill. President Carter refused a special prosecutor, and House Speaker O'Neill vows a swift chief investigator for the ethics committee to push the inquiry forward.
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Griffin Bell
Justice Department
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Patlernel
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
Ethics Committee
O'Neill
Philip A. Lacavara
Watergate
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Flynt
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Howard Baker
Baker
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AKC
Jim Wright
Wright
O'Neil
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Cacovuri
Albert Quic
R-Minn
Bruce Caputo
R-N.y
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Capote
Rhodesian PM rejects US British peace plan plans no hope for whites
Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith, amid upheaval, dissolves parliament and calls Aug 31 elections, signaling a solo path to a new constitution by year end. He rejects a U S British peace effort and aims to work with moderate blacks to create a settlement, freezing out radical nationalist leaders.
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