Jaworski to lead Korean influence probe with independence
Former Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski is set to become chief investigator into South Korea’s influence buying on Capitol Hill. He seeks a written independence agreement and will begin August 18, replacing Philip Lacavara. He vows to expose any interference and may pursue public action if obstructed.
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Washington
Leon Jaworski
Capitol Hill
House Ethics Committee
Jaworski
Houston
Richard M
Philip 4. Lacavara
Watergate
Flynt
Plane crash at Westinghouse plant near Buffalo kills pilot
A twin engine mail plane crashed through the roof of a Westinghouse Electric plant in Cheektowaga near Buffalo. The pilot Eugene Snyder of East Aurora died. One worker, Clifford Kuzaturak, 25, suffered severe burns and lay trapped for about 20 minutes before rescue. The plane, operated by Corporate Air Service of Hartford, Conn, gained only a few hundred feet of altitude before reporting trouble and returning.
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Buffalo
Pany Fe
Rochester
Westinghouse Eectric Corp
Clifford Kuzaturak
Cheektowaga
Greater Buffalo Internatioral
Eugene Snyder
East Aurora
Air Serevice
Hartford
Thais battle Cambodians at border clash near Bangkok
Thai officials report heavy fighting along the Cambodian border as 360 Cambodian troops crossed into Thai territory to engage a smaller Thai force. Seventeen Thais were killed and at least 55 wounded, with three reporters among the injured. Helicopters, artillery, and armored vehicles were deployed to support Thai units. Casualty numbers for Cambodian forces were not confirmed.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Gasoline tax hike urged by energy committee
The House energy committee backing a 4 cent per gallon rise in the federal gasoline tax sent the measure to the full chamber as part of a broader energy plan. The proposal, with staged increases through 1979, would fund a federal energy trust and support transit and research while sparking debate on its effect on consumption.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Sd Hoc Energy Committee
Wille House
Dan Rostenkowski
Thomas L. Ashley
D-Ghio
Vietnam near UN seat after U S backed bid
United Nations Security Council, with American support, unanimously recommended Vietnam for UN membership. The vote clears the way for the General Assembly to admit Vietnam at the start of its next session on September 20, increasing total UN membership and reflecting a shift after U.S. stance changed following reconstruction aid talks and missing soldiers information.
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United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
Vietnam
United States
Council
U.S
Velma
General Assembly
Djihout
U.N
Donald F. McHenry
Dinh Ba Thi
Paris
Daily Mail Rerabhstet 1 Volrphre 112-9131
Fragmentary OCR text from a 1930s Daily Mail issue mentions dates and locations, with scattered references to publication details, postage, and a monetary figure. The readable items include a New Year reference and a few stray place names, but no coherent article or event.
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Daily Mail
Carter visits Yazoo for public meeting with citizens
President Carter tours the South on a two day trip touching Yazoo County Mississippi and an offshore Louisiana oil rig. He attends a citizens public meeting after addressing the Southern Legislative Conference in Charleston. The visit includes a 1400 resident drawing and an overnight stay with local hosts Mr and Mrs Owen Cooper.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Carter
South
White House
Soviet Union
Yasoo County
Miss
Louisiana
Yazoo City
The
Counell of State Governments
Charleston
S.C
Rouse
Clinton
Mass
Yazoo County
Gerald R. Ford
Owen Cooner
Southern Baptist Convention
Cooper
Death toll rises from Johnstown flood disaster
Rescues continued as a temporary morgue was opened at East Hills Elementary School near Johnstown. The flood affected Bedford, Cambria, Clearfield, Tadiana, Jefferson, Somerset and Westmoreland counties after 8.6 inches of rain. Laurel Run Dam broke washing out 10 houses downstream. At least 25 people were missing in West Taylor Township, and families including a 59 year old man’s sister and her relatives remained unaccounted for. Governor Milton Shapp and John Heinz toured the area and declared a state of emergency. emergency centers housed displaced residents.
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East Hills
Bedford
Cambria
Clearfield
Tadiana
Jefferson
Somerset
Westmoreland
Crawford County
Sore
Laurel Run
West Taylor Township
Carl Thomas
Thomas
Milton Shapp
John Heinz
R-Pa
Shapp
Lottery Winning Numbers From Pennsylvania and Maryland
Philadelphia and Baltimore report Wednesday draws across state lotteries. In Pennsylvania Big 50 and Baker's Dozen results show six digit and five digit outcomes with multiple bonus entries. Maryland Daily Lottery and Numbers Game yields six digit and four digit results, with prize qualifiers and totals noted.
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Pennsylvania
Whit Aine
Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore.ap
Jovery
Death deadline looms for 50 Jesuits in El Salvador
In San Salvador a right wing group threatens to kill 50 Jesuit priests if they do not depart the country. Police and soldiers tighten patrols as Jesuits prepare for final exams with guards in place. Officials say discussions with security and government figures continue while no immediate violence is reported.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
White Warriors Union
Churviles
Jesuit-cun University
Carlos Humberto Mamero
Jesuits
Jose Simeon Canal University
Homero
Romero
Alfonso Navarro Oviedo
Mauricio Borgonova
Tosquin
Borgonova
Carter Begin agree on peace conference plans
President Carter and Israeli ex minister Menahem Begin back a Geneva peace conference to be held in October and a broader Mideast peace conference. Cyrus Vance will press Arab participation while Begin outlines a plan for talks with Egypt Jordan Syria and possibly Lebanon, excluding the PLO from negotiations. The US may offer Israel aid and potential arms deals, with possible co production of F 16 jets not yet decided.
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Marcus Eleason
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
Menahem Begin
Mideast
Cyrus J. Vance
Begin
Geneva
U.S
Cyrus Vane
Middle East
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
United States
Israel
Tel Aviv
Israe
Lebanon
Peace plan under attack from Arabs
Arab newspapers and officials privately condemn Israeli Prime Minister Begin's peace plan as an invitation to war. The English Arab News of didda says Carter’s win over would mean inevitable war in the Middle East. A Syrian official in Damascus denounces Begin's plan as occupation and rights violations.
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Cyprus
Menahew Begin
Middle East
Carter
Didda
Saudi Arabia
Begin
Damascus
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