Ten Americans Freed From Cuban Prisons
Ten Americans freed from Cuban prisons were flown to Mexico City and then home as U S Embassy reports say seven were arrested in 1975 on drug charges with three to seven year terms while four others arrested this year await sentencing. Remaining Americans include political detainees and others whose cases remain a focus of U S diplomats.
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Fidel Castro
Castro
Mexico City
Havana
U.S
State Department
United States
Cuba
Gay rights activists plan candlelight march in Houston
AP report notes about 4,000 supporters planning a Thursday protest outside the Slate Bar of Texas during Agnte Bryant's Houston appearance. Organizers promise peaceful demonstrations with security monitors. Bryant to be paid 7000 dollars for performances amid prior Florida controversy.
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Agnte Bryant
Texas
Miss Bryant
Dades County
Florida
Gillon Gayle Jr
Mike Bryant
Houston
Gayle
State Bar
Amy Carter's Letter to Soviet Dissident’s Son Reported
Le Monde cites Dr. Mikhail Shteen saying Amy Carter sent a warm letter to the son of an imprisoned Soviet dissident. Shteen notes the child’s message signaled open diplomacy behind a case that included emigration and a bribery conviction in 1974.
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Waris
Amy Carter
le Monde
Mikhail Shteen
Carer
Amy
Shtern
Israel
Netherlands
U N Ambassador Seeks Peace Amid South Africa Tensions
Andres Young said in Washington that South Africa faces a race against time as black and white factions risk bloodshed in Johannesburg. He urged a peaceful Egypt style accommodation and noted limited progress in persuading Cuba to withdraw from Angola.
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Washington
U.N
Andres Young
South Africa
Young
Johannesburg
United Nations Association
Tyouki
Carter
Africa
Cuba
Angola
Infant dies after swallowing Laetrile pills in suspected overdose
An infant girl, Elizabeth Hankin of Albion, died after allegedly swallowing Laetrile pills belonging to her cancer patient father Dale Hopkin. Doctors said cyanide exposure was likely. the child was treated at Genesee Memorial Hospital and later at Buffalo’s hospital, but succumbed. Laetrile is illegal in New York, with interstate shipments banned by the FDA.
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Wyoming County
W.Y
Sheriff's Office
Elizabeth Hankin
Alcs
Children’s Hospital
Elliot F. Ellis
Dale Hopkin
Tederacourt
Federal Food and Drug Administration
New York
Indiana
Alzata
Ariera
Washington
Texas
Prorida
Nevada
Filia
Chilkren's
Genesee Memorial Inspital
Butsto Hospital
Supreme Court Justice Clark Dies at 87
Justice Tom Clark dies in New York at 87 after serving in all 11 federal circuits. He was appointed by Truman and long shaped rulings from the Warren era including the 1963 Bible readings decision. Funeral plans are being arranged.
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Clark
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Tom €. Clark
Wells
Mee
New York
Aily
Geo. Ramsey Clark
2Nd
U.S. Circuit
Warren KE. Burger
Harry Truman
Justice Department
Earl Warren
Warren Court
Lynton B. Johnson
Court sheds light on rights of foster children and families
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that state and city officials need not hold administrative hearings before removing foster children. Justices debated the scope of due process rights for foster children and foster families, with opinions split on whether such rights exist. The ruling upheld New York procedures as protecting potential rights without defining them.
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Supreme Court
Sun
New York
William J. Brennan Jr
Warren E. Burger
Polter Stewart
William I. Rehn- Quist
Stewart
State
U.S
William Davis Martin
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Reserve
Martin
New York City
Navy
Doctors warn sleep aids may carry cancer risk in animals
Two doctors told congressional subcommittees that many over the counter sedatives sold in drug stores contain methapyrilene linked to cancer in rats. They urged further testing and safety reviews of daytime and nighttime sleep aids amid FDA debate on removing unsafe OTC sedatives.
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Washington
Willem Lisinsky
Lijfinaky
Devarex
Ernest Hartmunn
Dresin Laboratory
Botton State Hospital
Unclear OCR fragment about events and notices
Fragmentary text mentions dates, places, and people in a newspaper style but is largely garbled. It references New Year’s Day, possible events, chats, and pricing notes without coherent details. No clear人物, organizations, locations, or outcomes are discernible.
Soviet detains American reporter over alleged illegal info
The Soviet Foreign Ministry charged American journalist Toth with collecting secret political and military information. The US Embassy protested, calling it a harassment of Western reporters in Moscow. Toth was summoned for interrogation after a three year posting and had previously met with a scientist about a story.
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Levens
Valery G. Petyukhov
Agre
Petyutthey
KGB
Foreign Ministry
U.S
ISS
Central Intelligence Agency
Civil rights enforcement seen failing
The Civil Rights Commission report criticizes federal enforcement as disorganized and lacking national leadership. It urges the White House to create a cabinet level post to supervise and coordinate civil rights programs and reduce delays and duplication across agencies.
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Washington
Civil Rights Commission
White House
Lottery Roundup Delays Streak Across Maryland and Pennsylvania
Baltimore AP notes delays in Blessbere Game drawing and Pittsburgh AP reports draw number 5 2 2 by state daily lottery teams and officials.
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Maryland
Pittsburgh
Monstay
Pennsylvania
Brooke critiques Young on foreign policy remarks
Massachusetts senator Edward Brooke blasted U N Ambassador Andrew Young for overstepping in foreign policy commentaries while defending presidents Nixon and Ford from being labeled racist. Brooke said ambassadors act as generals and must be cautious with statements, and he implied Young spoke without presidential approval.
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Wohcester
Mass
Sey
Edward Brooke
Rmass
Bays
U.N
Andrew Young Tondt
U.S
Crithelam
Young
Brooke
Richard Nitom
Gerald Pord
Fooke
Monday Price
Eem
Legion Bay
Amsuimpélit College
Composer and wife give up favorite drink for cause
In Los Angeles AP report Paul Williams and his wife Katy waive their favorite cocktail to protest Anita Bryant’s campaign against homosexuals. A one page Daily Variety ad notes the couple stopped drinking screwdrivers, with the $675 paid by the couple to support human rights and oppose Bryant’s views.
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Los Angeles
Paul Willems
Anita Beyant
Daily Variety
Paul Williams
Anita Bryant
Rade
Williams
Evergreen
Ata
Katy
Courle
Director of Royal Ballet to return to choreography
Kenneth MacMillan, director and resident choreographer of the Royal Ballet, Covent Garden, will quit his directorship to focus on choreography full time. He will become chief choreographer in September, with Herman Morice succeeding him as director.
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Frederick Ashton MacMuffan
South Africa
London
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AGS
Deutsche Opera
Berlin
Covent Garden
Susan Ford to Photograph Jaws 2 Still Shots
Susan Ford, daughter of former President, will be Universal Studios’ special photographer for Jaws 2. She will report to the film location on Sunday as production unfolds in Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts and Navarre Beach, Florida.
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Susan Ford
Los Angeles
Gerald Ford
Susan
Universal Studies
Universal
Frank Wright
Carter launches HIRE program to aid Vietnam era veterans
The Carter administration introduces the HIRE program at a White House ceremony to speed job creation for Vietnam era veterans. The plan aims to fund 14 million over 16 months to create about 100000 training positions and match veterans with employers, using a five day referral window and local job services.
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Tlelp
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Ae Porersett
Trai
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