Britain faces two hot summers of race unrest
AP reports Britain faces two long, hot summers of racial strife as clashes rise in London, Bradford, Blackburn and other cities. Five killed in anti-immigrant violence. police, political leaders warn of a “time bomb ticking away” in West Indian, African and Asian communities amid immigration fears and rising unemployment among youths.
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Britain
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Loe Dom
Baal
Otwerver
Ravi Jain
National Association of Indian Youth
Naliongi Front
Bradford
Blackburn
Aslam
Southall
Jama Lh
Itchbishop
Canterbury
Donald Cogan
Old 2 Parliamentary Committee On
Trollvan
Detroit
Los Angeles
Scotland Yard
Cleak Lanbeth
Letter bombs linked to extortion demand
FBI officials linked a series of mailed extortion threats to corporate executives, with 13 bombs sent to 200 companies and at least one detonation injuring four at Merrill Lynch in New York. Officials said the demands totaled millions, but no organization has been identified.
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Margaret Sentry
Washington
FBI Bs
Appa
Tee
Merrill Lynch Inc
New York
Beatrice Foods Inc
Chicago
Mexico
Beatrice
FBI
Claresce
Kelley
Fay
United States
Bunge Corp
DuPont Co
Wilmington
Del
Exxon
McDonald's Systems Lee
Marathon Oil Co
Findlay
Ohio
Exxon Pipeline Co
Houston
Proctor & Gamble Co
Cincinnati
Coenbined Insurance Co. of America
Worthington
Beatrice Foods
Mert Ui Lyne
Canada Gives U S Million Gift of Border Photo Book
Canada funds a book and 320 color photographs from a 5206 mile border exhibit by the Film Board of Canada. Prime Minister Trudeau will present the gift to President Ford in Washington. The Field Museum hosts the exhibition in Chicago, backed by a 4.1 million Canadian subsidy.
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Canada
United States
Pierre Trudeau
Ford
Washington
Field Museum of Natural History
Film Board of Canada
Canadn Goverment
Lorraine Monk
Film Board
Beaufort Sea
Hocthwest
Atlantic Ocean
Campodelky Island
West Quackly Heed
Heavens to offer patriotic display at MSU planetarium
East Lansing Michigan AP report says MSU astronomer Robert Victor discusses a July 4 sky display featuring Mars and Regulus visible now but separated, with Mars moving toward Regulus by the holiday. The two celestial objects will be higher in the sky by Independence Day, according to the scientist.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Robert
Victor Saya Mary
Reguhm
Mara
Helen Worley keeps her vow to humanity
Helen Worley, a longtime Nebraska figure, donates 14 000 to the community Bicentennial Commission. The money stems from quilts she created with Quilt themes and is intended to support local Bicentennial celebrations. Commission officials praise her generosity and note the funds will aid ongoing commemorative projects.
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Helen Worley
Worley
Robert Randy
Ted Commission
Brown plans to go on despite push to quit
Gov. Extrand G. Brown Jr. remains in the Democratic race as Carter seeks party unity. Campaign aides say Brown plans to continue his bid, while Rhode Island party officials claim he might bow out and accept uncommitted at large delegates. The clash underscores tensions as Carter leads and Ford's GOP race unfolds.
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Associated Press
Kalifornia
Extrand G. Brown Jr
Jimmy Carter
Brown
Fred Epeleim
Rhode Island
Charles T. Reilly
Reilly
Philip W. Noel
Koel
Tesday
Noel
Epstein
Los Angeles
Epstern
Carter
Respect
South
Georgia
Sland
Ford
Norfolk
Ronald Reagan
California
Ap Plame Weil
Des Moines
Uly
Carter Delivers Platform Unity At Democratic Convention
Washington AP reports Carter seeks unity on a platform backing national health care, guaranteed income for all, and detente with rivals. Delegates approve delaying the controversial bomber decision until early 1977 amid party costs projected near 90 billion dollars. In Tokyo, quake shocks cause injuries and a death as aftershocks continue with uncertain weather forewarnings.
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Washington
Jimy Carter
Carter
Bur
United States
Basia
U S warns Hussein of aid cutoff over Russian missiles
U S officials warn King Hussein that Jordan could lose hundreds of millions in aid if it purchases Russian missiles or a mixed Soviet package. Jordan sought Hawk missiles but financing failed. Moscow pressure and risks to U S Jordan ties cited.
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Jordan
Washington
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Thoreday
United States
Saudi Arabia
Fiusxieus Ca
Tate
Congress
Pentagon
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