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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1976

Page

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Reagan gains NC victory as he seeks campaign rebuild

Ronald Reagan's North Carolina win blocks early collapse and buys time to rebuild his bid for the GOP nomination. Ford still leads, with Wisconsin and May contests looming. Carter dominates the Democratic field while Wallace fades. Reagan must translate the NC upset into momentum and fundraising as he targets Wisconsin and Texas in a tight national primary season.

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Kissinger Won't Rule Out Cuban Invasion

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger refused to rule out a U S invasion of Cuba if Cuban troops intervene in Africa. He said the United States has made its position clear to Cuba and noted no concrete proposals exist, while stressing possible actions depend on evolving circumstances. Kissinger spoke during regional visits to bolster support for U S foreign policy and defended Ford administration policy toward Angola and Rhodesia.

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U S seeks return of bases in Turkey

Washington reports ongoing talks between Secretary Kissinger and Turkish Foreign Minister Caglayangi to restore access to U S military and intelligence facilities in Turkey. Key issues include aid levels, Cyprus tensions, and the status of the 2% families and intelligence installations amid strained relations with Congress.

Washington AFI Henry A. Kissinger Ihsan S. Caglayangi Turkey U.S Sumer Congress Cyprus United States

Democrats Back Ford's Bugging Bill

Democrats and the Ford administration push a bill requiring court orders for electronic surveillance in national security cases. Key figures like Senator Edward Kennedy support the measure but seek changes. House Judiciary Chairman Peter Redline hails it as right, while civil liberties advocates press for hearings within two weeks. Warrants would be needed for such surveillance, reversing past White House positions.

Congress Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Kennedy House Judiciary Committee Peter J. Redline Dan.j Robert Kastenmeier D-Wis Civil Liberties Subcommittee Ford Administration White House

Palace under fire in Beirut amid civil war clashes

Lebanese civil conflict escalates as Moslem leftist forces shell the presidential palace and raid Christian strongholds. Heavy fighting blankets Beirut while a Syria brokered cease fire frays. Police report 101 killed and 224 wounded in 24 hours, with toll rising over two weeks.

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Killer of pregnant woman sentenced to death by hanging

CORUM D ALENE Idaho A man who said she was paid 3500 for killing a five months pregnant woman has been sentenced to death by hanging Judge Watt E Mather ordered the execution for the murder of Joy Weitz The victim was five months pregnant and mother of other children The man identified as Philip Lindquist 31 was convicted of first degree murder The killer denied the charge saying authorities he paid another man to arrange the shooting The case linked to a Spokane Washington man who testified he paid Lindquist and faced separate charges The judge set May 3 for the execution

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