Cuckoo's Nest sweeps Oscars in historic 1975 win
Oscar night marked a landmark 1975 achievement as One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest led with Best Picture. Jack Nicholson accepted for a film about a rebellious mental ward, while Louise Fletcher won Best Actress and Milos Forman took Best Director.
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Lee Margulies
Los Angeles
Duck Nicholson
Miles Forman
Lawrence Hauben
Bo Goldman
Jtl Be All Tight," Said “Curkoo’s Nest” Coproducer Michael Douglas
George Burns
Lee Grant
Fay
Carl Gable
Claudette Cotber
Douglas
Kirk Douglas
Kes Kesey
Michael
Saul Zaentz
Miss Fletcher
Nicholson
Forman
Nurse
Birmingham
Ala
Chinatown
Academy
Czechoslovakia
Musi Center
Prague
Bull
Meg
Oly Aber
Barry Lyndon
Frank Pierson
Keith Carradine
Nashville
Everest
Dersu Uzala
Akira Kurosawa
Mary Pickford
The
Oscor
Jack Benny
Jack
Reagan Faces Crucial May Primary Push
Washington AP reports Reagan plans a high stakes May primary run with a televised national address, a fight to redefine campaign issues, and strategy focused on Texas Georgia Alabama Indiana. Sears says early wins in North Carolina boosted momentum while cautions remain on funds and debt.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
California
Heagan
Hollywood
NBC
Ford
North Carolina
John P. Sears
Sears
United States
New York
Wisconsin
South
Midwest
Texas
Georgia
Alabama
Indiana
Plance
Federal Flection Commission
Debate over cities targets Carter in urban relief forum
In New York the Democratic candidates including Carter and Jackson Udall and Harris pressed plans to aid cities. They called for bigger federal education and housing funding, municipal bonds, a development bank, and urban conservation corps to curb unemployment and crime.
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New York
Get Carter
Jimmy Carter
Henry Jarkson
Washington
Frank Church
Idaho
Arizona
Morris Udall
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
League of Women Voters
Church
Carter
Staka
Konald Heagan
Ford
NBC
Wedneway
Hollywood
Reagan
Wiuer
Udall
Hlartia
National Development Bank
Ford vows veto of defense cuts amid Turkish aid clash
President Ford used a Pentagon backdrop to pledge a veto against defense cuts despite a Turkish aid package. Henry Kissinger warned the House committee that delaying the four-year accord reopening 26 bases would damage U.S. Turkish relations tied to prior arms embargo. Kissinger denied Soviet domination fears and urged restraint on Cuba and Africa.
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Alfonso Cnard
Prams
Washington
Ari
Stile Henry
Kissinger
Turkey
Hurd
Pentagon
Bath
House International Relations Committee
U.S
Soviet Union
Cyprus
Congress
Wayne L. Hays
Dodio
Ford
NATO
Rooaki Reagan
House Budget Committee
Brock Adams
Mouse Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon Jr
D-Tex
Adams
United States
Europe
Cuba
Africa
America
Dodesia
Moslems oppose cease fire as Beirut battles escalate
Fighting worsens in Beirut as Christian and Muslim factions clash around Ashrafiya. Reports say Moslems reject a truce while leftist militias drive Christian fighters from districts north of Beirut. Police cite rising casualties and a symbolic target at the Phalange stronghold near Ashrafiya.
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Franjieh
Jounieh
Beirut
Ashrafiya
Yasir Jafal
Kama Junblatt
Jeftinin
Vansata
Cerda
Saletman Joslem Militamen
Frenjieh
Te Falentaiet
Cop
Nine killed in Argentine gun battles
In Buenos Aires guerrillas attacked a police station near Morón, three militants were killed, and six more died at Jose C. Pérez. A federal police inspector was killed, a navy lieutenant wounded, and violence rose as Gen. Jorge Videla took office five days after Isabel Perón's ouster amid political terror and economic crisis.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
APT
Guernilas
Jorge Videla
Videla
Isabel Teron
Veldias Argentinas
Morenz
Jose C. Pez
Navy
Communist Party
Nuestra Palabra
Daly Mar Easie 10a Teepe FLSA Published
Reedable fragments describe a Sunday race event in New York Bay and Independence Pay area with references to Hagerstown Maryland and Hawerstowa. Mentions costs for weekly and mailed subscriptions and a tariff-like note on pricing and delivery.
Hearst defense doubts trial on state charges
Defense lawyer says he would be surprised if Patricia Hearst faces a state trial. She was arraigned on 11 felony charges including kidnaping, assault, and robbery after a bank robbery conviction in federal court. Hearst contends publicity would bias jurors, while her attorney seeks to keep her case joined with the Harrises.
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Hearst
Los Angeles
API
Patricia Hearst
San Francesco
Jack E. Goertnen
Miss Hearst
al Johnson
Petar
San Francisco
Inglewood
Sem Francinen
Lise Hearet
Adended
Inghewood
Terroral Symbionese Liferation Army
San Mateo County
Huntwood City
Johnson Sai
Harrises
Leonard Weinglass
Harris
Miss Heart
Herrial
Hatch Act Amendment Heads to House Vote Today
The House prepares to vote on a bill to repeal the Hatch Act ban on partisan activities by federal employees and restore the FEC’s power to pay funds to presidential candidates. Supporters argue for citizen rights. opponents warn of spoils system risks and reduced government integrity. Both chambers have approved versions. differences remain.
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Washington
Manhattan Beret
Public Broadcasting System
Jacks
Washinnton
House
Pirelisa
Federal Election Commission
Corynfesson
Ford
Howse
Senate
Tee
Boca
Interpal Revenue Service
Bub Backett
Hhomne Raitt
Election Commission
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Sech
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Caurt
Fe Yaar
Gillie Fletcher
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Roanoke
Deere
New York City
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Hubert Hf. Humphrey
Humphrey
Namiba
South Africa
Amly & Guess
Hilton Hotel
Humber Tharket
Phalange
Christian Party
Chrathan
Wir
Savage
Moshems
al- Cmals
Cristian
Neroorlal Bay
Hawerstoma
Hagerstown
Taral
Peiries
Tiece Merche
Heard
Witham
Emily Harris
van Uiett
Patricia
Wainglass
Ender
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