Ford pushing for black rule in Rhodesia
The Ford administration moves to prod Rhodesian President Smith toward talks on a peaceful transfer to black majority rule. U.S. officials seek negotiations through African and European intermediaries while warning South Africa and Rhodesia against defiant actions and sanctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford Administration
Tan Smith
Fort
White House
Chrome
Rhodesia
United Nations
Africa
Sen. Dubo Y. Twomey
Dcalif
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Smith
U.S
Ford
Sailth
William E. Schaufebe
Joan, Vorster
South Africa
Vursier
Surgeon charged in Dr X case murders in New Jersey
A northern New Jersey surgeon, Dr Main Jascalevich, is charged with murder in the long running Dr X case tied to the Riverton Hospital deaths of five patients from 1965 to 1966. Investigators found traces of curare in exhumed remains as prosecutors pursue a high profile trial.
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Peter
Kalden Associated Prep
Witter Hackensack
Dr. X
New Jersey
Main Jascalevich
Superior Court
Theodore Trautwein
Jascalevich
Dens
Englewood Cliffs
Christ Hospital
Jersey City
Carl Rohrbeck
Nancy Saying
Margaret Pearson
Frank Biggs
Emma M. Ard
Rivertoil Hospital
Oradell
Tate
Hergen County
Joseph C. Woodcoth
Woodcork
Corare Wis
Wagdcock
Woodcock
Woorlenck
Ann Arebor
Mich
Jasenleinen
Board of Medical
Rawin Alana
Wold
Dasealevich
Lottery Roundup From Baltimore To Bedford Pa
Lottery roundup lists winning numbers across several games including state draws in Baltimore and Bedford Pennsylvania. The report mentions numbers for three digit five digit and six digit categories with bonuses and multiple game titles.
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Baltimore
Werders- Gay
MaAbylood
Bedford
Dhig Weed
Senate agrees on gradual natural gas price compromise
Senate Commerce Committee backs a middle ground to ease price controls on natural gas. The plan raises limits for new onshore gas to 1.08 per 1000 cubic feet and offshore to 0.95 per 1000, with inflation-based hikes. Old gas remains capped. intrastate sales stay unregulated.
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Wasea Naton
Senate
Congress
Lnter
Howse
Senate Commerce Cammittes
Warren Magnuson
F. Hollings
Hollings
West Bank clashes and protests intensify amid Israeli actions
In the West Bank three Palestinians were killed over three days as Israeli forces moved against protests. Riots spread to Ramallah Birah and Baluta with curfews in place. sixteen Arabs have died since February. At Hebrew University clashes erupted between right wing Jewish students led by Rabbi Meir Kahane and Arab students, with injuries reported. A UN Palestinian Rights Committee backed a plan for a Palestinian state by 1977, a move Israel condemned as UN interference.
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Jerusalem
API
West Bank
Israneli
Anl
Radio Israel
Rasen Tahboub
Wiles
A Shas
Ramallah
Baluta
Hebrew University
Hedarah Hospital
Meir Kahane
Israel
Kahane
Jewish Defense League
Oliseials
East Jerusalem
Jenin
Jordan
United Nations
New York
U.N. Palestinian Rights Committee
Bank
Gaga Strip
Local Merch Price Note Amid Holiday Season
A jagged fragment shows price references and holiday mentions including New Year and Labor Day. The text references a $1.79 item price and a 98.08 figure, with garbled branding and unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mua Coe Roach
Court clears Concorde for American flights
A federal appeals court upholds Transportation Secretary Coleman’s order allowing limited Concorde service into two U.S. airports for up to 16 months. Air France and British Airways plan two daily flights into JFK and one into Dulles, despite Kennedy and New York Port Authority bans. Environmental groups may seek full appeals review but flights are set to begin Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
Paris
Concorde
Te Port Authority
New York-New Jersey
John F. Kennedy
Tne
William T. Coleman Jr
Air France
British Airways
U.S
Narkids
Usecourt
Coleman
Dulles International Airport
Environmental Defense Fury
Fied O
Dukes
New York
Port Authority
Fairfax County
Linlles
En Finance
Dulles ii
Sail
Fairfax
Lovskan Counties
Dulles
Nassau County
Aly
Kennedy
Aviation Consumer Action Project
Ralph Nader Group
New look for Ida Hays in reconstructive surgery
Ida Hays underwent major facial reconstruction at New York University Hospital to move her eyes closer together and resize her nose and jaw. Surgeons led by John Marquis Converse described the operation as highly complex, with recovery expected in days. Her hometown La Grande Oregon raised funds, and support came from the University of Oregon Health Science Center.
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New York
Ida Hays
Zeta
Ida
John Marquis Converse
Institute For Reconstructive Plastic Surgery
New York University Hospital
la Grande
Ore
Converse
Tda
University of Oregon Health Science Center
Hu Tays
Doctor given probation after stitched youth injury
In Montgomery Alabama Dr Bobby Merkle white doctor received a one year probation and censure from the state Board of Medical Examiners for alleged professional misconduct involving stitches removed from a black youth who could not pay a $25 bill. Merkle may keep his license but must appear before the board quarterly during probation.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Board of Medical Examiners
Bobby Morkle
Unterform
Bert Bank
Tuscalona
Senate Health Committees
Merkle
Cee Unie
Alabama
Thea
Melvin Armstrong
Bathdo
Armstrong
New Orleans Museum Secures Portraits At Exhibit
In New Orleans the museum announced the acquisition of portraits tied to Tet era art. The exhibit features historical works reflecting the period and will be displayed in the gallery set to open next month.
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New Orleans
Armesat Tisk
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R-Okla
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Albwhite Fury
Armistcomg Family
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Caden
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