Britain to Deport Former CIA Agent Agee
London government moves to expel former CIA officer Philip Agee for alleged attempts to obtain and publish information harmful to British security. Agee, 41, served nine years in the CIA and later wrote Inside the Company. He denies disseminating harmful material.
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Philip Agee
Britain
Mark Hosenball
London Evening Standard
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CIA
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Latin America
Cla
Setail
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Londeen
Home Office
Apee
Relatives of Dr Sam Sheppard sue over TV murder case
Five relatives of the late Dr Sam Sheppard sue NBC Metromedia and Universal City Studios for 18 million dollars over a tebecast about his murder case. The suit filed in Superior Court cites guilt or innocence as the focus and names Sheppard's son and two brothers.
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San Diego
Sam Sheppard
NBC
Metromedia
Universal City Studios
Superior
Sheppard
Sam
Stephen
Richard
Hay Village
Ohio
Marilyn
Mother dies before failed son can visit
ALAMEDA CALIF. AP A mother died before her son could be released from a Mexico City prison for a visit. Frabel Millard's husband and other children were with her when she died at Alameda County Hospital. Officials sought approval from Mexican authorities and President Ford to grant a brief parole for Phil Millard to see his mother.
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Millard
Bill
Phil
Brown
Bill Millard
Bronfman heir testifies in 1975 kidnapping case in New York
Samuel Bronfman Jr. testifies at the State Supreme Court trial of Mel Lynch and Dominic Byrne denying involvement in a staged ransom. Lynch, 38, claims Bronfman orchestrated the plot to extort Edgar Bronfman, Seagram CEO, while Byrne says he was coerced. Bronfman says the abduction was a deadly serious kidnapping for ransom.
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N.Y
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Bronfman
State Supreme Court
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Dominic Byrne
Lynch
Edgar Bronfman
Seagram
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Byrne
Ranson
Brooklyn
Carter to Meet Congress Leaders on Transition Plans
Democratic congress leaders and Carter officials meet at Sen. Herman Talmadge's farm to map how the incoming president will work with the House and Senate. The talks cover unemployment and the economy as Mondale stresses a respectful cooperative relationship.
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Plain
Carter
Congress
Berman Talmadge
Dgn
Lovejoy
Atlanta
Thomas P.O’ Neil
Georgia
Rex Granum
Graham
U S spies report Soviet arms flowing to Rhodesian rebels
U S intelligence sources say Moscow increasing military aid to Rhodesian guerrillas. A Russian ship unloaded armored vehicles and ammunition in Tanzania, a relay point for arms bound for Mozambique and Rhodesia. Geneva talks on black majority rule face splits among factions as Cuba and Angola combatants remain active.
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Fomssia
Geneva
U.S
Tanzania
Socther
Mozambique
Ahodesia
Hyndesia
Russia
U. S
Angola
Fidel Castro
Havana
Africa
Castro
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Brezhnev Pledges Yugoslav Independence In Talks With Tito
Soviet leader Brezhnev pledged noninterference in Yugoslav affairs after talks with President Tito at the Wilje Palace. A joint communique was signed and Brezhnev defended Soviet Yugoslav friendship while denying Western meddling and warning against anti Soviet rumors.
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Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Tito
Brezhnev
Wilte Palace
Soft
Stane Dolanc
Yugoslav Communist Party
Brezhrev
Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union
Separatists seek to calm Canadians after Quebec vote
Quebec Premier-elect Merre Levesque of the Parti Quebecois acknowledged broad support for independence but said it requires general consensus and would include a referendum within two years. The PQ won 69 of 110 seats while separatist parties claimed 59 percent of the vote. Trudeau and other premiers urged calm and unity, with finance concerns and regional talks continuing. In Maryland, 504 won the Numbers Gate Daily drawing.
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LAP
Quebec
Merre Levesque
Parti Quebecois
Levesque
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal
Seagrams
Charles Bronfman
Ahreat
Movels Company
Montreal Expos
Pierre Eliott Trudeau
Canada
Hazen Argue
Saskatchewan
Alex Campbell
Prince Edward Island
Ontario
Walliam Davis
Richard Hatfield
New Brunswick
Trademan
Tokyo Rose seeks presidential pardon for treason conviction
Los Angeles born broadcaster Tova Toguri D Aquin, known as Tokyo Rose, led a pardon bid at a news conference in San Francisco. Supported by the Japanese American Citizens League, the case cites believed wrongful conviction for wartime broadcasts and seeks restoration of citizenship and exoneration after decades.
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Tva Toguri D' Aquinn
Don Hayashi
Japanese American Citizens League
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Toguri
Japan
Radio Tokyo
Tokyo
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