NAACP demands black newsman on debate panels
NAACP leaders urge the League of Women Voters to include minority journalists on presidential and vice presidential debate panels. Roy Wilkins says the omission is dismaying and demands immediate action, noting a Vel event on October 22 and a vice presidential debate on October 15.
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Civil Liberties union defends rights of Klan rally
The American Civil Liberties Union defends the Ku Klux Klan rights amid threats from Denver District Attorney Dale Tooley. Joy Tooley says free speech and assembly protect the group, while proponents note the KKK aims to organize among white residents and Colorado college campuses. Denver experts recall the KKK’s historical influence in the state.
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International group challenges US radioactivity protections
Friends of the Earth criticized the federal Energy Research and Development Agency for not acting after radioactive iodine was detected in milk near the northeast. The group urged farmers to store cattle and advised adults to avoid milk for a month. Leonard Solea advised pregnant women to avoid milk in the near term. David Skinner said the NY office contacted five congressmen seeking investigation. Other groups contacted additional representatives.
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Beirut clashes as peace talks loom amid heavy fighting
Reports say 80 more die in Beirut amid intensified assaults by Palestinian guerrillas and Israeli forces. Lebanese and Palestinian fighters clash near Shin, five miles south, with artillery and machine gun duels throughout the night. Hospitals report many casualties as delegates prepare for a three-side meeting in Latann to push a ceasefire and withdrawal conditions.
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Woman Maintains 55-Pound Loss Seven Years Later
Mrs. Mary Pittenger recounts shedding 55 pounds in four months through a 1000 calorie daily diet and steady effort. She says she has stayed thin for seven years and expects to keep it off for life, crediting the plan and regular practice.
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Ford offered cruise missile limits but Russia balked
President Ford was advised the United States could accept limits on strategic weapons but the exclusion of the cruise missile led to a Russian rejection. U.S. officials says Moscow insisted the Backfire bomber and cruise missiles be treated as part of any treaty, making an election-day accord unlikely. Negotiations stalled as both sides hardened positions over the cruise missiles and Backfires.
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American delegate strikes back at Panama canal row
At the United Nations American delegate rebuked Panamanian criticism of Ford Carter and Kissinger over the canal. Panamanian Foreign Minister Boyd cited alleged privilege in the canal zone and urged credibility in negotiations while U N deputy ambassador Bennett urged restraint. In Thailand, Tanin, a supreme court judge and political science professor, outlined plans to form a new cabinet within two weeks under military council rule as the country moves toward democracy under the monarchy.
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