Military coup ousts Thai prime minister and seizes power
In Bangkok the Revolutionary Committee, backed by the armed forces and civilians, declared Thailand’s year-old government under Prime Minister Tanin Kraivixlen dissolved. Martial law to be retained, constitution abolished, and a new leadership to be headed by Defense Minister Sangad Chaloryoo. Cabinet and national assembly dissolved amid high military alert and talks of reshuffle.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Revolutionary Committee
Tanin Kraivixlen
Madio Thailand
Tanin
Sangad Chaloryoo
Tabin
National Assembly
Martial Aw
Taiin
Wage bill nears final vote in Congress
The wage bill would raise the national minimum wage by 1981, with incremental steps to 3.38 per hour. House and Senate conferees moved toward final passage amid minor disputes over small business exemptions and a Texas congressman’s opposition. The plan would affect about five million workers. the Senate also approved extending retirement age for private workers to 65.
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Carter
House
Texas
House Senate Conference Committee
Jo. Pickle
Dtex
Pickle
Senate
Ile Senate
Community events and meetings listed in local notices
Readable fragments show church social night at St. Joana LCC in Clear Spring MD, admissions listed. Nomination and discernment meeting at South Mountain Rod and Gun Club in Clear Spring, with election following. Mazka urade and planned target shooting event at American Rod and Gun Club, details include prizes and equipment constraints.
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Turkey
Suppar
St. Joana
LCC
Clear Chewsville
Spring, Md
So. Mt
Legion Sal
Mazquerade Dunce
Fri
Oeb
Col. Ven
Rod & Gun Club
Ady
Slow growth spurs tax cut push in coming year
Washington economists say the economy grew 2.8 percent in the July-September quarter, far below the 4 percent target to absorb new workers. Officials including Commerce Secretary Kreps urge tax reductions next year to stimulate demand while assessing long term trends. Slower consumer spending, notably on autos, and a cooling inflation rate are noted alongside steady housing starts and permits. Crisis era debate continues over timing and scope of tax relief and rebates.
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Gregory Wokes
Proge Witter
Washington
Commerce Department
E Commerce
Juanita M. Kreps
Coniucrey Department
Courtefiay
M. Slater
Ted
Treasury
Michael W. Blumenthal
American Banker's Association
Houston
Kreps
Blimenthat
Bluchentahl
Carter
Commerce , Department
Slater
Roth
South Korea accused of trying to buy U.S. lawmakers
Witnesses testified that envelopes with cash and other incentives were used to influence American congressmen and that the KCIA directed the operation. Park Chung Hee’s government and a rice broker faced corruption allegations, with Seoul informed of probes and Park cited in the reported schemes.
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Jim Adams
Washington
Congress
Park Chung Hee
House Ethics Committee
Special Committee
Leon Jaworski
Cati ReSsmien
Jaworski
Tongsut Park
Seoul
Taney
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
Kim Sang Kean
KCIA
Kim Sail
Thg
Park
Kim
RCIA
Alm
FBI Chief, Mayor Clash Over 1967 Riots Probe
FBI denies charges that it spurred the 1967 riots in which 26 people died. Mayor Kenneth Gibson asked Congress to investigate the allegations raised by Sol Chaneles, a Rodgers University professor and consultant to a Civil Disorders commission. Chaneles claims the events were engineered to deter unrest among oppressed minorities. The riots ran from July 12 to July 17.
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Gewank
Kenneth Gibson
FBI
Gibson
Sol Chaneles
Rodgers University
Chaneles
Fragmentary Notice of Postal and Publishing Details
Fragmented OCR text mentions telephone contact, memorial dates, addresses in Hagerstown, and postal charges. It references The Associated Press, carrier, and monthly rates, but details are garbled, yielding fragmented publication and distribution notes without a clear event or outcome.
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Sendag
New
Thais Sananl Ave
Hagerstown
Hagerstaan
Associated Press
al Gems Dispatches
Mandel's prosecutor resigns after Mandel trial
Baltimore AP Jervis Finney Maryland's top federal prosecutor during Gov. Mandel's trial announced his resignation effective Jan. 31. He was appointed by Ford in 1975 and led the office through the political corruption probe that resulted in convictions of Spiro Agnew and other officials. Finney cited it is time to be gracious and noted uncertainty over his successor.
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Baltimore
Jervis
Finney
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Loday
U.S
Larter
Ford
George Heall
Man
Get
Spiro T. Agnew
Joseph” Alton
Dale Anderson
Bemcerat
Ihe White House
Pinney
Carter
Her, Grimes
Humorous HEW Prank Sparks South Marriage Row
AP report from Atlanta describes Brennan Thomas of HEW on a radio show claiming all marriages in the South since 1967 were invalid. The joke caused hysteria with dozens of calls, a disclaimer noting the program as a spoof, and confusion over HEW controlling marriage licenses.
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Atlanta
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Brennan Thomas
HEW
Allan
WANG
Brennan
South
Joe Juska
HEW Information Center
Poreh
Ladiow Porch
Maryland and Pennsylvania lottery numbers recap
Maryland numbers drawn Wednesday night included 1805 for the 50 cent and 71 for the daily numbers game, with four digit and three digit results noted amid confusion. In Pennsylvania, Wednesday night lays out the Pip 3, 4, and Baker Dora games with various three and two digit outcomes across the state.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Lenighton
Pennsylvania
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