Carter fires up Virginia campaign for Howell in three-city swing
President Carter tours Roanoke Norfolk and Williamsburg to back Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Henry Howell against Republican John Dalton. The trip aims to swing moderates and conservatives, with Howell seeking to solidify support in Dalton strongholds like Roanoke and Norfolk.
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Carter
Virginia
Roanoke
Norfolk
Williamsburg
Henry Howell
John Dalton
Howell
Mills Godwin
Dalton
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Williamsburg Convention Center
Colonial City
Congressional Black Caucus
Newark
Trenton
New Jersey
Brendan T. Byrne
New York
Ron
Bart
Radford
Arter
Diodwin
Gerald R. Ford
North Miami Beach Lifts Water Ban After Contamination
North Miami Beach declares water safe after a two day ban for pesticide contamination. Authorities suspect deliberate sabotage and seek a suspect, as city workers flush the 70000 residents served system amid tanker water supply and public panic.
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North Miami Beach
Fla
Air Force
Walter Pesetsky
Bank robbery foiled outside Nice bank
Police halted an attempted heist at a Societe Generale branch in Nice arresting seven men near the bank. Investigators found hydraulic jacks acetylene torches and drills as officers recovered three fleeing suspects after a short chase. Four surrender immediately and none carried weapons. The gang aimed to seize contents of 130 safe deposit boxes.
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Nice
France
Societe Generale
Albert Spuggiari
Riot police arrest 100 blacks in Soweto disturbance
Police in Soweto arrest nearly 100 Black mourners after a confrontation outside a hall where buses for Steve Biko’s funeral were to load. Officers fired over mourners as crowds swarmed police vehicles amid a tense standoff following a road board’s refusal to issue bus permits to Black-owned companies. King William’s Town funeral plans drew 20 000 mourners expected at a 2 p.m. service.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Soweto
Steve Biko
Manasseh Moerane
Road Transportation Board
Biko
King William's
King Williams Town
Pretoria
Sextuplets Do Well After Newborn Jaundice Treatment
In Leiden Netherlands AP hospital officials report the day old Dutch sextuplets two boys and four girls are progressing well after treatment for neonatal jaundice. The therapy used a beam of white light and has been discontinued. Continuous care continues for the infants and their mother Cortie Nilssen.
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Leiden
The
Netherlands
University Hospital
Sumlay
Cortie Nilssen
Maryland and Pennsylvania Numbers Game results and notes
The text reports daily lottery results from Maryland and Pennsylvania with numbers drawn 191 and 1 28 respectively. It also includes scattered items about music events in Baltimore and Pittsburgh and mentions a lottery roundup by Edw Parvell Ruiter and local club notes.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pittsburgh
Blacks win White House outreach as Carter and Mondale meet black leaders
President Carter and Vice President Mondale schedule talks with a large group of black leaders in Washington. The meeting, tied to Congressional Black Caucus weekend events, aims to address alleged neglect of black concerns after months of black criticism and public disputes with the administration.
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Washington
Carter
Walter Mondale
Weir
Congressional Black Caves
House of Representatives
Mondale
Virginia
Henry Howell
National Urban League
Vernon Jordan
Carter seeks broad tour to bolster ties with allies
President Carter will undertake an eight nation, four continent trip starting November 22. Destinations include Caracas Lagos New Delhi Tehran Brasilia Paris and Brussels with return December 2. Officials say the visit aims to improve relations with developing countries and reinforce alliances despite domestic pressures.
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Tooduled
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Richard M. Nixon
China
Soviet Union
Sd Ston
Bert Lance
Ody Powell
Powell
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Brazil
U.S
John Crim Mins
Paris
Rosalynn
Caracas
Venézuela
Brasilia
Lagos
Nigeria
New Delhi
India
Tehran
Iran
France
Poland
Belgium
White House
Black Africa
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Liberia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Uruguay
Latin America
Africa
London
Ifip
Genova
Progress in arms talks heads for New York meeting
Secretary Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko reported closer positions after seven hours at the White House and State Department. President Carter joined the session as talks proceed toward a new arms limitation agreement before the October 2 expiration of the 1972 SALT treaty. Vance later sent a non binding pledge to abide by the expiring accord if the Soviets exercise restraint.
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Washington
Cyrus BR. Vance
Andreî Gromyko
Sre
New York
Gromyko
White House
State Department
Carter
Vance
Gromyka
Daily Mahl Newspaper Notice Fragment
Fragmented OCR text shows a daily newspaper with incomplete address details and pricing for subscriptions and republication rights. It references The Associated Press distribution and various dates, but essential facts are obscured by garbled words and missing sections.
Former prime minister to lecture in Florida
Sir Harold Wilson former British prime minister will give a lecture at Florida State University on European Communism Threat a Asset next month. The report notes Wilson’s long career including tenure as prime minister and opposition leader and mentions his marriage to Antony winner and current roles. The piece also references royal family details surrounding Princess Anne and Prince Charles.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Harold Wilson
Florida State University
Wilson
Det
J. Wilson
Beltain
Groucho Mars will enters probate with executor named
Superior Court approved admission of Groucho Mars will as claimants face no opposition. Bank of America named executor as most of the comedian's 2 million estate goes to three children and 195000 to Erin Fleming his long time companion and business manager.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Grouchd Mars
Superior Court
Edward Raledie
Bank of America
Erin Fleming
Invatity Niew
Groucho
Misa Fleming
Mina Fleming Salt
Princess Anne Relocates to Buckingham Palace
Princess Anne moves to Buckingham Palace to be closer to Queen Elizabeth II as preparations surround the birth of her first child. The move signals a shift in royal duties and near family support during the royal birth.
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Mark Phillips
Buckingham Palace
Anne
Queen Elizabeth
London
Prince Charles
Anedrew
Edward
Clarence House
Sandhurst
Phillips
Royal Mailitary Academy
Defense Ministry
Princess Anne
Lance visits hospitalized father after resignation
Bert Lance traveled from Calhoun to Rome with his son to Floyd County Hospital where his 41 year old father Teoma J Lafice is convalescing from a fall that reportedly broke his hip. A hospital spokesman said Lance planned to fly to Washington to clear his office desk.
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Rome
Bert Lance
Mace
Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Calhoun
Davi
Floyd County Hospital
Ore
Teoma J. Lafice
Washington
Jerry Lee Lewis Indicted on DUI Charge in Memphis
Entertainer Jerry Lee Lewis was indicted by a Shelby County Grand Jury on a charge of driving while under the influence of drugs. The 40 year old was arrested June 22 in Cobberville and released on a $300 bond after posting it. police would not discuss the arrest.
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Memphis
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