Gromyko Urges End to Nuclear Weapons Talks at U N
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko calls for a halt to all nuclear weapons production and urges the five nuclear powers to begin talks toward complete destruction of stockpiles during a U N General Assembly disarmament session. Babette Rosmond debuted at nineteen in The New Yorker and now pens Monarch a novel about the magazine world. Carol Burnett to star in Friendly Fire a Vietnam era film about a farm family and national conflict. Nell Carter a Tony Favorite for Ain't Misbehavin is tipped for June 4 Outstanding Performance award.
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U.N. General Assembly
Richard Market
Carol Burnett
Iowa
Vietnam
Nell Carter
UPI
Port Authority bus terminal gunman shoots officer and bystanders
A barefoot suspect wounded two commuters and shot a Port Authority officer with his own gun at New York City's Port Authority Bus Terminal during morning rush. The gunman, Nemiah Huger, 25, was killed by another officer. Officer Henry J. Koebel Jr., 27, died after being pistol whipped. Commuters Emma Rachko and Thomas Langan were wounded and listed in satisfactory condition.
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Columbus pistol links multiple central Ohio killings
Police say a single .22 caliber pistol used in two Columbus home deaths is the same weapon used in last month’s killings of bar owner Mickey McCann his mother Dorothy Marie and his girlfriend Christene Herdman. The same gun also tied to a farmer’s death in Licking County and a nightwatchman in Fairfield County.
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Martha
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Dorothy Marie
Christene Herdman
McCann
Licking County
Jenkins Jones
Granville
Gerald Fields
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Pickerington
Fairfield County
Sam
Dan Berry
Lancaster
McCanns
Halfway homes inadequate says Pepper in hearings
Rep. Claude Pepper cites a major scandal as state hospitals discharge thousands of mental patients to federally supported boarding homes with inadequate services. He warns many are placed in unlicensed, slum housing like old hotels and boarding homes with minimal supervision and care.
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UPI
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FDA OKs CPD Adenine Preservative Extends Blood Shelf Life
The U S government approved a new blood preservative CPD adenine allowing donation blood to be stored up to 35 days, up from 21. Fenwal Co a division of Travenol Laboratories will begin distribution this summer. The FDA cites better red cell preservation and reduced waste during holidays.
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UPI
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FDA
Bureau of Biologics
Oil and auto imports rise in April trade deficit record
The United States posted a $2.86 billion April trade deficit, its 23rd consecutive monthly shortfall, as oil and automobile imports rose while exports reached a record $11.6 billion. January–April deficit totaled $12.53 billion, with projections mounting.
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Funay
Commerce Department
Trade Deficit Dulls Strong Export Month Lead by Food and Machinery
A sizable trade deficit muted the month’s record exports, with gains centered on food aircraft and heavy machinery while consumer electronics such as televisions telephones radios and related goods lagged.
Mitchell back in prison
Former Attorney General John Mitchell, freed on a five month medical furlough, returned to federal prison at Maxwell Air Force Base to resume his one to four year Watergate sentence. The time on furlough counts as time served and parole eligibility is set for June 21 with possible interview after July 5.
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Brooke admits mistakes in loan disclosure during ethics talk
UPI Boston Senator Edward Brooke acknowledged misstatements and a mistake about personal loans totaling about 49 000 dollars from A Raymond Tye amid a bitter divorce. He said he owes far less than claimed and asked voters to forgive him. The disclosure may raise ethics or legal questions under state and federal law.
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Boston
UPI
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Boston Globe
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Soviet Gromyko Visits as SALT Talks Open in Washington
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrives in Washington to meet President Carter and Cyrus Vance as U S officials push for a new strategic arms treaty. He unveils a seven point plan at the U N while pledging a soft tone before talks with Mondale and Carter. NATO debates a long range defense plan with France opting out of military planning but participating in other studies.
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UPI
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Washington
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Teen arrested in sniping case near Philadelphia school bus
Philadelphia police arrest 15 year old George Hodge in the May 19 bus shooting that wounded eight children. Investigators recovered multiple firearms and ammunitions. ballistics pending as charges to be filed. The bus was on the Schuylkill Expressway near Downingtown Junior High after a zoo trip.
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Schuylkill Expressway
Philadelphia Zoo
No Widespread Nazi Conspiracy Found in U.S. War Crimes Hunt
Government investigators reported no evidence of a broad conspiracy within federal agencies to halt manhunts for Nazi war criminals living in the United States. The GAO noted possible isolated obstructive acts, hindered by time and limited records access, after reviewing 94 case files. Two individuals were expelled. others faced prosecutions or remained in the U.S.
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