Sayers song and senate page featured in Montgomery paper
A Sunday issue highlights GALE SAYERS singing for fellow man during a Montgomery visit as featured in an interview on Page 5. Also noted are Senate page Sara Levy on Page 60 and President Ford promising to release most of the Rockefeller Commission CIA report. An abbreviated look at local events includes Goshen therapy program beneficiaries and Class B baseball finals set for Tuesday.
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Gale Sayers
Montgomery
Chris Farlekas
Washington
Sara Levy
U.S. Senate
Ford
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
Dougie
Jimmie
Kevin
Keith
Cerebral Palsy Center
Fletcher Street
Goshen
Warwick
Cornwall
Polynesian Diakan sinks off Mexican coast during tow
The Greek freighter Polynesian Diakan sank in the Pacific off the Mexican coast after its tug Pacific Gemini cut tow lines at 9 42 a m. The 32 crew fled in lifeboats as hurricane Agatha churned 10 foot seas and water entered the ship.
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Long Beach
UPI
Pacific
Coast Guard
San Clemente Island
San Diego
Million-Plant Marijuana Farm Found in Cali Valley
Colombian troops uncovered a 20 mile marijuana plantation in a hidden Cali valley containing about one million plants. A 500 man battalion would need over a month to harvest it all and authorities consider firebombing from helicopters. About 40 local peasants were arrested and paid about $1 a day to cultivate the crop.
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Cali
Colombia
Guerrillas Enter Santo Domingo From Cuba
In Santo Domingo and other cities police and troops hunted a guerrilla group believed to have crossed from Cuba. An armed forces spokesman tentatively named the guerrilla leader as Claudio Camano Grullon, a former police captain and nephew of Col. Francisco Camano Deno. About 250 people were arrested in the past two days across the country.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
Cuba
Claudio Camano Grullon
Francisco Camano Deno
Hispaniola
Haiti
Ford Aides, Kissinger Lead Campaign Style Handshakes
Secretary of State Kissinger works the crowd on travels as much as President Ford, drawing jokes about campaigning in New Hampshire. Kissinger and aides contend openness contrasts with Nixon era privacy, while a dog gift from Nancy Kissinger amuses the group. New York City's bid for federal aid shocks Ford.
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White House
Washington
UPS
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
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Henry
New Hampshire
Vatican
Ron Nessen
Sheila Weidenfeld
Pope Paul VI
Holy See
Nixon
New York
Hugh Carey
New York City
Carey
Abe Beame
New York State
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