Carter Denounces Jackson on Unemployment Cause
Former Georgia governor Jimmy Carter rejects Sen. Henry M. Jacksons claim that Pennsylvania unemployment stems from southern wages and right to work laws. He calls the assertion absolutely ridiculous during ABC TV interview on Issues and Answers.
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Rain Helps to Subdue Forest Fires Across Several States
Rain and cooling weather helped reduce fire danger as interregional forest crews from Texas, Louisiana, Minnesota and nearby states demobilize after aiding Virginia and West Virginia amid last week’s fires. Officials noted some spots remain critical but the edge is being taken off and mop up continues.
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Nyerere Rebukes Kissinger Over Rhodesia War Stance
Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere met with Secretary of State Kissinger and stated the war had started for black majority rule in Rhodesia. He questioned U.S. support and urged full backing of black liberationists while noting limits on American arms. Kissinger reiterated no military aid to nationalist movements.
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Lebanon braces for presidential vote as violence rages
Beirut and border towns endure street battles and artillery as Lebanon readies a May 4 presidential election to replace Suleiman Franjieh. Syrian influence grows with calls for military intervention while Moslems demand power sharing and Christian leaders prepare a separate government in north Beirut.
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Coalition Seen Inevitable In Portugal
In Portugal's first free parliamentary vote in 50 years the Socialist Party led with 35.07 percent as 92 percent of ballots were counted. The centrist Popular Democrats trailed with 24.04 percent while the Communists rose to 14.54 percent and the Social Democratic Center gained to 15.83 percent. Final results awaited. Soares rejected center right coalition overtures.
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Outbreak of Another Type Flu Predicted by Michigan Scientist
Dr. Fred M. Davenport of the University of Michigan warns a big influenza B outbreak is likely next winter, following the swine flu scare. He urges combining B shot with swine flu and A Victoria vaccines for high risk, noting B vaccine not in mass programs.
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Hiking with 4-Hers on Massanuttem Mountain
Warren County’s Warren reporter joins a group of four H-ers for a hike up Massanuttem Mountain in today's Wire from Warren feature. A separate Virginia State event sees hundreds of contestants race canoes on the water.
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