Diplomat Seeks Truce In Angola
U S diplomat William E Schaufele Jr secretary of state's African affairs visits Senegal Gabon Ivory Coast Cameroon and Zaire aiming to rally support for a negotiated settlement and removal of outside forces from Angola amid regional power maneuvers and funding questions.
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Washington
U.S
Africa
Angola
State Department
William E. Schaufele Jr
Department
Schaufele
Henry A. Kissinger
Portugal
Senegal
Gabon
Ivory Coast
Cameroon
Zaire
Kissinger
United States
African Affairs
Organization of African Unity
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
Senate
Handley Hearing Set Tomorrow Over Readmission
A federal court will decide tomorrow whether two expelled Black students can return to Handley High School after a September racial disturbance. They, with five white peers, have attended Dowell J. Howard Vocational School under a court order. The class action alleges racial problems and names school officials as defendants. Judge James Turk will hear the readmission request at 9:30 a.m. in Harrisonburg. One defendant teacher James Dickson has resigned. no date set for the rest of the case.
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Star
Handley
Dowell J. Howard
U.S. District Court
James Turk
Pumps Flown to Indian Mine as 372 Feared Dead
U S supplied high capacity pumps to the flooded Chaswala colliery mine 160 miles NW of Calcutta after an explosion and flooding trapped miners. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said every effort would be made to rescue workers, though officials warned survival was unlikely as water filled the 1250 foot shaft.
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New Delhi
India
U.S
Chandrajit Yadav
Yadav
United States
Air India
Indira Gandhi
Chaswala
Calcutta
Mine Workers’ Union
Traffic toll falls short of holiday death forecast
The Christmas travel period ended with 367 traffic deaths by midnight Sunday, well under the National Safety Council's forecast of 440 to 500. The Associated Press began counting at 6 p.m. Wednesday across time zones.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Ford Defies Critics Amid Ski Retreat and White House Pressure
Gerald Ford, unbothered by a skeptical public image, asserts he will complete a full term. White House aides note the danger of an amiable bungler stereotype while press and media caricatures draw harsh attention to his perceived indecisiveness on taxes, budgets, NYC aid, energy, and labor issues.
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N.Y
Ford
Oval Office
White House
Johnny Carson
Herblock
Ron Nessen
Ness
New York City
Detente on shaky ground as 1975 election year begins
Washington reports detente with the Soviet Union is fragile amid political attacks and public skepticism. Reagan Wallace and Jackson challenge detente, citing Soviet actions in Angola Portugal and the Middle East. Kissinger shifts from optimism to caution while polls show broad but shallow support and confusion about detente and its benefits.
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N.Y
Ford
Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Moscow
Congress
United States
Soviet Union
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Camp David
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
Kissinger
Church Calls to Proceed With Intelligence Probes After Welch Death
Senator Frank Church of Idaho said the Welch killing must not stop congressional inquiries into U S intelligence activities. He defended keeping agent identities confidential to protect operatives and rejected claims by Mike Ackerman that Congress bears blame for the CIA officer’s murder in Greece.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Richard Welch
U.S
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Congress
Welch
Greece
Church
Mike Ackerman
Ackerman
Intelligence Committee
Fear at 32 000 Feet I Was in the Cockpit
A Capital Airways DC-10 charter from Honolulu to Chicago depressurized over Oakland. The plane descended to 16 000 feet and landed safely at O'Hare after 183 passengers completed the route. ten were treated for related symptoms and released. The pilot reportedly guided a passenger to find his mother as the incident unfolded.
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Chicago
Bobby Sullivan
Mequon
Wis
Honolulu
O’hare International
Oakland
Capital Airways International
San Francisco Bay Area
Duke Rose
Capital
Rose
Smyrna
Tenn
James Wood principal Gordon featured in profile
James C. Gordon, who retired in July as principal of James Wood High School, is the subject of a profile on the Area Page. Frederick and Warren Counties received low marks on air quality from a state monitoring agency. Scott Haack of Handley is highlighted on Page 14.
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Eneenee Gordon
James C. Gordon
James Wood High School
Frederick
Warren
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Philip Sharecoff
Leslie H. Gelb
Richard M. Nixon
Communist Party
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Inside Today
Haack
Scott Haack
Handley's
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