Castro Sails To Address UN Assembly Amid Tight Security
Fidel Castro spent about 36 hours under iron security before appearing at the United Nations to deliver his speech. A decoy motorcade preceded his car as he crossed to the east side, entering the UN site under a five-block police security perimeter. Anti Castro supporters were kept five blocks north, while Cuban backers gathered five blocks south, creating an eerily quiet plaza.
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Yugoslavia
Josip Broz Tito
Miss DeHart Dies in City
Miss Charlotte DeHart longtime Winchester educator died in the city at 73. She taught at Virginia Avenue Elementary for 21 years before retiring in 1970 and was known for her "human touch" with students and neighbors. The Star notes her service as a visiting teacher and beloved figure to many.
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Security tightens as Castro visits midtown mission
In New York a four block Frozen Zone surrounds a midtown mission where Fidel Castro meets officials amid heavy security. Police and Secret Service guard rooftops and entrances while around 30 anti Castro protesters clash with officers near the scene. An arrest and detentions occur as police intervene at the protest and at Bellevue for observation.
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Talmadge Runs Again for Senate Amid Denunciations
Washington AP reports former Senator Talmadge declares intent to serve again as senator from his state. Senate Majority Leader Byrd comments, while Democrats discuss disciplinary action over past conduct. The piece notes lingering support and party divisions as the issue unfolds.
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Carter wins House votes on oil price policy
The House backed keeping decontrolled crude oil at world levels by mid-1981 and rejected restoring price caps on heating oil and diesel, signaling support for Carter's energy program. Senate panel also backed a $20 billion synthetic fuels push, forming a new Energy Security Corporation.
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Battered Women’s Issue Highlighted in Frederick
Local coverage on domestic violence frequency and support efforts in Frederick. page 7 documents testimonies and area resources while page 13 outlines ongoing campaigns and future plans to assist victims.
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Impasse Hits Paychecks of Federal Workers Nationwide
Washington AP reports a pay raise deadlock for Congress has halted emergency funding, risking 1.3 million federal workers' pay and potentially 2 million military personnel if not resolved by Monday. A stopgap bill aims to avert total shutdown while abortion language and a cost of living boost for lawmakers linger.
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Steelworkers Ready to Negotiate After Court Upholds Union
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond upheld the National Labor Relations Board certification of the United Steelworkers of America as bargaining agent for 17,500 Newport News Shipbuilding workers. USWA officials plan a membership meeting and expect to sit at the bargaining table soon to negotiate a contract with the Virginia yard. The company had challenged the 1978 election that ousted Peninsula Shipbuilders Association amid fraud claims and sought Supreme Court review.
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Ambassador’s Son Slain in The Hague Amid Turmoil
In The Hague a gunman killed Achmed Benler, 28, son of Turkish ambassador Ozdemir Benler, on a central street. Police reported the shooter fired multiple rounds. a caller claimed the Justice Commandos Against Genocide of Armenians carried out the attack. The incident adds to sectarian violence linked to Turkey’s history and ongoing regional tensions.
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