A Navy Prophet In White House From A to Izzard
President Ford’s New Orleans sea power speech praised the Marine Corps while warning on defense cuts and praising the navy. He warned about Soviet naval strength, citing global deployments and patrols near Hawaii and in the Gulf. The piece links his prophetic remarks to ongoing Mayaguez events and broader defense questions.
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Navy League
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Senate Votes to Lift Embargo on Turkish Military Aid
The Senate approved a 42 to 39 vote lifting the embargo on U S military aid to Turkey in a move aimed at easing the Greece Turkey Cyprus dispute and strengthening Kissinger's bargaining position before meetings with Turkish and Greek leaders. A House action follows as part of a broader push ahead of the NATO summit. A separate AP report notes a $32 billion weapons bill headed to the House amid criticism over limited cuts after Vietnam Cambodia and the Mayaguez incident.
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Mayaguez
Bus collision Hospitalizes 19 in Texas
A Continental Trailways bus and a small car collided on Interstate 20 near Liberty City Texas. Four passengers were seriously injured while the rest ranged from fair to satisfactory condition. The bus carried 48 people with 44 rushed to area hospitals. Patricia Mason 27 of Kilgor driver of the sports car was seriously hurt and her 4 year old daughter was in good condition.
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Kissinger Warns Gromyko on Indochina After Talks
In Vienna Kissinger cautioned Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko not to exploit perceived American weakness after South Vietnam’s collapse. The two diplomats opened talks focused on arms control but discussed Indochina at length in a private 75 minute session.
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Communists seize Lisbon daily Repub lica amid coalition crisis
In Lisbon the Communist printers seized control of the Socialist newspaper Republica prompting Socialist leader Mario Soares to urge army officers to remove them. Thousands protested in rain as paratroopers blocked entry and the Socialists threatened to quit the military civilian cabinet if control wasn’t restored.
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FEA Moves Ahead On Ford Oil Price Decontrol Plan
The Federal Energy Administration plans a two year phaseout of oil price controls under President Ford as Congress stalls. FEA administrator Frank Zarb cites urgent need to act while awaiting a broader energy program. Public comments are reviewed and a recommendation could come swiftly once decontrol takes effect. House Democrats may block the move with a resolution, while a separate energy tax bill awaits action.
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al Ullman
D-Ore
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Ford to veto compromise strip mining bill
President Ford plans veto of the compromise strip mining bill, arguing it would lower coal output raise unemployment by about 36 000 jobs in the first year raise oil imports and energy costs. Energy official Frank Zarb said the veto message is under study and will be delivered by Tuesday midnight. Rep. Morris Udall criticized the veto as outrageous.
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North Korea Claims U.S. Intends Nuclear Strike in Korea
North Korea charged that the United States views South Korea as a forward defense area and would use nuclear weapons if needed. A KCNA broadcast quoted U.S. officials pledging continued military support and possible all out intervention. State Department dismissed the charge as nonsense.
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Amarillo Man Dies In Dumpster Accident
An Amarillo man, Danney Gene Luke, 13, of 2503 S. Pierce, died after a dumpster pinned him against a trash truck. Wheeler police said he suffered internal injuries from the 4 p.m. incident. Police Chief Keith Miller confirmed Luke was employed at the scene.
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Weather outlook warm with highs in the upper 80s
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through Wednesday with continued warm temperatures. Tonight’s lows near 50 with southwesterly winds 14 to 24 mph and gusts.
Share the Ride campaign wins national magazine award
Amarillo Globe-News promoted energy conservation and car pooling through its Share the Ride program. The effort earned Editor & Publisher’s Excellence in Public Relations and Community Development for 1974, citing community impact and broad participation by local groups.
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