Monday Morning Miscellany and State News Snips
Variable cloudiness today and tomorrow with little temperature change. Highs in the mid-50s to low 60s, lows around the 40s, light winds 10 to 20 mph. Filings note Lockheed president Kotchian visiting Rome to discuss payments tied to aircraft sales. Page 7. Unemployment efforts face disarray on Capitol Hill. Page 2. Ehrlichman alleges biased Washington trial. About 500 city workers disrupt World Cup Tennis. police union threat to arrest players fizzles. Kissinger near resignation last December before urging from the President. Time Magazine notes on Page 2. Rumsfeld warns against scrapping the B1 bomber. Cyprus peace outlook discussed in congressional debate.
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Tito and Castro meet on Adriatic isle amid Angola victory
World leaders Josip Tito and Fidel Castro convene on a small Adriatic island to hail the Marxist victory in Angola while refraining from a full endorsement of Cuba's direct intervention. Both leaders discuss regional implications and future cooperation.
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Wright Patman dies at 82 dean of the House
Rep Wright Patman Democrat Texas longtime Banking Committee chair died after a two week illness. He announced he would not seek reelection in 1976 and a special election will fill the remainder of his term. Patman had been the dean of the House by length of service and chaired the Bank committee for 12 years.
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Fremont Plans for Bicentennial Grove in Central Park
Representatives of Fremont's City Beautiful Committee plant the first of a hoped 200almus trees in Central Park. Donated by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cuenca, the grove fundraiser seeks club and organization donations. Meantime, a separate obituary notes PST’s death after pneumonia at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Survivors include wife Pauline Tucker Patman, three sons including Sen. Willian Patman, and others. Leaders praised Wright Patman for his long service and impact, with remarks from Speaker Carl Albert and President Ford.
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Israel protests arms sale plan sparks regional tension
In Jerusalem a government communique says Israel urges U S Secretary Kissinger to block a planned arms sale to Egypt and warns the move could escalate the Middle East arms race. Israeli,JERUSALEM and Rabin briefed cabinet amid reports on six C 130 Hercules planes and other weapons.
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Lightning strikes Saint statue near St Peters Colonnade
A lightning bolt struck a statue in St. Peter's Square during a weekend thunderstorm, knocking off an arm of the statue and chipping marble from the adjacent papal coat of arms. Firefighters retrieved falling debris as the square stood deserted.
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U.S., Saudis map oil takeover at Aramco talks
Top officials from four U.S. partners in Aramco met Saudi oil minister Yamani to discuss final terms for the takeover of Aramco. Security was extreme at the Bay Point resort near Panama City as negotiations stretched into a multi day session with reports of a possible signing.
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Ugly love and vanity haunt an aging mother model
Gloria, in her early forties and a San Lorenm mother of three, explains lifelong feelings of ugliness. She recalls her poor self image despite a daughter who is a model, and narrates failed marriages begun at fourteen. She describes constant self-scrutiny, cosmetic fixes, and a belief that inner beauty matters more than appearance, while acknowledging how social norms reinforce ugliness as a fate.
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