Ford and Rabin Meet at White House Seek Middle East Steps
President Ford and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin met in the Oval Office for talks framed as a step toward a peace process with Egypt. The discussions, backed by Kissinger and Sisco, followed Rabin's pledge at Andrews Air Force Base to pursue peace and included plans for further sessions and related meetings with U.S. and Israeli officials.
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Ford
Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
Oval Office
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Joseph Sisco
Simcha Dinitz
Kissinger
Andrews Air Force Base
Andrews
Middle East
James R. Schlesinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House International Relations Committee
Israel
Suez Canal
U.S
Anwar Sadat
Sinai
Henry Kissinger
Andrews Afb
OakPark Mall Job Openings Announced by Manager
OakPark Mall manager Richard Avirett says Minnesota Department of Employment Services will handle applications at the mall. Applications accepted at the construction trailer on NW 18th Ave and Highway 218 North with interviews coordinated there. Office hours 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Do not enter mall or construction area. park in designated area near the employment trailer.
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Richard Avirett
OakPark Mall
Minnesota
Department of Employment Services
NW 18Th Avenue
Highway 218
Oak Park Mall
Fosston man dies in Minnesota two car crash
The State Patrol reports the death of 68 year old John N. Johnson of Fosston in a two car collision in Clearwater County at Minn. 2 and County Rd. 7. His 67 year old wife and James C. Blanchette 27 of Grand Forks North Dakota were hospitalized. Road toll rises to 223 for 1975.
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State Patrol
Fosston
Minn
Clearwater County
Minnesota
John N. Johnson
Minn. 2
County Rd
James C. Blanchette
Grand Forks
N.D
Schedule of Pages VS.-2 Area Editorial-4 Sports-12 Society-5,7 Comics
The page listing outlines the paper’s sections by area and page numbers. It notes Editorial on page 4, Sports on page 12, Society on pages 5 and 7, Comics and Classifieds on pages 18 and 19.
Advertisement promotes fast selling horses in Austin area
Herald want ad highlights riding horses in demand in Austin with mares and spirited geldings available. Prospective buyers are urged to call 433-8851 or place an ad for quick action as the one day Farmers Market horses for sale classified ran six days.
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Herald
Austin
President to act on ending unlawful CIA domestic actions
An informed White House source says President Ford will act within two months on Rockefeller Commission recommendations to end unlawful CIA domestic activities and wrap up all CIA probes by September 1. Senate Intelligence Committee chair Frank Church signals support for creating a joint congressional panel to oversee the CIA on a continuing basis. Senators Lowell Weicker and Howard Baker also commented.
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Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
Lowell Weicker
R-Conn
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Washington
Congressional
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
James V. Stanton
Ohio
House
Stanton
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate Intelligence Committee
Rockefeller
Commissions
Church
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Senate Committee
Ford
Tower
Dick Clark
D Iown
Congressional Oversight Committee
Idaho
Joint
Senate
Congressional leaders critique CIA report
Congressional leaders from both parties challenge the Rockefeller Commission report as incomplete and limited in scope. They call for expanded investigations and stronger legal prohibitions with penalties to regulate future CIA activities.
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Congressional
CIA
Wreckage Found in Minnesota Plane Crash
A light plane was discovered about 20 miles southeast of Caledonia Minnesota in Houston County with no survivors apparent, awaiting confirmation on number aboard and other details. The incident comes as Senate probes into CIA activities continue with calls for joint congressional oversight and further testimony.
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Caledonia
Minn
Minnesota
Houston County
Jerry Olson
Olson
Override of Ford strip mining veto fails in House vote
President Ford's veto of a federal strip mining bill was sustained in a 278 to 143 vote, three short of the two thirds needed for an override. Backers vow a new effort later this year as Udall and environmental groups press for environmental controls and land restoration.
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Washington (Ap
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Udall
United States
Congress
House
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
GOP
Steiger
White House
Ron Nessen
Hathaway Expected to be Senate Confirmed as Interior Secretary
Senatorial approval for Stanley Hathaway as secretary of the interior appeared likely as President Ford would gain a sixth cabinet member. Hathaway, 50, former Wyoming governor, faced scrutiny over environmental record and ties to Citizens National Bank while in office, but committee questions found no impropriety.
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Washington
Senate
Stanley K. Hathaway
Interior
Ford
Hathaway
Wyoming
Interior Committee
Torrington
Wyo
Environmental Defense Fund
Grand Teton National Park
Iran
Algeria
White House
Ron Nelsen
Minnesota Securites Chief Bars Mericle Oil Offering
Minnesota Securities Commissioner John R. Larson issued an order prohibiting Mericle Oil Co of Phoenix Arizona from offering or selling securities in Minnesota. action targets unlawful sale.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
John R. Larson
Mericle Oil Co
Phoenix, Ariz
OPEC Delays Price Hike Until October
OPEC ministers agreed to postpone any price increase until October 1 and delayed moving to pricing in special drawing rights. Iran urged inflation recovery via higher prices, while Saudi Arabia favored a smaller rise. a July Vienna committee will study the increase.
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Libreville
Gabon
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
OPEC
International Monetary
Mohamed Yaganeh
Iran
Central Bank
Vienna
Yaganeh
Algeria
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
Siege at British Columbia Penitentiary Ends in Hostage Death
A 41 hour siege at the British Columbia Penitentiary in New Westminster ended with the death of a female hostage and four injuries among hostages and inmates. Prison officials said they did not trigger the finale. Inmates had held 15 hostages and were armed with knives. Mary Steinhouser, a prison employee, was identified as the deceased. Two of the injured were among the inmates. Authorities provided few details and noted the outcome was serious.
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New Westminster
B.C
British Columbia
Jim Murphy
Mary Steinhouser
Murphy
Rain likely with a storm chance fading tonight
Periods of rain are likely with a slight chance of a thunderstorm diminishing tonight. Lows tonight are expected in the low to mid 50s.
Unemployment Benefits Drop Below Six Million
The Labor Department reported 5,765,300 Americans received unemployment benefits in the week ending May 24, down 354,000 from the prior week and marking the first drop below six million since February 15.
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Washington
Labor Department
Denmark approves plane purchase in landmark arms deal
Denmark's parliament approved the 450 million dollar purchase of 48 General Dynamics YF 16 fighters with an option on 10 more by a 114 to 48 vote. The deal hinges on Norway Belgium and the Netherlands joining in what is called the arms deal of the century. The UN will continue to expose North Korean tunnels in the DMZ and to press for a joint investigation after North Korea denied tunneling and refused talks.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
General Dynamics
Norway
Belgium
Holland
Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
Governors Seek Money to Relieve Energy Crisis
National Governors Conference in New Orleans ends hour long session with no consensus beyond need for more funds. An energy resolution is expected at the final session as governors urge action amid the crisis.
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New Orleans
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