Sadat praises Ford and calls for provisional Palestinian government
President Anwar Sadat lauded President Ford as frank and open and urged Washington to engage with a Palestinian provisional government to enable talks. In Salzburg two weeks earlier they met, and Sadat criticized Johnson’s era as cowboy politics while praising Ford’s settlement stance. AIM ends 11 day convention naming the Christian Church, anti Indian education and U.S. government as major enemies in a radical eight page statement.
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Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
Ford
U.S
Salzburg
Austria
Beirut
An Nahar
United States
Washington
Sadat
Johnson
Atm
Farmington, N.M
Organized Christian Church
anti-Indian Education
AIM
Vernon Bellecourt
Fight continues for Portuguese paper Republica
In Lisbon the Socialist party delayed plans to restart Republica as COPCON negotiates to prevent a Communist takeover of the paper four weeks after control shifted. COPCON accuses Republica officials of disrespect for workers and undermining the revolutionary process.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Republica
Socialist Party
Copcon
Revolutionary Council
Nisswa Turtle Races Schedule and Facts 1975
The Nisswa Chamber of Commerce presents the tenth annual Turtle Races starting June 18 and ending August 20 with races at 2 pm and registration at 1 30. The 1975 event drew 2 479 children from eight states and 22 outside the United States. There is no entry fee and a total of 225 dollars in cash prizes.
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Nisswa Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Nisswa
Supreme Court rejects Thompson petition in 1963 murder case
The U S Supreme Court refused to review T Eugene Thompson's first degree murder conviction for the 1963 hired killing of his wife Carole The denial upholds the 8th Circuit and District Court rulings on his habeas corpus petition Thompson remains in prison with parole not due for six years.
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U.S. Supreme Court
T. Eugene Thompson
Thompson
Supreme Court
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Appeals
U.S. District
Edward J. Devitt
Ramsey County Atty
William B. Randall
High Court
State Parole Board
Faceless Bureaucrats Hamper Kissinger’s Name at UN
Sen. Charles H. Percy blasts faceless bureaucrats for signing Henry Kissinger’s name to nit picking UN instructions. He recounted finding cables signed Kissinger during a U N General Assembly visit. State Department did not immediately comment.
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United Nations
N.Y
Charles H. Percy
Henry A. Kissinger
Illinois Republican
U.N. General Assembly
Kissinger
State Department
Sheep rule proposed to destroy scrapie exposed animals
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department seeks to destroy sheep afflicted or exposed to scrapie rather than slaughtering for meat. Public comment accepted until July 21. The precautionary rule follows research showing scrapie can be transmitted to monkeys via laboratory inoculation. The disease causes progressive degeneration of the central nervous system and can incubate for 42 months or longer.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Band in Park Concert Opens at Bemidji Waterfront
The first Band in Park concert begins at 8 15 P M near the Chamber of Commerce building in Bemidji waterfront park. The open air series features Bemidji State College musicians under Dr Theodore Thorson with selections from Sousa Tropic to Tropic Oliver Bolero and more. John Faith of International Falls will be the featured soloist in the Trumpeter's piece.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bemidji
BSC
Theodore Thorson
Bemidji State College
Tropic
Filmore
Oliver
Grundman
Raymond Overature
John Faith
International Falls
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Bemidji Ave
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the Land-O-Nod
Minneapolis, MN
John Hartwell
Land-O-Nod
Korder
Army
Martin Homes Inc
Jerry Smith
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