Nuclear aid to Egypt and Israel faces safeguards debate
U S officials told Congress Nixon's offer of nuclear fuel and plants to Egypt and Israel cannot create weapons. Senators fear diversion. Proxmire pushes an amendment requiring congressional approval for transfers. State and AEC officials cite IAEA safeguards and special bilateral provisions to prevent weaponization.
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Congress
Washington
Nixon
Egypt
Israel
Middle East
State Department
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
William Proxmire
Dwis
Senate
State Republicans open convention in Duluth
Minnesota Republicans begin a three day convention amid Watergate worries. Delegates may endorse a governor candidate as well as other statewide posts with Erdahl Hatfield and Bjornson favored for endorsement. Independent James Miles tours the state as a GOP style challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
GOP
John W. Johnson
Minneapolis
House
Ernest Lindstrom
Richfield
Dwaine Hoberg
Moorhead
Dean Nyquist
Brooklyn Center
Arlen Erdahl
Congress
Rolland F
Hatfield
Val Bjornson
Erdahl
Hatfield and
Bjornson
Dflers
Didate
James Hill
Johnson
James Miles
Miles
Seven die in state traffic tragedies near Bemidji
Charles Walter Roe, 25, of Togo Minnesota, died in an early morning Bemidji crash after his car left Birchmont Drive and struck a tree. A puppy survived under the seat. The incident contributed to Minnesota's 1974 road toll reaching 287 that day as seven fatalities were reported statewide.
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Bemidji
Charles Walter Roe
Togo
Minnesota
Beltrami County
Gangelhoff
Bemidji Hospital
Orson Schwartz
Wroe
Duluth
Wendell C. Hansen
Glen A. Dahlberg
Bernard
Multiple Minnesota Fatalities From Vehicle Collisions Reported
A series of traffic accidents in Minnesota leave several dead and others injured. Krahn, 84, New Ulm, died after being struck downtown. Tracy Ann Honer, 6, Brainerd, fatally struck while biking. Stuart Wolff, 18, near Northwood, Iowa, killed in a collision near Gordonville. Craig Applequist, 24, Swea City, Iowa, died in a U S 16 crash. Kimberly Knobel, 7, rural West Concord, killed while crossing a bridge. Police list driver details and accident sites.
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Harvey Brckenbrack
Brainerd
Tracy Ann
Minneapolis
Stuart Wolff
Minnesota
Northwood
Iowa
Gordonsville
Freeborn
Wolff
Emery Davis
Davis
Freeborn County
Fairmont
Minn
U.S. 16
Craig Applequist
Swea City
Eugene Arvidson
Parkers Prairie
Applequist
U. S. 16
Martin County
Arvidson
West Concord
Manterville
Dodge County
Kimberly Knobel
Waldemar Haaland
Red Wing
Nixon tax deduction questions tied to impeachment inquiry
President Nixon's tax returns face scrutiny as the House impeachment inquiry probes a $576,000 deduction for vice presidential papers donated to the government. The Judiciary Committee weighs possible fraud in deed preparation for the gift, delivered after a related deduction law was repealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
House
Judiciary Committee
Nixon says U S will not push foreign nuclear arms growth
President Nixon told congressional leaders the United States will give no encouragement to any country acquiring nuclear weapons. He defended supplying nuclear reactors to Egypt and Israel, noting rivals abroad would offer fewer safeguards. He met with bipartisan leaders, discussed Middle East trips, NATO talks, and the Moscow summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
United States
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
U.S
Egypt
Israel
Soviet Union
European
Middle East
House
Saudia Arabia
Syria
Jordan
NATO
Brussels
Cabinet
National Security Council
Moscow
Camp David
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Tricia Cox
Julie Eisenhower
Eisenhower
David
Gerald R. Ford
White House
Portugal
Antonio de Spinola
Azores
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Israeli air raids kill and wound dozens in Lebanon camps
Israeli planes bombed five Palestinian refugee camps near Sidon and Tyre, Lebanon, killing and injuring about 40 people. The attack hit Ein el Hilweh and three Tyre camps, with 44 000 refugees registered with UNRWA. Lebanese authorities and hospitals reported casualties as Israeli antiaircraft fire rose in Sidon and Tyre.
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Associated Press
Lebanon
Lebanese Defense Ministry
Shamir
Nixon
Middle East
Nabih Basha
Sidon
Beirut
Tyr
United Nations Relief and Works Agency
Basha
Ein el Hilweh
Tyre
Bemidji group vows continued fight for human rights ordinance
Bemidji's Human Rights Committee resumes work after a scare with resignations. Connie Price of the state commission reports the two members reconsidered and minor changes were made to the proposed ordinance. She argues a strong local commission relies on citizen participation to educate and drive enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemidji
Warren Green
Cameron McMahon
Connie Price
State Commission
Gene Ouradnik
Ouradnik
Human Right
Commission
Price
Human Rights Commission
Human Rights Committee
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Lake Bemidji
Sidney Sober
International Atomic Energy Agency
Caracas
Venezuela
H.S. Amerasinghe
Sri Lanka
Mexico City
Mexico
Emilio C. Rabasa
Joseph John Jova
Scott
Algeria
Andrews
Palestine
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