Israel and Egypt Near Pact as Talks Extend
Israeli officials express optimism after Cairo replies to new Egyptian-Israeli proposals. Peres says Egypt shows real interest in peace and a settlement may be possible with an honorable agreement. Sadat signals readiness to conclude a treaty if Israeli troops withdraw and to discuss a Palestinian state.
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Cairo
N Peace
Shimon Peres
Tel Aviv
Peres
Labor Party
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
Washington
United States
Simcha Dinitz
Anwar Sadat
Sinai
Gidi
Mitla
Sadat
Mills Faces Uncertain Future After Alcohol Scandal
Representative Wilbur Mills of Arkansas, former Ways and Means chairman, says he may not seek a 19th term as Congress pressures build. He cites unresolved issues, criticizes Democratic leadership and White House, and notes sobriety as a factor in his political future after hospitalization for alcoholism tied to his relation with Annabel Battistella.
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Little Rock
UPI
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Mills
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Conness
Ford
White House
Annabel Battistella
Fanne Foxe
Portugal fears military uprising in wake of riots
Mutinous army units joined anti Communist demonstrators in Portugal's north sparking fears of a wider uprising. More than 10 000 protesters marched in Porto while Marines loyal to leftist leadership patrolled and 2 people were killed in Vila Nova de Famalicao as mobs sacked Communist offices. The government dispatched Marines to Porto and the ruling military triumvirate met in Lisbon amid unrest across at least 25 towns.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Porto
Joao Covadho
Communist Party
Vila Nova de Famalicao
Navy
Marines
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Vasco Goncalves
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Goncalves
Popular Democratic
People’s Democracy
Ford mulls special session on energy program
Senate Republican William Roth and Rep Barber Conable say President Ford is considering reconvening Congress for an energy program. They discuss the option with Ford during a dinner with Japanese PM Takeo Miki, and with energy chief Frank Zarb and others. They criticize repeated recesses as delay.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
William Roth
R-Del
Barber Conable, Jr
R-N.y
Roth
Conable
Takeo Miki
Frank Zarb
Commerce
Rogers C. B. Morton
Donald Rumsfeld
White House
Rockefeller Noncampaigning Vice Presidential Prospect
Nelson Rockefeller says he is not running for vice president in 1976 while outlining a September October travel schedule. He will attend a Maine fundraiser at Seal Harbor and visit New York Alabama Texas South Carolina Oklahoma New Mexico Michigan Virginia and Oregon. Aides note details are kept secret for security.
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Washington
UPI
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Maine
New York
Alabama
Texas
South Carolina
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Michigan
Virginia
Oregon
White House
Ford
University of Oklahoma
Rochester
N.Y
Mobile
Ala
Dallas
Mayor White vows action against racial violence in Boston
Boston Mayor Kevin H. White declared zero tolerance for racial violence as unrest flared at a South Boston beach and with desegregation protests looming. He vowed to keep the city united during this tense period and pledged firm action against any violence.
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White
Boston
UPI
Kevin H. White
Carson Beach
FTC studies outline regionwide canning gear shortage
The FTC will study the New England area to gauge the shortage of home canning lids and possible collusive activity in the northeast as Sen. McIntyre notes. Secretary Morton cites a temporary supply through Goodwill Industries in Minneapolis while longer term fixes are pursued.
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Washington
Bennington Banner publication and delivery details
The Bennington Banner prints daily except Sunday and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. Subscriptions within Vermont cost 3 months 9.00 six months 18.00 and 1 year 36. Outside Vermont 3 months 9.75 six months 19.50 and 1 year 39.00. It is a second class postage paid publication.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Vermont
U.S
Airbourne Won sculpture may solo Atlantic
Jefferson New Hampshire United Press International reports a 15 foot 30 pound aluminum musical sculpture named Airbourne Won by Professor Martelino Jr. It broke loose from a tether during the White Mountain Art Festival and may drift over the Atlantic aided by a 55 foot helium balloon. The artist warns the Air Force could shoot it down if deemed dangerous while weather experts note west winds at altitude could carry it far from sight.
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Jefferson
N.H
UPI
Pastor Martelino Jr
Atlantic
Air Force
National Weather Service
Gary Schmeling
Martelino
Franconia College
Pease Afb
Airbourne
White Mountain
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Mirrova
Treasure Chest
Rotary Food Press
Roberts Drive
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