Hays Admits Affair as Ethics Probe Looms
Rep Wayne Hays publicly acknowledged a personal relationship with Elizabeth Ray, insisting she performed no work for his office and that the affair occurred while his marriage began. He urged the House Ethics Committee to find him innocent or censured as the probe proceeds.
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Kissinger Allies Review Soviet Moves At NATO Conference
London reports that Kissinger and allied foreign ministers including Henry Kissinger review Western efforts to counter Soviet pressure in Asia during the annual Central Treaty Organization gathering. They discuss mending Turkey Greece tensions over Cyprus and possible move toward an Arab Israeli settlement.
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Tel Aviv Airport Attack Linked to Carlos Group
Israeli officials linked a sudden terminal blast at Tel Aviv to a hijacked device claimed by a radical group. A Dutch passport holder Hugo Mueller and Miki Ben Yishai, 22, were injured. two more devices were found and safely detonated. Police traced warnings of further Israeli targets from Vienna to Tel Aviv.
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Food stamp rules challenged by broad coalition
Dozens of states cities labor unions and civic groups filed a suit led by FRAC to block new Agriculture Department rules that would cut 1.2 billion in food stamp aid affecting about 10.8 million people. The suit argues the regulations are illegal and would reduce eligibility and benefits.
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UPI
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Ford's son rescued in the Adirondacks after unseasonal storm
Michael Ford, son of President Ford, plus four companions and three Secret Service agents, were rescued atop Mount Nye after a sudden May snowstorm. The 13-member group, including Gordon Conwell Seminary students, faced 14 inches of snow and downed trees during a weeklong Adirondacks hike, but all were saved with no injuries.
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