Sadat credits U S pledge for Syria peace talks
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said in Cairo that the United States promised to press Israel to negotiate a peace settlement with Syria and Palestinian guerrillas. He asserted Ford would prevent Israeli attacks if tensions rise on the Golan Heights and that a second disengagement on the Syrian front would proceed with Palestinian participation.
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Husband of Pearl Buck Dies in New York
Dr. John Lossing Buck an agricultural economist and author on China died in Poughkeepsie New York He lived in Pleasant Valley and was Pearl Buck's former husband His three volume Land Utilization in China based on eight years field work was published by the University of Chicago Press in 1938 He was born November 27 1890 and graduated from Cornell in 1914 He taught agricultural economics at Nanking from 1920 to 1944
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Nixon healing from Watergate wounds says Eisenhower
Washington UPI Julie Eisenhower says her father Richard Nixon has bounced back physically and emotionally from Watergate and remains eager to serve his country. David Eisenhower notes the couple are closer, while Julie’s cookbook project and plans to write a nonmemoir book keep the family busy and hopeful.
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Boston teachers reach tentative agreement ending week-long strike
A tentative agreement between the Boston Teachers Union and the School Committee was reached early today ending a week of strike action. The pact details remain undisclosed as the union's Executive Board will study it before voting.
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Bandits siege at Knightsbridge restaurant ends in stalled standoff
In London three armed gunmen seized seven Italians in a 9 by 13 foot basement storeroom of the Spaghetti House in Knightsbridge. Police antiterrorist chief Christopher Payne arrived to direct negotiations as bandits quarrel among themselves. Italian Consul Mario Manca reported hostages in hot, cramped conditions while authorities hunted a peaceful surrender.
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Jackie Advising at Viking Press in New York
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis will work as a consulting editor on art and cultural subjects for Viking Press in New York. Viking president Thomas Guinzburg said she will have an office and a modest retainer, basing in New York to leverage her White House arts background and museum affiliations.
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Floods fade as Gladys Eloise and Faye weaken
Residents of Pennsylvania salvage amid flood debris after remnants of Eloise unleashed damaging waters across a dozen eastern states. President Ford declared a 30 county Pennsylvania disaster area, with more than $150 million in damages, thousands evacuated, and water systems disrupted as guards aided cleanup and recovery along the Susquehanna.
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Russians said working on germ warfare plants
Boston sources report possible Soviet germ warfare program signs based on photos. The Boston Globe cites high incinerator stacks and large cold storage bunkers as indicators of biological arms facilities. Officials say verification requires on-site inspectors, but Russia may claim pharmaceutical use.
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Netherlands Recognized the United States During the Revolution
The Netherlands was the only other nation besides France to recognize the fledgling United States. The Soviet Union has ratified a treaty banning biological weapons. The Globe notes facilities at Zagorsk near Moscow and at Omutninsk and Sverdlovsk.
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Extortionist plants hazardous device at gas station
Police, aided by the FBI, drained Texaco station tanks in Columbus after a tip and found a pipe hazardous device 16 to 18 inches long. The device mirrored others found in Pittsburgh while two suspects were arrested on conspiracy charges in a multimillion dollar extortion plot against major oil companies.
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Portugal Seizes Radio Television Stations in Coup Attempt
Portuguese troops occupied Lisbon radio and TV stations to remove Communist influence as Prime Minister Azevedo claimed leftists manipulated news. The move drew immediate protests from the far left. no violence reported in initial hours. Workers broadcast a brief notice and then played Grandola Vila Morena, the revolution code song.
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