Oil Price Safety Net Sought by Administration Officials
Administration officials told Congress the need for a financial safety net to protect industrialized nations from excessive oil import prices is more urgent now than a year ago. Secretary William E. Simon and Deputy Secretary spoke on the proposal.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
Robinson
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
C. Fred Bergsten
Brookings Institution
Syria backs Lebanon clash as Syria gains base control
In the Bekaa Valley Lebanon battle lines shift as Lt Col Fahim Haj declares 500 troops and 12 Hawker Hunter jets align with Syria. Syrian forces seize Ayak and Kleiaat bases, move tanks toward Beirut Damascus corridor, while US Senate debate on a $25 billion OECD safety fund faces skepticism from Proxmire and Tower.
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RYAK
Lebanon
Syria
Fahim Haj
Bekaa Valley
Beirut
Ayak
Haj
Leba
Non
Kleiaat
Damascus
Zahle
Dahr al Baidar
Kissinger Plans Rhodesia Talks in West Germany
The State Department announced Henry Kissinger will meet South African Prime Minister Vorster in Bonn on June 23 and 24 to discuss Rhodesia, Namibia, and Apartheid. The talks aim to curb civil war, address Namibia’s status, and assess racial policy while signaling Western support for South Africa’s role. Congress members offered mixed reactions on timing and policy implications.
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Washington
State Department
Henry A. Kissinger
John Vorster
Rhodesia
South Africa
West Germany
Bonn
Kissinger
Vorster
Europe
Africa
Namibia
League of Nations
United Nations
South-West Africa
U.S
Tornadoes Hit Northern Florida as Front Sparks Storms
Thunderstorms and high winds from a cold front hit the Southeast with two tornadoes touching down near Pensacola Florida. A tornado watch extended into parts of the Carolinas and eastern Georgia as damage was reported and the weather system moved.
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Associated Press
Florida
Pensacola
Fla
Carolinas
Georgia
Great Plains
Montana
Idaho
Rockies
New England
Mississippi Valley
California
Pacific Northwest
Byrd To Attend Parade At Union
U S Senator Robert C Byrd will participate in the Monroe County Farmers Day Parade at Union marking his sixth engagement in West Virginia within the past eight days officials said the appearance highlights a busy campaigning period.
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Byrd
Union
U.S
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Monroe County
Six Mexican policemen shot in Ciudad Azteca suburb
In Ciudad Azteca six policemen were fatally wounded and six others hurt by bursts from two passing cars. The attackers tossed leaflets naming the September 23rd Communist League which had claimed previous acts including the Belgian ambassador’s daughter kidnapping and ransom. Police set roadblocks and deployed helicopters after the attack.
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Mexico City
Ciudad Azteca
Communist League
Mexico
Nadine Chaval
Ciudad Aztec
Mexic City
Center Publishes Next Week’s Schedule At Newport Center
The Bluefield Community Center releases activities for next week led by executive director Mrs Panzen Jones. Activities include Monday two hours from 6 p.m. with Mrs Anna Scott in charge, Tuesday arts and crafts at 3 30 p.m., and Wednesday mid week bird session at 1 30 p.m.
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Bluefield
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Holiday Inn
Cumberland Road
Chamber
Jim Gillenwater
Charles W. Robinson
Senate Banking Committee
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
William Proxmire
D-Wis
John Tower
R-Tex
Proxmire
Tower
Bluefieeld Daily Telegraph
Johannesburg
Southern Africa
Yvonne Burke
D-Calif
Burke
Congressional Black Caucus
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Ford
Black Caucus
Charles Diggs
Dmich
Res the
Midwest
South
Dera
National Weather Service
NOAA
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Come
wfOs
Phils Fashions
Rogers Drums
Princeton
Beckley
Miller Supply Co
Buchanan Wholesale Co
Tri-State
Williamson, W. Va
Anderson Power Products
Metal Buildings
Power & Hand
West
Second Avenue
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Total Service
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