Iowa Governor Ray Raps NGC to Order in Busy July Fourth Weekend
Iowa Governor Ray Raps at the National Governors Conference in Hershey after a hectic Independence Day weekend. He visited Independence Hall in Philadelphia and the Old Capitol in Iowa City, spoke at a Ford-friendly NGC news conference, and addressed questions about Ford Reagan and veering toward a two-candidate ticket.
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Weather forecast for Monday into Tuesday
The forecast calls for mostly sunny and warm conditions with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Monday night will be clear to partly cloudy with lows in the upper 50s and Tuesday highs in the middle 80s. Light east to southeast winds on Monday.
Traffic lights cut as jam worsens with poleemien rush
When congestion peaks, authorities reportedly disable signals and deploy poleemien to manage traffic flow, raising questions about automated systems and urban mobility.
U S Celebrates With Rare Joy on Independence Day
Americans, 215 million strong, lit sky and waters with ships as the nation marked the 400th Fourth of July. President Ford led ceremonies from New York’s harbor and Valley Forge, framing the day as peaceful and historic amid broad, diverse celebrations nationwide.
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Entebbe Raid frees hostages after night operation
Israeli commandos swept Entebbe airport in a pre dawn raid from three jets, freeing more than 100 hostages held by hijackers. At least seven terrorists and some Ugandan soldiers were killed, with 20 Ugandan troops reported dead. Hostages described rapid combat and rescue as Israeli leaders praised the operation.
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Carter Fails to Win Over Voters in Time Poll
Time magazine reports a nationwide poll showing 47 percent of Democrats satisfied with Carter as nominee while 44 percent prefer another. Ford leads Reagan among Republicans. Muskie discusses potential vice presidential run with Carter as he weighs options for a ticket.
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Christians Build Separate Christian State Within Lebanon
In Lebanon, Christians establish a 800 square mile enclave with an administration named Dar al Amal. A provisional regime runs defense internal security justice education public works finance and health while popular committees operate district by district. Pierre Gemayel leads the political bureau with Bastur Gemayel in charge of justice. About 62 prisoners remain jailed after provisional trials.
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Carter Leads Fair Poll In Early Vote Count
The Gazette reports Judy Carter with a strong early lead in the fair poll. Reported figures show Carter ahead of opponents as details from the Ale Lowe fair and related interviews are noted, with figures cited for Sunday and Monday tallies.
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