Kissinger Eyes Europe Talks as Middle East Pact Stalls
Secretary of State Kissinger, denying near agreement between Israel and Egypt, heads to Europe for four days to press a Sinai settlement and advance nuclear talks with the Soviets. He plans discussions with Gromyko in Geneva and Rabin in Bonn, while reports on Sadat’s terms surface and Israel weighs concessions over passes and oil fields amid U.S. diplomacy.
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Egypt
Henry Kissinger
Europe
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Paris
Middle East
Yitzhak Rabin
Bonn
Kissinger
Hearst
Sadat
U.S
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J. Kingsbury Smith
Boston Herald American
Abu Rudeis
Ford
Mitla
Gidi
Rabin
State Department
Reporter Sifts Through Kissinger Trash
Secretary of State Kissinger complains after Jay Gourley of the National Enquirer gathers five bags of Kissinger’s garbage from his Georgetown street. The 27 year old reporter, based in Santana Florida, hauled the material to inspect for a story.
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National Enquirer
Jay Gourley
Henry Kissinger
Washington (Ap
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Georgetown
Nancy
Gourley
Secret Service
E.G. Martin
Jack Anderson
Anderson
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
IRS undercover hunt in Miami bars exposed 1971 73
An IRS secret intelligence unit named Operation Sunshine ran Aug 1 1971 to Jan 31 1973 in Miami and Fort Lauderdale undercover operations. Agent A gathered taxpayer lists and bar gossip while logging license plate numbers and phone numbers. Despite checks on 950 taxpayers no wrongdoing was found.
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Mr. A
Internal Revenue Service
Sally Russell
IRS
Miami
Ft. Lauderdale
Harry the Hat
Warren Bates
IRS Inspection Division
House
Internal Revenue
Bates
Donald Alexander
Rep
Benjamin Rosenthal
Commerce, Consumer and Monetary Affairs
Ford and House Leaders Seek Congress OK on Turkey Aid
President Ford after a White House breakfast with House leaders outlined a tentative compromise to resume U S military aid to Turkey pending congressional approval. The plan would release 70 million dollars of already bought goods, allow cash purchases of additional equipment, and require 60 day reports on arms sales and Cyprus progress.
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Ford
House
Congress
Turkey
White House
Cyprus
Western Defense Alliance
Thomas Morgan
House International Affairs Committee
U.S
Senate
Morgan
Pennsylvania
International Affairs
No Injuries From Sioux City Earth Tremor
An earthquake tremor rolled through Sioux City Wednesday but caused no damage or injuries, authorities said. Witnesses reported the Badgerow building swaying and chairs sliding on the sixth floor of the Commerce building, with a bed movement noted by a resident. The tremor was felt across eastern South Dakota, North Dakota and western Minnesota, according to NWS meteorologist Bruce Huber in Sioux City.
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Badgerow
Commerce
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
National Weather Service
Bruce Huber
Frustration Becomes Hungry Bird on Astroturf
A vivid image shows frustration as a hungry bird hunting for worms on a synthetic turf field. The line evokes a tense moment in a game or scene, pairing natural struggle with an artificial surface.
No Objections To Westdale Mall Extension Delayed Start
Cedar Rapids city council heard public concerns on extending the start date for Midwest Development Corp. Westdale Mall. No action was taken. The delay stems from a zoning rever sion clause though Hahn Newman says construction will begin next spring. Taxpayers for Sensible Planning opposed at the plan commission, which recommended the extension.
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Westdale Mall
Midwest Development Corp
Cedar Rapids
Sion
Hahn-Newman Development Corp
Taxpayers For Sensible Planning
City Plan Commission
Mayors drop defense criticism in policy vote
The U S Conference of Mayors voted 91 to 86 to strike criticism of Ford's 107.7 billion defense budget from its national priorities resolution. Republicans led a compromise attempt to avoid elevating revenue sharing changes while opposing big city Democrats on increased funding, highlighting a clash over aid for poorer cities and need-based funding.
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Boston
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Ford
Pentagon
Ralph Perk
Cleveland
Ford Administration
Chicago
Median Strip Length of First Avenue Suggested
A traffic study presented to Cedar Rapids city council by Wilbur Smith and Associates urged widening First Avenue to six lanes with a full length median and removal of on street parking. The 96 page report notes 37000 vehicles daily on Iowa’s busiest avenue and 914 accidents last year along the section from Sixteenth Avenue SW to Collins Road NE.
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First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
James Steinbeck
Mel Meyer
Houston
Wilbur Smith and Associates
Meyer
Iowa
Williams Boulevard
Sixteenth Avenue
Collins Road
Ford says secret rust warranty repaired 69,000 cars
Ford Motor Co reports it repaired rust damage on 69,000 1969 to 1972 model cars and light trucks under a previously secret warranty. The program covered 12 million vehicles with full repair costs in two years and 75 percent from month 25 to 36, costing unofficially about 41 million to date.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
Washington
Ralph Nader
Center For Automotive Safety
Nader Group
Nader Consumer Group
West Liberty suicides linked to murder and death by own action
The Iowa BCI reports the deaths of Danny Lee Martin and David Earl Eichelberger, both 19 and 23, as murder and death by own action. Martins throat was cut at his parents’ home, Eichelberger was found hanged on the family farm. findings from field work and autopsy support the classification with motive undetermined. Autopsies by Dr. Willard Pheteplace and Dr. Charles Hommold confirmed details.
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West Liberty
Danny Lee Martin
David Earl Eichelberger
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Beck
Eichelberger
Martin
Davenport
Willard Pheteplace
Charles Hommold
Muscatine County
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