Grounded World Airways DC-8 Free To Go In Mississippi
A World Airways DC-8, grounded for 36 hours in Jackson after passengers seized the plane amid a labor dispute, was released to leave on Tuesday though exact flight plans remained unclear. Judge Francis Bowling, a passenger, dropped the action after obtaining a writ to cover potential damages, while a Teamsters strike still kept the jet grounded.
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Ford plans trip to Israel during second term
TEL AVIV Israel AP President Ford hopes to visit Israel during his second term of office Maariv said Sunday Moshe Zak Maariv assistant editor wrote that Ford told him of his wish in an interview Friday The paper printed a Hebrew version of a message from the President to Israelis After the elections there will be no change in the direction of my policies Ford was quoted as saying
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Economic Summit Meeting Planned
Washington reports plans for a seven nation economic summit in the Caribbean this summer. President Ford would sponsor the meeting in preliminary planning stage with Rambouillet participants from 1974 and Canada. Kissinger said the summit serves foreign obligations, not political gain.
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Bicentennial Watermelon Roll Across Georgia to Philadelphia
Raymond Lane, 23, will push a melon 766 miles from Statesboro to Philadelphia to mark the nation's bicentennial. The watermelon will tumble between two holders on a lawnmower frame as he travels about 25 miles daily, aiming for a July 2 arrival.
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Government Faces Slow Headway in Cutting Public Paperwork
Washington reports show about 50 federal units pledged to cut public questionnaires 10 percent by June 30, but March figures reveal only a 2.7 percent drop since last fall. HEW led increases while Transportation met the goal, with other agencies like Agriculture and Justice posting modest cuts. New forms, such as USDA meal program reports, and defense scrap paper data, illustrate ongoing progress challenges.
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French Air Force Commander Killed in Auto Crash
Paris AP reports retired General Paul Bailly, who led Free French bomber units from Britain in World War II and served as air force inspector-general, died in an automobile accident Monday at age 73. He was 73.
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Island Heads Near End Of Pacific Canoe Trip
SUVA Fiji AP Gov John Smith of the Gilbert Islands and Chief Minister Naboua Ratieta are due in Suva this week after a 1200 mile voyage in a 50 foot outrigger from Tarawa. Officials said a Tarawa message reported they left May 22 in the sailing canoe. They were allegedly aided by New Zealander Jim Siers aiming to prove such voyages predated European seafaring.
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