Kissinger Cairo Trip Planned For Next Week
The White House announced Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will visit Cairo and other Middle East capitals next week to press for renewed peace talks between Israel and Arab states. The trip aims to accelerate efforts toward lasting Middle East peace.
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U S Ends Worldwide Military Alert Amid Middle East Talks
The United States ended the global alert, with about 50 000 troops returning to duty in Europe and the Atlantic. Kissinger planned a multi nation tour including Jordan Saudi Arabia Iran and Morocco to pursue a lasting peace as Sadat warned of renewed hostilities if Israel does not withdraw. The White House anticipated a Camp David briefing before a Nixon Brezhnev meeting.
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Sadat threatens new war over truce lines
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat warned in Cairo that Egypt could resume fighting if ceasefire terms are not respected. He argued his Third Army is entrenched on the east bank while forces on the west bank near the Suez Canal could defeat Israeli units if war resumes. He urged Israel to withdraw and allow prisoner exchanges only after a firm ceasefire. Swedish peacekeepers reportedly set six posts along the canal as diplomacy continued.
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Rockefeller hints at 1976 GOP presidency bid
New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, at a Republican fundraiser in Des Moines, forecast that another Republican would win the White House in 1976 despite Watergate. He dodged direct questions on his own candidacy while noting he might consider the presidency but first faces reelection to a fifth term as governor.
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Impeachment Pressure Builds Over Ford Nomination
Washington reports discuss Democratic leaders pushing for swift approval of Ford's nomination amid impeachment talk and Senate and House dynamics. Arthur White, famed physician, died after brain surgery, while London traffic disruptions continue with diverted flights to Ireland and the mainland.
Hundreds of Homes Menaced by Flames Near Los Angeles
Firefighters battled a 1050 acre blaze advancing toward Malibu and Fernandina as offshore winds threatened up to 700 evacuees. The Topanga Canyon fire, begun hours earlier, sent heavy smoke over the metropolitan area with no injuries reported and multiple agencies aiding aerial and ground efforts.
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Rail traffic rescheduled to ease Fourth Street crossings
Mayor Donald Canney announced Wednesday that Yrain movements on Fourth Street crossings will be halted between 3:30 and 7:00 for peak hours. Railroads will provide cooperation statements and upgrade signals to prevent unnecessary stops, with an association of railroad superintendents formed to address mutual problems and improve local quality of life.
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Full Snack Milk Program Revived in Schools
Washington officials report a congressional directive to revive the full-scale operation of a snack milk subsidy program for school children. The Agriculture Department says the program, begun in 1973-74 at 25 million dollars annually, had been reduced but will resume as part of regular breakfasts and lunches under standard school meal programs.
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Chiang Kai-shek Observes 65th Birthday in Seclusion
Chiang Kai-shek, a leading figure since World War II era, celebrated his 65th birthday in seclusion Wednesday. The AP reports limited public appearances amid ongoing political tensions and security concerns.
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Todays Chuckle on store push and ditty words
A light, humorous note about how shops market items, using playful phrasing to tease modern advertising quirks and catchy language. The piece treats promotional wording as a puzzle or ditty, poking gentle fun at retail phrasing.
Saxbe Reluctantly Seeks Justice Post from Nixon Meeting
Senator William Saxbe told reporters after a White House meeting with President Nixon that he is relatively sure he would be nominated to be attorney general. He stressed independence and said he believed he could do the job without presidential interference, while noting that details remain to be worked out. He would be the second recent Senate vacancy filled by a Republican nomination.
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