Astronauts Fix Docking Probe In Orbit Rendezvous Near Russia
The Apollo and Soyuz crews continued the first international manned spaceflight with a minor docking probe fix. Astronauts Stafford Brand and Slayton coordinate with Leonov Kubasov in near real time while Moscow reports a camera cable defect, not affecting the mission schedule.
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Houston
UPS
Apollo
Russia
Germany
Alexei Leonov
Valeri Kubasov
Thomas Stafford
Vance Brand
Donald
Deke
Slayton
Robert Crippen
Houston Control
Moscow
U. S
Robert Overmyer
Viktor Blagov
Israel warns peace progress endangered over UNEF exit
Israel says Egypt’s decision not to renew the UNEF mandate may endanger recent peace progress. U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim called the move serious and dangerous, while Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmi said the UN force must leave Egyptian territory only with Egypt’s approval.
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United Press International
Israel
Egypt
United Nations
Sinai Desert
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Middle East
Ismail Fahmi
UNEF
Cairo
Fahmi
Today
Yitzhak Rabin
Knesset
Jerusalem
Sinai
Rabin
Reagan Moves Toward Presidential Run With Campaign Committee
Ronald Reagan authorizes creation of Citizens for Reagan to organize and raise funds as he weighs a 1976 bid. Sen. Paul Laxalt says Reagan will decide by year end, while emphasizing the movement is not a bid for vice president or a third party vehicle. He notes Ford’s presidency is being evaluated and the committee is intended to support a Republican nomination effort.
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Washington
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Ford
California
Paul Laxalt
R-Nev
Citizens For
Reagan
Laxalt
John Sears
Reagan Committee
Federal Election Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Corps of Engineers joins controversy over rock deliveries
The U S Army Corps of Engineers in Kansas City begins inquiry into corruption charges tied to rock shipments for Truman Dam near Warsaw Missouri Clinton Dam near Lawrence Kansas and Melvern Reservoir near Ottawa Kansas. Col Richard L Curl says focus is on receipts andPossible falsified truck weights by contractors prompting underpayment for materials. Missouri Highway Department orders statewide check of delivery records to confirm full material delivery.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Kansas
Missouri
Richard L. Curl
Corps
Kansas City
Truman
Warsaw
Clinton
Lawrence
Kan
Melvern
Ottawa
Curl
Missouri Highway Department
Chanute Visit Impresses French Tourists on Friendly Stay
Nicole Delaplace and Christine Verrier, visiting Chanute from near Paris, call the city pleasant and friendly. They toured Des Moines and Niagara Falls, enjoyed Chanute's pool, and noted American food and TV differ from France. They plan Washington and New York en route home, aim to teach in France after university.
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Nicole Delaplace
Christine Verrier
United States
Chicago
New York
Des Moines
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Chanute
Dallas
Florida
New Orleans
Washington, D.C
U.S
Delaplace
India
Spain
Ireland
California
Verrier
France
Gandhi tightens controls across India under MISA amendment
Indira Gandhi's government stiffened internal security by adding foreigners to the Maintenance of Internal Security Act offenders. It allows arrest and imprisonment without trial for up to two years and tightens detention, property seizure, and appeal limits. At Delhi University armed patrols filled the campus as the emergency rule expands.
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New Delhi
UPI
Indira Gandhi
Fakhruddin Ali Ahmad
Ananda Marg
United States
Europe
Asia
Delhi University
State leaders: no statewide sales tax bailout for cities
Gov. Bennett and minority leaders said the 1976 Legislature is unlikely to finance city bonds with a statewide half cent sales tax. They noted Johnson Wyandotte and Seward counties approved local taxes, while others rejected them, signaling limited state aid prospects.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Robert Bennett
Bennett
Johnson
Wyandotte
Seward
House
Richard C
Pete” Loux
Wichita
Johnson and Wyandotte County
Loux
Kansas League of Municipalities
Wichita Democrat
Sedgwick
Senate
Jack Steinegar
Kansas City
Johnson County
Steinegar
Albuquerque police strike ends with mass resignations
About 250 striking officers quit, turning in badges to avoid contempt of court for not returning to work after a temporary order. Mayor Kinney cited no city funds for higher wages, while 350 of 500 officers had already been on strike seeking 12 percent pay. A new contract offer was rejected and a rapid resolution is sought by Federal Mediator Thurman Sanders.
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Albuquerque
API
Larry Evans
James Maloney
Fraternal Order of Police
Evans
Harry Kinney
State Department
Poland
Thurman Sanders
Denver
Maloney
Intercepted Letter Mentions Gandhi Pride
An intercepted note references Gandhi and a remark that her father would have been proud of her on the day. The report presents the overheard exchange as a casual remark attributed to Gandhi in conversation.
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Gandhi
Poppa
Weather Area Forecast Sunny and Warmer Through Thursday
Sunny and a little warmer through Thursday with highs in the mid 90s. Clear and warm tonight with lows around 70s. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph tonight.
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