Syrian troops halt advance toward Beirut amid ceasefire talks
Syrian forces paused their march toward Beirut as Libyan Algerian mediation produced a cease-fire offer. Arab League talks collapsed with Palestinian leaders, while Christian militias condemned the mediation as biased. The Soviet Union urged a ceasefire and Iraq moved forces to its border as clashes continued near Beirut and Sidon.
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Soviet Union
Iraq
Middle East
Sidon
Moisture in forecast boosts thunderstorm chances across Nebraska
A low pressure area over western Kansas brings warm moist air to Nebraska, triggering possible thunderstorms in eastern and central regions. Temperatures mid day in the 70s, peaking 80s to 90s, with highs 86 to 98 and lows 50s to 71. Severe storms possible in northeastern Nebraska and parts of South Dakota and Iowa tonight.
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Wise
Exon Offers Help to Save Nebraska Air Service
Gov. J. J. Exon said he would help Hastings Kearney McCook and Columbus preserve commercial airline service. Frontier Airlines warns it may discontinue service. a committee seeks a plan tying Frontier to other carriers and a hub airport network across the Old West with state support.
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House
Rural and Transportation Bicentennial Sections Previewed
Telegram previews the second of five Bicentennial sections edited by reporter Terry. The Rural and County Extension topics are highlighted as work nears completion for the third section on transportation to appear June 17.
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Telegram
Terry
Business and Financial
Viking I Mars path corrected after dust caused delay
Scientists delayed a Viking I course correction to avoid a dust problem in deep space. The update, scheduled for July 4 Mars arrival, was executed despite a leaky valve issue. Meanwhile technicians at Goldstone threaten to strike, risking tracking disruptions but Spain and Australia stations could cover.
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Jim Martin
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Australia
Carter Gains Momentum As Democratic Nomination Race Heats Up
Carter surges toward the Democratic presidential nomination with key endorsements from Chicago Mayor Daley and Alabama Governor Wallace after a strong governor win. Ford and Reagan remain locked in a tight Republican fight, with Humphrey fading in a contested convention and delegates still split.
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Ford
Ronald Reagan
Chicago
Richard Daley
Alabama
George Wallace
Carter
Hubert Humphrey
Reagan
Chester Alan Arthur
Kansas City
Henry Jackson
Pennsylvania
Wallace
Jackson
Daley
Sen
Adlai Stevenson III
New York
Tough campaign looms for Hays in Ohio
BELLAIRE Ohio UPI Wayne Hays Democratic representative for Ohio 18th District since 1948 faces a tough fall re election after a sex scandal. He narrowly defeated Nick Karnick of Steubenville by 3 2 1 4 in a recent vote. Mayor William Crabbe says the result shows voters upset about the affair. The paper notes prior margins and references Elizabeth Rays accusations of payroll misconduct.
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Ohio
UPI
Wayne Hays
Hays
Nick Karnick
Steubenville
William Crabbe
Anti red Viets to face trial in Bangkok speech
South Vietnam announced it would try about 40 000 Vietnamese held in reeducation camps for refusing to reform and for aiding U S imperialists. The Bangkok monitoring statement marked the first official Communist reference to punishing pro American Vietnamese.
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Thailand
UPI
South Vietnam
U.S
Reccaene
Moynihan Enters New York Senate Race
Former U.N. Ambassador Daniel Moynihan announces a bid for the New York U.S. Senate seat held by James L. Buckley. He says party and labor allies urged him to run from a center position, noting two Republican senators from New York and calling for a Democratic voice in the state.
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UPI
U.N
Daniel Eratic
U.S. Senate
James L. Buckley
R-N.y
Moynihan
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