Kissinger to Begin New Shuttle Tour in Middle East
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger announced a new shuttle tour to Israel Egypt Syria Jordan and Saudi Arabia to push toward an interim Sinai agreement. President Ford directed his return and Israeli and Egyptian officials voiced cautious optimism while noting unresolved issues.
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Associated Press
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Sinai
Israel
Egypt
Cairo
Kissinger
Vail
Colo
Foreign Ministry
Alexandria
Fiere
Anwar Sadat
Hermann Eilts
U.S
Moshe Dayan
Milla
Gidi
Mideast
U.N
Hughes Estate Seeks Administrator Amid Absence Claim
A court suit asks to appoint an administrator for the Hughes estate to manage all assets. The billionaire has no known children and has not appeared in New York since 1968, with suggestions he may be dead or incapacitated.
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Hughes
Bader
Mr. Hughes
New York State
Desegregation Busing Plans Ordered by Courts
The 6th Circuit orders desegregation in several districts. About 25,000 of 135,000 district students are black. Dayton plan uses busing from one black school to two white schools. Jackson plan covers three elementary schools and 1,200 students. Community reaction minimal as NAACP suit drives court action. Pennsylvania to hear Philadelphia District and state Human Relations Commission plans next month.
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Son County
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Charles Glatt
Ohio State University
Dayton
Jackson, Tenn
NAACP
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
State Human Relations Commission
Government backs home ownership without new subsidies
Secretary Carla Hills says the government remains committed to home ownership as prices rise and incomes lag. She warns against large subsidies that could raise interest rates, noting current programs are stopgaps while the economy stabilizes.
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Washington
Carla A. Hills
Senate House Economic Committee
FTC Sues Panasonic and GE Over False Ad Claims
The Federal Trade Commission charges Matsushita Electric and General Electric with misrepresenting reliability of 1973 color TV sets. FTC seeks to bar ads unless backed by valid data and allows limited claims during new feature testing. Also cites NEA testimonials and surveys used to support claims.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Panasonic
General Electric Co
Mat- Sushila Electric Corp. of America
FTC
Hat
Zenith Radio Corp
RCA Corp
Philco-Ford Corp
Gte-Sylvania Inc
Matsushita
National Electronics Association
NEA
Zenith
RCA
U.S
Refugee Costa Averts to Violence After Portugal’s 1974 Coup
Costa, a refugee from Conanea, recalled neighbors bayoneted and women raped after April 25 1974 when Portugal’s dictatorship fell. He blamed the armed forces as traitors and mourned lost work and education for his children while a Lisbon refugee official offered grim, detached commentary.
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Conanea
Rage One
Portugal
Costa
Lisbon
Mozambique
Angola
Fernando Cardoso Do Amaral
Kidnapping Case Ties Byrne and Lynch to Bronfman
Police traced a Brooklyn widow Edgar Byrne and Peter Lynch in the Sealed Bronfman kidnapping. A girl served as courier to a Brooklyn station, guiding officers to Byrne’s East Flatbush apartment where FBI agents later joined the hunt. Bronfman was found unharmed in Lynch’s building and reunited with his parents.
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Byrne
Brooklyn
East Flatbush
FBI
Bronfman
Lynch
Thomas Cerbone
James Schry
Westchester County
Kissinger Sees Interim Pact Progress in Middle East Talks
Kissinger said negotiations have progressed to where all parties believe King trip to the Middle East could help bring talks to a successful conclusion. He emphasized the need for progress without a fixed deadline and noted he must return to address a United Nations session early in September.
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Kissinger
Middle East
United States
United Nations
Ng Watter
Disease Controllable Mosquito Killings Aid Mississippi
Health officials in Mississippi say the outbreak seems under control thanks to a massive mosquito killing program. Experts note that the first freeze of the year helps kill carriers of the viral disease. Many patients show mild symptoms and are not diagnosed as encephalitis. Two horses died last week in Mississippi, with over a dozen deaths in Georgia in late June and early July. A Valdosta veterinarian recalls public vaccination efforts and rising awareness after initial deaths.
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Creech
Mississippi
South
Georgia
Loyce W. Turner
Valdosta
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David Kissinger
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Jimmie Davis
Kenneth Markley
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