Tentative Mideast pact on lines for forces in Sinai
Israel and Egypt near a three way accord on security lines in Sinai easing U N pe acekeeping roles and surveillance posts. Kissinger and Israeli officials huddle after talks in Alexandria as U S involvement grows under a three part agreement with Egypt and the United States.
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Israel
Egypt
Sinai
Henry A. Kissin
Gulf of Suez
United States
Ford
Milwaukee
Wis
U.S
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Helena
Mont
Vietnam
Kissinger
Alexandria
Anater
U.N
Umm Hashiba
Gidi Pass
Takeoff Abort On Closed Circuit TV At Kennedy Airport
At Kennedy Airport a DC 10 jet carrying 216 passengers skidded into a marsh after two tires blew. Pilot William Deppe braked hard as flames erupted and escape chutes deployed. Fifteen passengers injured, none seriously, as officials investigated.
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American Airlines
Kennedy Airport
New York
William Deppe
Portuguese Generals Split On Premier Fate
Lisbon political stalemate as the 28 member Revolutionary Council ends an emergency session without a decision on Premier Vasco Goncalves. Anti Goncalves officers threaten action while a second conference is planned for next week. In Leiria a mob attacked Communist party headquarters leaving one dead and three wounded as troops protected the site.
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Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Goncalves
Leiria
Communist Party
California man happily buried in roaring twenties chronicle
Ed Archer, president of the Model T Ford Club of America, loves the 1920s. He and wife Karen shun modern tech, wear period clothing, dine at era venues, and attend silent films and period theaters. They drive a 1926 Buick and own a 1914 Model T, living as if born in 1920s America.
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Trey Love
Ed Archer
Karen
Hayward
Calif
Bie
Ford Club of America
Charleston
Archer
San Francisco
al Capone
Weather summary for Virginia and North Carolina
Virginia and North Carolina forecast with variable clouds and warm humidity. Tuesday brings possible afternoon or evening thunderstorms and highs in the 50s for Virginia and around 90 in parts of North Carolina, with varying overnight lows and continued chances of storms into Wednesday.
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Virginia
Carolina
Lockheed Chief Defends Firm's Foreign Kickbacks
Lockheed Aircraft Corp chief defended the firm’s payments to foreign officials to boost sales. A government board then announced a ban on future improper payments to foreign governments or political groups, unless Congress directs otherwise. Haughton refused to name recipients, citing fairness. Treasury Secretary Simon, Fed chair Burns, and SEC chair Garrett approved the move, urging trust in markets.
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
Haughton
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Treasury
William E. Simon
Federal Reserve
Arthur Burns
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ray Garret Jr
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Imperial Corporation
Prices rise for back to school items across the country
Prices for pencils, notebooks, jeans and shoes have risen 10 to 30 percent as parents prepare for the new school year. In Berlin, Judith Herbert says she cannot afford new clothes for her three children, resorting to hand me downs and sewing. In Honolulu, prices for 12 pencils rose from 37 to 67 cents and shoes from 7.19 to 8.75 dollars, a 25 percent jump. Retailers report mixed demand but overall sales up about 20 percent for the fiscal year, with inflation accounting for part of the increase. Experts predict fall promotions will guide consumer spending.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Judith P. Herbert
Berlin
Honolulu
Zim
Joe Fowler
ABC School Supply Inc
Atlanta
Nation sees signs of a new baby boom say experts
Two population experts from California contend the long decline in the U S birth rate may be ending and a baby boom could follow. They cite 1974 California birth data and say women who delayed childbearing in the mid 1960s are now likely to have children, lifting fertility from its low.
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California
June Sklar
Beth Berkey
Science Magazine
Sklar
University of California At Berkeley
Berkey
California State Department of Health
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