Kissinger urges four party Asian talks for armistice
Secretary of State Kissinger renews call for a four party conference in New York with the United States South Korea North Korea and the People’s Republic of China this fall to seek a permanent Korea armistice and reduce tensions in Asia. He warns North Korea proposals aim to isolate Seoul and force US withdrawal, while stating the United States will not negotiate behind South Korea’s back or terminate the UN Command without new arrangements.
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Sikh Bearded Recruit Barred by U S Navy San Diego
Jor Singh McDonald a 25 year old Sikh trainee at the Naval Training Center in San Diego says his beard and turban led to a rapid discharge from the Dixon’s crew. He was discharged for the convenience of the government amid claims of substandard behavior and faces a federal appeal.
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Partition Idea Grows as Lebanon Sees Civil Administration
Kamal Jumblatt announced creation of a separate civil administration for Muslim controlled areas, aiming to mirror the Christian enclave and avert starvation and insecurity. He leads a leftist coalition allied with Palestinian guerrillas in the conflict with right wing Christians, planning a central political council with broad party representation.
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Lebanon
Kamal Jumblatt
Central Political Council
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American View Moves English Visitor on Politics and Reform
An English visitor, Hastings, contrasts U S political life with Britain noting stronger American debate and real interests over fake duels. He highlights a rising national mood, reform energy, and warnings about racial issues, capitalism, and external peace efforts amid Lebanon turmoil and other global events.
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Campaign spending caps squeeze Ford and Reagan
The two campaigns face federal limits of 10.91 million dollars plus 20 percent for fundraising. Ford has spent 9.52 million and Reagan 8.43 million as of June 30, prompting drastic cuts like closing state headquarters and trimming nonessential expenses.
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Weather From Beaches To Mountains North and South Carolina
Coast forecasts show sunny to hazy Friday and Saturday with highs in the upper
40s to 60s and scattered showers possible. Mountains expect mostly sunny days with highs in the 60s to 70s and cooler nights, while South Carolina records hot, partly cloudy conditions with low rain chances and light winds. Local area forecasters warn of possible thunderstorms Friday night across coastal zones.
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Flueured tobacco prices rise across Carolinas markets
The Federal State Market News Service reports South Carolina and border North Carolina markets averaged 87.9 dollars per hundred pounds for flue cured tobacco on Thursday. Reports from 13 of 14 markets totaled 418.26 pounds with an average 1.77 higher than Wednesday. Eastern Belt sales reached 6,173,023 pounds at 90.12, up 1.25, while Middle Belt Carthage and Sanford sold 618,021 pounds at 92.83, up 2.9 from Wednesday. This ended the first week of Eastern Belt auctions with heavy volume and little change in prices and quality.
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Georgia Florida flue-cured tobacco market tops 110 per cwt
Prices continued to climb at Georgia-Florida flue-cured tobacco markets with Thursdays average at 110.42 per hundredweight as higher body orange leaf appeared on sale floors. Georgia averaged 108. Florida 106.57. Total Thursday sales 5,180,986 pounds worth 5,610,234. season total 2,538,118 pounds at 100.06 average. Volume heavy on leaf offerings, with uneven pacing across sales. Stabilization Corporation receipts Wednesday at 328 percent of gross sales. season deliveries 16 percent.
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Pat Nixon to Leave Hospital Today
Former First Lady Pat Nixon, 64, is to be discharged from Long Beach Memorial Hospital Friday morning after a two week stay for a partial stroke. Doctors say she has recovered enough to return to her San Clemente home and continue at home therapy aimed at restoring use of her left leg.
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Vetoes debated amid Ford recession remarks
The debate centers on job creation claims and the Ford administration. Democrats say 300,000 jobs could be temporary, while Speaker Carl Albert accuses Republicans like Rhodes and Ford of guiding the party to defeat. Representative Behie Wright of Texas notes Ford has vetoed policies.
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Enforcements Action Against Ten School Districts In North
The Department of Health Education and Welfare plans formal civil rights enforcement against ten school districts in the North, potentially cutting federal funds. Ten districts named include River Rouge Michigan Maywood Hawaii Sweetwater Union High California Saginaw Township Michigan Fort Wayne Indiana Springfield Ohio Lima Ohio Dayton Oregon Jeffersonville Indiana Princeton Ohio. An HEW spokesman said enforcement typically lasts about a year, starting with formal notices of violations and a hearing before an administrative law judge, with possible appeals to a five member panel and then HEW.
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Ariz
HEW General Counsel
Supreme Court stays three death sentences pending rehearing
Justice Powell stayed executions in Georgia Texas and Florida until the full court can consider a petition for rehearing of capital punishment cases. The move delays executions nationwide with the court eyeing a possible session this fall or a special session. The three cases involve Charles William Profitt Slerry Lane Surek and Troy Leon Gregg.
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Supreme Court
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Associated Press
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Congress Overrode Ford Veto of Jobs Bill
Mayors chief applauded congressional action as Harsha and Robio noted that Ford’s veto record shows fiscal irresponsibility in Congress. Mayor Kenneth A. Gibson of Newark praised the override as a sign of bipartisan effort against deficits.
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Congress
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United States Conference of Mayors
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