Crack In Arab Solidarity Over Israel War Policy Surfaces
UNITED NATIONS AP reports a crack in Arab unity behind Egypt’s Security Council push for Israeli withdrawal from 1967 occupied lands. Egypt and Jordan clash with aides amid talks on a Nixon administration proposal. CLO contemplates tighter controls after May price surge.
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United Nations, N.Y
Egypt
Security Council
Council
Middle East
Jordan
Mohammad Hassan el-Zayyat
Presbyterian Leader Seeks Unity Against Exodus
A church moderator hopeful, Dr. Bell, a physician, urged Presbyterians to resist liberal challenges from within and preserve the church’s gospel focus over organizational preoccupation. He warned that a conciliatory General Assembly could halt departures, or risk losing more congregations. The moderator race names Dr. Charles Kraemer as leading candidate. Meanwhile Middle East talks feature Zayyat, Tekoah, and Sharaf debating Palestinian statehood, Gaza, and the West Bank amid Jordanian concerns. The three-day debate continues Monday.
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Israel
Jordan
West Bank
Abdul Hamid Sharaf
Zayyat
Council
Palestine
U.N. General Assembly
General Assembly
Charles Kraemer
Presbyterian School of Christian Education
Richmond
Gaza Strip
Yosef Tekoah
Gaza
Middle East
Hussein
Sharaf
Tekoah
Tts
Fighting near Saigon as cease-fire violations rise sharply
The fighting swirled 20 to 60 miles north of Saigon and 15 to 100 miles into the Mekong Delta with two South Vietnamese helicopters shot down near Cu Chi. Saigon accused Hanoi and the Viet Cong of 185 cease-fire violations in the 30 hours to noon Saturday, the highest since February 21. No large battles. incidents described as localized. Reports also noted Viet Cong control maps and optimism from U.S. officials about weekend agreements.
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Mekong Delta
Cu Chi
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Paris
South Vietnam
Provisional Revolutionary Government
U.S
Half of U.S. cities face trash disposal crunch says study
A survey by the National League of Cities and the U.S. Conference of Mayors finds more than 46 percent of cities will run out of disposal sites within one to five years. They urge reforms to boost recycling, including tax credits, looser rules, and federal loans. The report notes waste grows faster than population and urges energy recovery and cross jurisdiction cooperation. John G. Hutchinson of Charleston, West Virginia, headed the task force.
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Stan Benjamin
Associated Press
Washington
National League of Cities
U.S. Conference of Mayors
U.S
United States
John G. Hutchinson
Charleston
W. Va
Percy Considers Presidential Bid Despite Uncertain Run
Percy's exploratory committee chair Thomas J. Houser notes no decision until late 1975. A run would hinge on Percy's capability, poll prospects, and family support. Once a Bell & Howell president, Percy swept Illinois votes in 1972 and 1966, facing GOP conservatives and a crowded 1976 field including Agnew, Cornwell, Reagan, Rockefeller and others.
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Thomas J. Houser
Chicago
Sen
Bell & Howell
Ilinois
GOP
Paul Douglas
Roman Pucinskin
Spiro T. Agnew
John B. Cornwally
Ronald Reagan
California
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Franco’s chosen successor Carrero to lead Spain ruling junta
Franco will retain absolute power for life while Carrero, described as more Franco than Franco, will preside at cabinet meetings and direct policy but remain subject to Franco’s approval. Carrero’s elevation aims to stabilize succession to Prince Juan Carlos and avoids political upheaval until the king’s coronation. Carrero may announce a cabinet Monday with seven of 19 ministers retained, as traditional conservatives may fill the expected shake up replacing technocrats. President Campora of Argentina begins state visit Friday.
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Carrero
Carréro
Spain
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Carrera
Juan Carlos
Council of the Realm
Skylab 1 mission runs with full power despite cooling valve issue
Skylab 1’s 6900 mile photo run from Washington to eastern Brazil largely went as planned with a cooling system valve stuck open causing overcooling in one compartment. Ground teams monitor the problem, but officials say no impact on the 28 day mission. Back up cooling loop functioning well. Astronauts Weitz Kerwin Conrad collect color photos of land from Washington to Georgia and study forests snow cover and weather. Weather front dispersed before a large storm study. Power wing performance indicates a full experiment schedule ahead.
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James McClane
Cost of Living Council
Ray Price
Nixon
Shultz
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Treasury Department
Congress
Council
Dunlop
Stein
Harvard
Washington
Brazil
Nebraska
Weitz
Kerwin
Georgia
Kentucky
Weyand Poised to be Army Vice Chief of Staff
Washington AP reports General Frederick C. Weyand, who oversaw the end of the Vietnam War withdrawal, is expected to be named the Army's new vice chief of staff. He would succeed General Alexander M. Haig, who retired unexpectedly to take a role in the White House.
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Army
Washington
Frederick C. Weyand
U.S
Vietnam
Alexander M. Haig
Nixon
White House
Pentagon
Senate
Hawaii
Pacific
Creighton W Abrams
Abrams
Haig
Southeast Asia
H. R. Haldeman
Amid
Congress
Paris
West Point
Arbuckle
Calif
University of California
GOP Nomination Duel Shifts As Dalton Wins First Ballot
At the Virginia GOP convention Dalton captured about 91 votes to Morgan’s 419 in a decisive first ballot for lieutenant governor, with Canada briefly in the race for attorney general. Echols led over Redman in the AG contest as officials praised campaign unity and the crowd gave a ceremonial nod to Secretariat.
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Dalton
del. Herbert N. Morgan
Arlington
Morgan
Joe Canada Jr
Canada
Echols
Gant Redman
Virginia
Secretariat
2Nd District
G. William Whitehurst
Godwin
Richmond
Longtime Virginia official Stephens remembered after death
Stephens who served as Page and Stephens from Page and as a tenant governor in a special election in 1952 after Lt. Gov Pat Collins died, later ran for governor in 1961 and lost to Albertis Harrison. He finished his term, retired, and his Richmond portrait was unveiled last year. Born in Northumberland County and a William and Mary graduate, he began law practice in Smithfield. Graveside services were set for Sunday at 4:30, with memorial contributions requested to St Luke’s Restoration or the American Cancer Society.
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Central Florida State
Evelyn Waugh
FTU
Pat Collins
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Stephens
Richmond
State Capitol
Northumberland County
The
College of William & Mary
Smithfield
Here
Southampton County
St. Luke’s
American Cancer Society
Split deposits into five percent and fifty four percent books
The ad promotes dividing funds among five percent for 90 days five percent for one year and fifty four percent for two years with daily compounding. It claims a .6 percent annual yield at two years for the 54 percent book and argues the savings is the advertiser’s exclusive offering, urging the reader to choose their institution.
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