Egyptian Leader Sadat May Meet Ford Next Month
President Anwar Sadat of Egypt may meet with U S President Gerald Ford in Washington on June 23 for a face to face discussion amid plans for a new Middle East diplomatic approach. Sources in Cairo say Ford will attend a NATO Summit in Brussels before the proposed talks.
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Congress Blocks Ford Energy Plan Amid Delays
Congress moves to curb Ford energy measures as Senate action blocks parts of the tariff and price controls. The White House delays full implementation, with a six day postponement and a June phase out of domestic price controls. The bill would empower Congress to block price moves and set a minimum world price, while freezing new oil at January 31 levels and limiting price controls on old oil.
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Voting Near Northern Ireland Polls Amid Apathy And Tensions
In Belfast and across Northern Ireland voters, guarded by soldiers and police, cast ballots for 72 delegates to a constitutional convention seeking a new provincial government. Light turnout blamed on apathy and Catholic boycott calls. 14,000 British troops kept alert as violence remained minimal. Ballot counting starts Friday with results not expected until late Saturday.
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Virginia Senator Co-Sponsor Seeks to End Act Exemption
Scott joins Senator Byrd Jr. as cosponsor to delete sections of the act placing Virginia under its purview. The act, extended to 1975, faces expiration in August if not renewed. Virginia has pressed for years to gain relief from the act through legal means. In Northern Ireland, power sharing aims to appease both Protestant majority and Catholic minority amid militant violence that has claimed many lives and caused widespread damage. The Northern Ireland Executive collapsed after a five month run following a Protestant-led general strike.
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May Day greetings from Hanoi premier amid tensions and reunification talk
Premier Pham Van Dong in Hanoi offered May Day greetings to the United States and supporters of the Viet Cong and the national struggle. He reaffirmed reunification goals, praising allied actions while noting ongoing political tensions with socialist and Portuguese authorities.
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Indochina currents and refugee crisis loom at border
Reports from Paris and Phnom Penh describe Khmer Rouge advances and a 600-strong refugee caravan from Phnom Penh to the Thai border. France protests embassy aid cuts as border relief officials await at the border. the group includes 515 French and 95 other foreigners.
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May Day rallies mark international solidarity and protests
May Day demonstrations across Europe and the globe featured massive turnouts and tight security. In Moscow Brezhnev presided over a long parade while China celebrated with garden parties and editorials praising Viet Cong gains. Spain, Greece, and Romania staged rallies with police and crowds, and Mexico City saw about 700,000 workers marching as Echeverria watched. In Tel Aviv, leftists rallied despite government silence.
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Farm Bill Autos Rebound Hits Mixed Signals
Chrysler faces ongoing losses despite signs the worst may be past as Ford, GM, and AMC report varied first quarter results. Tax credits and accounting changes cushion losses. Belvidere plant reopens while broader industry red ink lingers amid rising farm prices and costs.
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Lynn Townsend
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Economy Outlook and Borrowing News Reviewed
The article outlines money supply and inflation risks, with figures for end of 1974 money stock and revised government borrowing needs for the current year. It notes lower tax revenue forecasts, expectations of unemployment rise, and the Ford administration pushing confidence in free enterprise while monitoring monetary policy and inflation risks.
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