Ford and Sadat conclude Salzburg talks seek Middle East peace
President Ford and Anwar Sadat wrap two day Salzburg talks with optimism about a peace formula within a month. Rabin pledges Israel will pull back tanks and troops from Suez and reopen canal to ease tensions amid Egypt option to ban Israeli ships. Both sides stress confidentiality as Kissinger and Sisco weigh step by step diplomacy.
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Foreign Policy Debate Looms in Congress
Congress returns from a 10 day Memorial Day recess to a high profile foreign policy debate centered on a 30.3 billion military authorization bill. Senators Cranston Kennedy and others push for cuts and new priorities as the House and Senate clash over weapons programs and defense posture.
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D-Calif
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D-Mass
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R-Idaho
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
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R-N.y
Harry F. Byrd
Ind.ia
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
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South Vietnam
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Ford slips in Salzburg knee aid blamed for tumble
White House aides cited a chronic football knee as the cause of President Ford’s fall in Salzburg amid rain slick steps. Ford wore a knee supporter from his Michigan days and joked about a nonskid heel, as he also slipped approaching Egyptian President Sadat.
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Kretsky
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Murder Suspect Escapes Bryce Hospital in Tuscaloosa
Debbie Peoples 16 one of four charged with first degree murder in the Feb 8 slaying of Harold Young escaped from an unguarded Bryce Hospital ward between 9 and 9 30 p m Sunday night. Lawrence County Sheriff Harold Terry issued an all points bulletin to the state highway patrol as authorities search for her.
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Landersville
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Francis Calvert Borden
James Borden
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The Physician Is The Umpire
Dr. Victor R. Fuchs examines the physician’s pivotal role in health care as the central figure governing outcomes. The piece, part two of a three part series, appears on page 6 of the Decatur Daily.
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Victor R. Fuchs
Decatur Daily
Projected Water Needs To Prod Recycle Plans
The U S Geological Survey in its 1974 report warns water use will double again by century end and industrial needs may require far more reuse. Current reuse rates for minerals and manufacturing are 4 to 4.5 times and 2.5 to 3 times respectively with pollution limits tightening. It cites gains against pollution and notes groundwater degradation from urban growth in Colorado and Florida. New York State tested 450 supplies serving over 80 percent of public systems, with 53 contaminants analyzed and water judged generally good.
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N.Y. Times News Service
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U.S. Geological Survey
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Florida
New York State
Morgan County plans home rule salary bills package
A 10 bill package from the Morgan County delegation aims to authorize county commissions to set salary increases for county and eighth judicial circuit officials. The package also replaces the county board of equalization, contemplates a tax office consolidation referendum, and permits moving the county school board offices. Senate critic Bingham Edwards notes the approach returns home rule by authorizing, not granting, raises.
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Market rises as rates ease and Israel gestures build momentum
Wall Street opened higher with the Dow up about a point and the NYSE showing 3-1 advancers over decliners. Brokers cited falling short term interest rates and news that Israel was withdrawing artillery and half its tanks from 24 miles from the Suez as factors boosting sentiment.
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Suez Canal
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Decatur Transit Pledges for Salvation Army Drive
Larry Williams of Decatur Transit pledges 1500 to Roy McAllister for Salvation Army development fund. The goal is 750000 to buy property and build new facilities on a two acre site at 14th St SW. More than 172000 has already been pledged.
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Larry Williams
Decatur Transit, Inc
Salvation Army Development Fund
Roy McAllister
Salvation Army
14Th St
Queen Elizabeth II Crowned in Westminster Abbey 1953
In 1953 Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II was crowned at Westminster Abbey in London. Weather forecast notes highs in the 80s today and Tuesday, with overnight lows near 60. The Tennessee Valley map and river page are included as a local feature.
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Rockefeller Commission closes CIA probe amid Castro killing plot rumors
The Rockefeller Commission nears completion of a five month inquiry into the CIA amid questions about possible involvement by President Kennedy and Attorney General Kennedy in plots against Fidel Castro. The eight member panel led by Vice President Rockefeller will present its report to President Ford on Friday. No public evidence links the Kennedy brothers to a Castro assassination plot.
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