Rooney Loses Brooklyn Backing for 17th Term Bid
The Brooklyn Democratic organization will not support Rep. John J. Rooney for another term citing illness and doubts about his ability to win. Rooney, 69, chairs the Appropriations panel for State Justice and Commerce. He could not be reached for comment.
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Trade council formed to promote Soviet American commerce
Top Soviet and American officials and corporate executives bypassed congressional hurdles to promote expansion of trade. The National Association of Manufacturers the U S Chamber of Commerce and 23 major firms joined Soviet trading groups to form a Soviet American Trade Council. Treasury Secretary Shultz had a two hour talk with Premier Kosygin and Brezhnev met PepsiCo chairman Donald Kendall during the flurry of high level meetings.
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Soviet American Trade Council Talks Held by Cabinet Officials
Cabinet level officials from both sides held separate talks at the new Soviet American Trade Council meeting focusing on trade relations and bilateral cooperation.
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New Soviet-American Trade Council
Brezhnev to Visit New Delhi for Official Trip Next Month
India announced that Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev will make a friendly official visit to New Delhi in late November at Indira Gandhi's invitation. It will be the first Soviet leader’s official visit since 1971, following the Indo-Soviet treaty signed during the Bangladesh crisis.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Britain Withdraws Frigates to Avert Iceland Rift
London yields to Icelandic ultimatum and withdraws frigates and defense tugs from disputed waters to avert breaking relations within NATO. Edward Heath invites Olafur Johannesson to London as talks begin on Iceland’s 50 mile fishing zone.
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Dental Exam For Baboon Tests Experimental Implants
A baboon undergoes a first dental exam to assess suitability for experimental tooth implants. UF researchers Dr Harold R Stanley and Dr Seth R Weintraub examine her teeth in the AP Wirephoto. The Cairo commentary discusses Egypt's reaction to an Arab commando raid linked to emigration from the Soviet Union to Israel and Austria's decision to suspend special transit facilities in exchange for hostages' lives.
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Austria
Iraq Gets Bombers From Soviet Union, Officials Say
Washington reports that the Soviet Union has sent about a dozen TU-22 bombers to Iraq in a move officials view as a psychological push to boost credibility in the Arab world. Intelligence remains unsure if the aircraft are for training or destined for Iraqi use, but officials presume delivery to Iraq with ongoing Soviet arms support.
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Vietnam Saigon area sees heaviest clashes since ceasefire
Government spokesman Col Le Trung Hien said a regiment of communist troops with a Viet Cong battalion attacked two government battalions northeast of Saigon. Government artillery fought back as weather halted air strikes. He reported 183 communist deaths and 100 wounded or missing.
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Market closes at new high as Dow climbs on NYSE
The market ended on a strong note with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising from 949.13 at the open to 956.65 at the close, marking its highest finish since April 19. Trading volume reached 20.77 million shares as electronic, oil, and specialty issues led gains amid broad advancing issues.
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Montgomery real estate dealer fails to sway state building decision
In Montgomery Alabama real estate dealer Pinkie Hassan met with Attorney General Bill Baxley to prompt a challenge to the State Building Commission contract for a 16 story state office building. Baxley said there is nothing they can do about Capitol Development Co. winning the contract led by Walter Johnsen of Birmingham. Alabama milk price rises to 76 cents per half gallon, up 14 cents in nine months. IRS approved a further two cent increase for processors and distributors.
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Calendar of events from Stephens DAR to AAUW fair
Community notices list DAR meeting at Mrs John Harris home at 2 30 p m color movie at Youth Branch Library 4 p m medical assistants Simms from Lukeen B Wallace Developmental Center speaks at 7 30 p m Pilot Club Decatur meets 7 p m Morgan County League board at Lee Stamler’s home 12 30 p m Friday Rev Merlin Mosher speaks 11 a m Summer Manor singing at Falkville Church of God 7 p m Gatemen Quartet Cotaco United Methodist Harmony Grove singing Lowell McGee Singers Old Rice School concert West Family, District State Styling Clinic at Mitchell’s Cafeteria June Hunt speaks 7 p m Lacon old Jones School site free open to public Mt Taber United Methodist Church 7 30 p m Altermen perform Revival at Brooksville Church of God of Prophecy starts 7 15 p m AAUW sidewalk arts fair 12 30 to 5 p m Gordon Bibb school grounds.
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Market Wrap Shows Mixed Day as Gains Lag Declines
The trading session ended with 487 stocks falling and 278 holding steady. Despite a bullish tilt only eight of the top 15 active issues rose while three of the top five fell. Ninety five stocks hit new highs and seven marked new lows.
Episcopal Church nominates five as presiding bishop candidates
The House of Bishops named five nominees for presiding bishop: John M. Allin Mississippi Christoph Keller Jr Arkansas Robert R. Spears Rochester New York John H Burt Ohio and C Kilmer Myers California. Election set for Thursday during the 13 day triennial convention in Louisville where retiring Bishop John E. Hines leaves May 31.
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Arkansas
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Ohio
C. Kilmer Myers
California
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Londonderry’s New Mayor Seeks United Ireland Bridge
Raymond MacLean, Londonderry mayor, says a united Ireland could end Northern Ireland’s troubles. He and Protestant deputy Jack Allen push to use the city’s new power sharing scheme to bridge religious divides.
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Senate Approves 1.2 Billion Foreign Aid Plan
The Senate cleared a 1.2 billion dollar foreign aid bill by 54 to 42 after two failed efforts to trim the authorization. It moves to a conference committee with the House, which passed 1.6 billion earlier this year with 632 million for Indochina reconstruction. An amendment to cap at 1.1 billion failed 47 to 46.
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Chile Regime Plans Import of 15 U.S. Films This Week
Chile's new military government announced plans to import 15 American films this week as a public move toward normality amid austerity. Officials contrasted film imports with recurring beef market shifts and warned of immediate popular measures to counter austere policies.
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Kleindienst testifies on Texas stock scandal immunity
Former Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst said U S attorney Anthony J P Farris did not follow immunity instructions in the Sharp Texas stock scandal. The case involved Houston speculator Frank W Sharp and a bank failure tied to bribery accusations against state politicians.
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Gas Station Operators Head For Court Over Phase 4 Controls
Gas station operators in several states plan court action and some will defy Phase 4 price ceilings by raising pump prices. Associations in Oregon Washington Pennsylvania Nevada and California urge dealers to pass through higher wholesale costs while some groups threaten court challenges led by Tennessee and Pennsylvania dealers.
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Wordplay and oddities in language from a 1973 column
Theodore M. Bernstein analyzes coined terms like nonmentals and nonnuts in an anti Nixon plot note, discusses G string etymology, and notes quirks in negative prefixes. He cites dissenting opinions from H J Howard and Alfred Buchwald while exploring unease and un- word formation.
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Titan 3 Centaur rocket rolls to launch pad at Cape Kennedy
The Titan 3 Centaur, a test variant for Mars exploration, is ready at Cape Kennedy for a proof flight around Jan 15. It will propel a Viking Mars lander model into Earth orbit and rehearse Mars trajectory maneuvers. The note mentions NASA’s shift before the reusable shuttle era. The Maryland Court of Appeals upholds a conviction upheld by the Court of Special Appeals.
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Former security evaluator accuses Sonnenfeldt of leaks
Otto F. Otepka, former State Department evaluator, testifies at Senate Finance Committee hearings that Helmut Sonnenfeldt leaked classified information to RFK and many Washington journalists. Sonnenfeldt denies the charges, says he was investigated, exonerated, and promoted with higher security clearances.
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Maryland High Court Refuses Bremer Appeal
Maryland's Court of Appeals declines to hear Arthur Bremer's appeal allied to the Wallace shooting case. Bremer serves 53 years for the May 1973 assassination attempt and wounding three others, with options opening for a U.S. Supreme Court review. Attorneys Benjamin and Eleanor Lipsitz offered no speculation on next steps.
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House affirms funding for Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty
The House approved 313 to 90 to fund Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty at 50.2 million dollars for the current year and create a board of international broadcasting to oversee them. Critics argued continued broadcasts into the Soviet bloc clash with U.S. detente goals and foreign policy.
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Chiao Kuan Hua Rebuffs US Soviet Detente at UN
China's vice foreign minister Chiao Kuan Hua spoke at the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, scoffing at the US Soviet detente. He argued that contention between the superpowers extends worldwide, underscoring ongoing global tensions.
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