Kissinger says only nuances left in Mid East peace pact
Secretary of State Kissinger says only nuances remain to resolve in a new Israeli Egyptian accord granting another Sinai pullback. Israeli officials in Jerusalem report a key section is ready for signing, promising no use or threat of force and allowing Israeli cargo through the Suez Canal. Sadat calls the progress peace seeking and warns one tenth of the pact remains to be worked out, notably wording on limiting economic and propaganda warfare against Israel.
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Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai
Israel
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Anwar Sadat
Suez Canal
Sadat
Tahsen Bashir
New York
Beame
Army on Alert in Argentina Peronist Crisis
All army units were put on full alert as a dispute over military participation in government spurred demands for the army chief’s resignation. Gen. Alberto Numa Laplane faced opposition from top generals, but President Isabel Peron’s stance kept the military out of power.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Alberto Numa Laplane
Isabel Peron
Laplane
Portuguese commandos seize pro Communist propaganda branch
In Lisbon at dawn Portuguese commandos under Gen Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho occupied the armed forces propaganda branch. In Leiria anti Communists attacked offices of three extreme left parties and burned the law offices of two Communist sympathizers. No casualties reported.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Munists
Leiria
Spain Enacts Antiterror Law With Death Penalty
MADRID AP A new antiterrorist law takes effect in Spain enabling automatic death sentences for killings of security forces members and for kidnappings with death or mutilation. The decree lasts two years and permits warrantless searches and detentions beyond 72 hours.
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Madrid
Spain
Thirteen Cent Mail Cost Is Eyed
The Postal Rate Commission approved a proposal that could raise the price of mailing a first class letter to 13 cents by Christmas. The Postal Service had urged a 13 cent rate for months but needed the Commission's action to proceed.
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Washington
Postal Rate Commission
Postal Service
Rate Commission
Two Rivers Police Enforce Park Rules After Petition
Police quickly acted after a 100-signature petition from Charles Weier demanded stricter enforcement in Neshotah Park. At 9 p.m. Monday radar on Zlatnik Drive nabbed a driver speeding at 36 mph within 20 minutes, with a second violator caught 10 minutes later.
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Cain
Charles Weier
22Nd St
Neshotah Park
Zlatnik Drive
Bend
Pierce Streets
Leading indicators rise for fifth straight month in July
The Commerce Department said its leading indicators index jumped 17 percent in July, 11.5 percent above February’s low, with June’s advance revised to 2.9 percent. Stronger new orders for consumer goods and raw materials boosted the index, while money supply and some supplier activity lagged. Officials urged caution in interpretation as the economy shows a still uneven recovery.
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Commerce Department
Commerce
Rogers C. B. Morten
Morten
Witnesses to Hoffa case set for grand jury session
DETROIT AP 70 witnesses to testify beginning Tuesday in the probe of former Teamsters president Jimmy Hoffa. Among early participants is Foster son Charles J Chuckie O’Brien described as a key figure in the disappearance mystery. U S Attorney Ralph Guy says the grand jury will not hear indictment evidence but seek new leads.
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Teamsters Union
Jimmy Toffa
Hoffa
Charles J .Chuckie O'Brien
US Atty
Ralph Guy
FBI
Ater
U.S
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O'Brien
O’brien
Arkansas
Florida
Kaess
Ozet
Y Brien
Huffman Guilty in Kickback Case in Wisconsin
Charles B Huffman 46 of Miami pleaded guilty to one of six counts aiding Walter F O Connor in kickback loans at Algoma State Bank. Five counts were dismissed and Huffman must aid the state in a bank fraud probe. Judge Curtin placed him on one year probation and ordered 82500 restitution. O Connor faces eight counts of kickbacks and one misused bank funds count.
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Wis
Charles B Huffman
Miami
Fla
Walter F. O'Connor
Algoma State Bank
Huffman
O'Connor
State Justice Department
John Curtin
Expert for State Doubts Epidemic of Encephalitis
MILWAUKEE AP says state epidemiologist Dr. H Grant Skinner doubts an encephalitis outbreak in Wisconsin. A West Allis case remains unconfirmed and officials moved to mosquito control as a precaution. The patient, 23, fell ill Aug 6, was hospitalized five days later and later released with headaches. Blood tests to identify the illness’s exact type are pending.
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Wisconsin
H. Grant Skinner
West Allis
Skinner
Urban Ganser
Siegfried Wolff
Wolff
Warm Front and Rains Forecast for Wisconsin
The National Weather Service forecast a warm front moving into Wisconsin with increasing chances of rain. Western sections may see rain first, then the state by Thursday, as sunny spells follow cool temperatures. Temperatures ranged from 38 in Marshfield and Hazelhurst to 82 in Pewaukee, with lows in the 50s to 60s and highs expected in the 70s.
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Two Rivers
National Weather Service
Wisconsin
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Hazelhurst
Hibbing
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Superior
New York City bids for 1976 Democratic convention
New York City pledges security and convenience for delegates in a bicentennial year convention. Mayor Beame pitches the Big Apple as the site, stressing available hotels and Madison Square Garden as well as enhanced police protection. Los Angeles follows with its own pitch, but New York is seen as the front runner despite fiscal strain.
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New York City
Abraham Beame
Beame
Tom Bradley
Los Angeles
Beam
Madison Square Garden
New York
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Robert S. Strauss
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