Kissinger Faces Hostile Welcome on Welsh Stop
Secretary of State Kissinger was jeered by about 400 demonstrators in Cardiff as he and wife Nancy left a ceremony with British officials. The protestors, mainly Cypriots and Marxists, denounced U S policy toward Cyprus and Israel.
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Wholesale price index dips for February amid farm goods drop
The Labor Department reported February wholesale prices fell eight tenths of a percent led by a 46 percent drop in farm product costs and a 26 percent fall in processed foods. The index remained 146 percent above the 1967 baseline. Officials see possible consumer price relief later but warn current declines have not yet shown at retail. Ford urged Congress to fund a $2 billion summer job program for youths and extend public service jobs for adults.
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Blast Delays American Airlift to Phnom Penh
Rocket fire damaged a cargo plane delaying the American airlift to Phnom Penh by several hours. The delay will only slightly reduce ammunition and rice deliveries. Cambodian forces deployed about 1,000 troops and 70 armored vehicles in a three prong operation against insurgent positions near the airport. The airlift was suspended late.
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Sistine Chapel Exhibit At National Geographic Society Hall
The National Geographic Society in Washington displays 13 backlit color transparencies from Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel ceiling and The Last Judgment. The 500th anniversary of Michelangelo’s birth is noted and Pope Julius II’s commission history is summarized.
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Auto sales rise marks 17 month high
For the first time in 17 months auto sales exceeded year-ago figures with Ford and imports leading the upswing. In Milwaukee a basketball bid decision sent Marquette Creighton and Notre Dame to the NCAA Midwest Regional. Ford plans a 6 30 p m news conference to discuss term run. William Winogrond, once pronounced dead after a heart attack, regained consciousness and improved after donated eye and kidney plans were halted.
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OPEC conference backs five year oil price freeze in Algeria
Delegates at the Algiers summit approved President Boumedienne's plan for a five year freeze in the real price of oil, contingent on Western development aid to the Third World. Iran's Shah Pahlavi backed linking future prices to manufactured goods and services, but no mechanism was set.
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Classified Ad Offer For Furnished Home In Two Rivers
Ad seeks a working couple for a ten minute occupancy in a furnished home in Two Rivers security references required. Contact phone numbers 4-4433 or 793-1317 and ask for an AdVisor. Ad cancelled after two days.
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Congress Slow To Act On Emission Delay Proposals
Senate aides expect little congressional movement on a five year pause in stricter auto emission standards. The EPA imposed a one year delay for 1977 model year vehicles, citing sulfate from catalytic converters and urging Congress to extend the pause or change the law for two more years. Weather outlook includes snow possible in the north and mixed precipitation in the south with temperatures in the 20s.
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Lakeshore Hit by Wet Heavy Snowstorm
A late storm dumped one to four inches of wet snow along the lakeshore and much of Wisconsin. It caused treacherous roads and more than 200 traffic accidents, hospitalizing fourteen people in the Madison area. Meteorologists cited a low pressure system and Gulf moisture as the fuel for the snow.
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