Resistance To Safe Crumbling WASHINGTON C 130 sale to Egypt under scrutiny
Secretary Kissinger testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as resistance to the 65 million C-130 sale to Egypt appears to crumble. Senators Humphrey and Javits accept assurances that training will be limited and no broader military relationship will be established this year.
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Senate
Egypt
U.S
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hubert H Humphrey
D-Minn
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Kissinger
Sen
Clifford Case
R-Mj
United States
Humphrey
Javits
Cuba
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Israel
Flu Immunization Plan Is Called Overreaction
Federal officials including President Ford may have overreacted to swine flu reports by seeking a nationwide immunization for 213 million Americans. Health officials and physicians from 50 states questioned the scare tactics and the $3.135 million request while urging prevention rather than delay. The Ft Dix cases and the 1918 pandemic were cited. some called the government guessing, others stressed prevention.
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George Behnke
Wisconsin Medical Society
National Center For Disease Control
House Appropriations Committee
United States
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Behnke
Robert L. Parr
Indianapolis
George E. Hardy
Birmingham
Ala
National Association of County Health Officers
Six Die In Miami Fire Arson Suspected at Avondale
AP reports at least six killed and 11 injured as a three story Miami hotel fire, possibly started deliberately, cascaded to the adjacent Saragossa Hotel. Witnesses heard a whooshing sound as the blaze began. a suspect is in custody for arson investigations. Ramiro Gomez owned Avondale with 42 tenants.
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Maar
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Dhere
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Saragossa
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Aurn
Teamsters Strike Hits Road Partial Settlements Reported
Negotiators announce a significant breakthrough as two trucking associations reach a tentative contract affecting about one third of striking Teamsters. Labor Secretary Usery says full restoration of trucking hoped by Monday with further talks ahead in a Chicago suburb hotel.
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Teamsters
WJ. Usery Jr
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Te Motor Carriers
Roy Lang
Milwaukee Teamsters
NYC and U.S. clash over city finances future
Mayor Beame says New York will be self sufficient by 1978 and settle its $12.5 billion federal loan by 1976 with a balanced budget. federal comptroller Elmer Staats warns of obstacles including a restive labor force and $1.9 billion in short term notes as the Senate Banking Committee concludes hearings on New York’s progress since last December’s federal loan.
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New York City
Abraham Beame
US Comptroller
Senate
New York
Congress
Beaine
New York City Financial Plan Draws Skepticism from GAO Officials
Gene Agcuunting Of fiee cites concerns from GAO about City's progress toward a balanced budget and adherence to a funeral plan. Officials warn reduced federal aid and fewer matching dollars could pressure finances, with wage freezes risking loss of key employees and broader competitiveness.
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Ford Cultivates Farm Electorate in Wisconsin Race
President Ford tours dairy country in Wisconsin courting farm votes as he presses to revive momentum after Reagan's North Carolina win. Ford predicts victory in Tuesday's primary, while Udall Carter and Jackson campaign elsewhere in pursuit of their own gains. Reagan defends his positions from California and invites a debate with Ford.
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Milwaukee
Nixon sons in law deny saying president demented
Washington AP reports Richard Nixon's sons in law Edward Cox and David Eisenhower deny implying the former president was mentally unstable or contemplated suicide before his 1974 resignation. They reject book excerpts by Woodward and Bernstein as misrepresenting conversations and Nixon's state of health.
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Nixon
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Carl Bernstein
Washington Post
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Eisenhower
White House
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Woodward
Nixons
Bernstein
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