SALT talks progress noted as Eilts to meet Sadat
Ambassador Hermann Eilts will meet Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in Yugoslavia on Sunday to discuss SALT. Officials say most progress centers on verification procedures for treaty enforcement, with remaining issues including the Cruise missile and Backfire bomber. Ford cites safe, responsible agreement and notes Kissinger and Gromyko will meet to finalize terms. Brezhnev plans unchanged. Turkish base closures complicate security. grain sales to the Soviet Union viewed as beneficial to farmers and not raising consumer prices.
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Bassador
Hermann Eilts
Anwar Sadat
Eilts
Yugoslavia
Geneva
U.S
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Andrei Gromyko
Brezhnev
Washington
Beauty Queens Honored at Thomasville Reception
The reigning Miss North Carolina and a former Miss North Carolina who won the title as Miss Thomasville shared lemonade at a reception in Thomasville. Mrs. Jay Van Vechten of Miami is the former Sharon Finch, Miss NC 1964, while Susan Lawrence, daughter of Lexington residents, won Miss NC in Charlotte in June and will compete in Miss America in Atlantic City in September. The event was sponsored by the Thomasville Chamber of Commerce.
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North Carolina
Thomasville
Jay van Vechten
Miami
Fla
Sharon Finch
Harry Brown Finch
Susan
Lawrence
Vernon Lawrence
Rt. 10
Lexington
Charlotte
Atlantic City
N. J
Thomasville Chamber of Commerce
Democrats Plan Meets To Attract Candidates
Washington AP report says a liberal Democratic group schedules five regional conferences to lure presidential hopefuls to face party members questions. Only Gov Milton Shapp of Pennsylvania has signaled willingness to participate.
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Washington
Liberal Democrats
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Congress battles energy policy amid veto threat and 1976 bid talks
Lawmakers extended the oil price control law to August 31, risking a $13 a barrel rise and higher gasoline. Ford aims for energy price increases, while Democrats push conservation and coal. The foreign policy setback came as arms to Turkey stayed banned. Democratic conferences schedule candidate discussions in Minneapolis Boston Atlanta Baltimore and Los Angeles with notable invitees including Bayh Bentsen Carter Harris Jackson Sanford Shriver Udall and Wallace.
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Ford
Congress
White House
Turkey
Donald M. Fraser
D-Minn
Minneapolis
Boston
Atlanta
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Fred Harris
D-Okla
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Washington Soviet Arts Draw Mobs
In Washington crowds line up daily to view an exhibition of Hermitage and State Russian Museum paintings at the National Gallery of Art. The show, arranged by Dr. Armand Hammer, features 30 European masters and 13 Russian works, with no contemporary pieces. It will travel to New York, Detroit, Los Angeles and Houston after closing. Attendance runs over 5,500 daily. The article notes standing room for Bolshoi Opera at the Kennedy Center, which sold out weeks before performances. Defectors like Nureyev and Baryshnikov draw packed houses, Rostropovich performs with the National Symphony and signs a two year music-director contract.
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Washington
Hermitage
Leningrad
National Gallery of Art
United States
Armand Hammer
New York
Detroit
Los Angeles
Houston
Tex
U.S
Soviet Union
Kennedy Center
Rudolf Nureyev
Margot Fonteyn
Mikhail Baryshnikov
Kirov Ballet
Canada
American Ballet Theater
Galina
Valery Panov
Russia
Wolf Trap Park Farm
Mstislav Rostropovich
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
National Symphony Orchestra
Solzhenitsyn
Rostropovich
National Symphony
Akins Calls For State Sharing Plan
ASHEVILLE NC AP Outgoing NC County Commissioners Association president Waverly Akins urged a state revenue sharing plan at the annual convention in Asheville He criticized Gov Holshouser s administration for hindering local governments from obtaining federal grants and cited North Carolina s 45rd per capita federal spending ranking as a disgraceful situation requiring action.
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Asheville N.C
North Carolina County Commissioners Association
Waverly Akins
Waker County Commission
Association
Asheville
Jim Holshouser
North Carolina
Turkey says U S defense pact dead amid embargo
Prime Minister Demirel declared the U S Turkish defense agreement is dead and Turkey will not renegotiate while the arms embargo remains. Ford offered $50 million in aid to reopen bases, which Demirel rejected, stressing the need to know friends. The move follows Turkey's shutdown of about two dozen installations under Turkish control.
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Turkey
U.S
Suleyman Demirel
United States
Demirel
Helsinki
Ford
Air Force One
Romania
Congress
NATO
Cyprus
House of Representatives
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Church
Kennedy Center Opera House
Bolshoi Ballet
Arena Stage
Mount Fuji
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