Rogers Ends Talks on Middle East Mission to Narrow Gap
Secretary of State William P. Rogers ended a week long visit to Israel and said the trip produced a narrowing of the gap between Arabs and Israelis. He planned brief talks with Pope Paul VI in Rome and may send A/S Joseph Sisco to Cairo to brief Egyptian officials on Israel s openness to Suez negotiations.
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Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Tel Avid
Israel (Ap
William P. Rogers
Middle East
Rogers
Rome
Pope Paul VI
Washington
Israel
Suez Canal
Joseph Sisco
Cairo
Sisco
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Golda Meir
Suez
Jerusalem
Abba Eban
Tel Aviv
State Department
U.S
Walworth Barbour
Industry Pant Clothes Cause Worry
Miami Beach AFL-CIO union official Louis Stulberg says hot pants threaten women’s garment firms and jobs. He notes small shops struggle Choose between long or short styles while 1000 delegates attend a convention and 442000 workers face layoffs if demand shifts.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Louis Stulberg
Afl-Cio International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Stulberg
Win the War rally in Washington draws global figures and crowds
In Washington the third win the war march gathers thousands as President Nixon is urged to listen. The event features radio speeches from Chiang Kai-shek Chung Hee Park and Thieu with Ky to speak by telephone from Dallas. Political figures Wallace and Maddox to address attendees, amid ongoing antiwar protests and a weather disrupted Capitol ceremony.
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Jerry T. Baulch
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Carl McEntire
Nixon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Monument
McIntire
Patriots
Capitol
Henry Campbell
Dexter
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Chung Hee Park
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Dallas
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Atlanta
Capitol Steps
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Carl Zietlow
Reagan Speeches Cost A Great Deal
Gov. Ronald Reagan set a 25000 speech fee to deter national tour plans while addressing Republican fund raising in New England. The money funds California party expenses and is intended to limit engagements and avoid questions about a 1972 presidential bid.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Minnesota
Michigan
Harold Levander
Deaver
Reagan
Nixon
New Hampshire
GOP National Committee
White House
California State
Republican Central Committee
California
Charlotte nightclub seeks ruling against nude entertainment ban
C est Ban nightclub asks federal judge to declare Charlotte s new ordinance banning nude entertainment unconstitutional. Attorney Michael G. Plumides says the law infringes First Amendment free expression and supplements a federal suit challenging state ABC rules and a separate indecent exposure statute. A May 21 three judge panel will hear related ABC issues.
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Charlotte
Michael G. Plumides
Dist
James B. McMillan
State
Alcoholic Beverages Control
ABC) Board
ABC
McMillan
Woodrow W. Jones
B. Braxton Craven
Emmys Draw Controversy with Two CBS Programs
The Selling of the Pentagon and All in the Family win at TV Academy pre Emmys in New York and Hollywood. The Selling of the Pentagon faces criticism from administration and congress for its depiction of military spending. All in the Family wins outstanding new series as Hamlet, Leopold Stokowski specials, and other categories also receive Emmys ahead of the 23rd ceremony.
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Hollywood
CBS
Television Academy
Pentagon
Carroll O'Connor
Flip Wilson
Mary Tyler Moore
Nbc-Tv
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
New York
Peter Davis
New York Gathering
CBS News
Spiro T. Agnew
Melvin R. Laird
Norman Lear
Hamlet
NBC
Hallmark of Fame
Leopold Stokowski
Public Broadcasting Service
Campbell and Nixon Go Country at White House Salute
President Nixon hosted a day-long Salute to Agriculture ending with a White House dinner. Glen Campbell performed country hits and told farm jokes for about 140 guests including 113 farm leaders. Campbell recalled farming roots in Arkansas and joked about June Carter Cash milking a cow after a night out.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Glen Campbell
Pike County
Ark
Campbell
Nixons
June Carter Cash
Delight Ark
Elvis Presley
Tom Jones
Jones
Money Crisis Endangers West European Unity
Finance ministers of the six Common Market countries convened in Brussels to curb a flood of dollars driving up interest rates and threaten the region’s unity. The talks follow a record low dollar in West Germany and discuss proposals to prevent currency upheaval while preserving fixed parities.
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Brussels
U.S
Europe
West Germany
Frankfurt
Washington
Treasury
John B. Connally
United States
Connally
Executive Commission
Stop-War Funds Push Faces Senate Hurdles in May Move
Senators edge toward a late May or June bid to cut Indochina war funds by year end while House approval remains unlikely. McGovern Hatfield coalition advocates say current support is in the mid 40s with debates shaping on draft extension and a potential Cooper Church Laos proposal as a backstop.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Associated Press
Washington
House
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Mark O. Hatfield
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Hugh Scott
McGovern-Hatfield
Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Hatfield
Frank Church
Idaho
John Sherman Cooper
U.S
Laos
Thailand
Cambodia
Cooper-Church
Nixon
Indochina
Church
Cooper
Mars Mariners To Take Numerous Shots
Cape Kennedy Fla AP Mariner 8 and Mariner 9 launch toward Mars to provide more than 8000 photographs and data. The twin satellites aim to orbit Mars, study 70 percent of the surface, and note atmospheric, surface and seasonal changes while seeking signs of primitive life.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Mariner 8
Mars
Mariner 9
Dan Schneiderman
National Aeronautics and Administration
Jet Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
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