Debating Israel policy Ford and Carter clash over arms
In a televised debate, President Ford and Jimmy Carter argued over U.S. aid to Israel, noting shifts in weapons shipments and total military sales. Carter cited Israel receiving about four percent of the latest arms package, while Ford defended broad support and highlighted substantial sales to Iran and Saudi Arabia. They also sparred over Eastern Europe and Helsinki rights violations and touched on the Panama Canal.
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North Carolina and South Carolina 3-Day Weather Forecast
The National Weather Service forecasts thundershowers in North Carolina with a cold front today through Friday and highs in the low 70s. West in the mountains should reach upper 60s to 70s, east near the coast upper 60s to low 70s, with tonight’s lows in the 50s to 60s. South Carolina sees occasional rain and thundershowers today into Friday, with highs upper 60s to 70s and tonight’s lows in the 60s to 70s.
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Furniture Manufacturers Credit Assn elects officers
The Furniture Manufacturers Credit Assn closed its 15th annual meeting at The Mountain View Inn Gatlinburg Tenn electing Raymond B Massey Jr Futorian Corp New Albany Miss as president Tom Parker of Broyhill Industries Lenoir as vice president Alan F Johnson Thomasville Inds as secretary and R Louis Short Lane Financial Services Altavista Va re-elected treasurer The note recalls the 1939 start of network television with Roosevelt opening the World's Fair and early telecasts reaching 150 miles from Radio City Music Hall.
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Fallout Not Dangerous in North Carolina From Chinese Blast
State official Dayne H. Brown says light radioactive fallout reached North Carolina from a recent Chinese atomic detonation but poses no danger. Air samples in Raleigh show very low levels, with more tests planned. milk may be sampled to check contamination but any increase is unlikely.
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