Meany attacks Ford policy on economy and foreign policy
AFL-CIO President George Meany told 350 ILA delegates in Miami Beach that Ford and Congress fear recession and Russians. He urged immediate bold action to curb unemployment and criticized détente with the Soviet Union as unilateral concessions. Meany questioned grain sales to Russia and signaled possible support for a grain embargo if the ILA approves refusing shipments to the Soviet Union.
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UN diplomats await Sadat word on buffer force
United Nations diplomats hope an appeal from the Security Council will prompt Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to extend the U.N. Emergency Force in Sinai as its mandate nears expiration. A Cairo speech may reveal whether Sadat approves a second Sinai withdrawal, while Israel and Egypt edge toward a potential interim peace accord with U.S. surveillance and continued U.N. presence in the area.
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Jerusalem
Indictment targets Hunt family and allies in wiretap case
A federal grand jury in Dallas indicted seven men including Percy Foreman and two sons of the late oil magnate H L Hunt on conspiracy and obstruction of justice. The nine counts allege witnesses were paid to lie about Hunt wiretapping. Also named are several Dallas lawyers and Houston figures.
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Conway Twitty to Move to Nashville in August
Country star Conway Twitty will relocate from Oklahoma City to Nashville in August after 17 years in Central Oklahoma. He sells his Norman home and moves with wife Kathy and younger children Jimmy and others. two older children Mike and Joni already reside in Nashville. Twitty, who rose to fame with Hello Darlin in Russian, aims to be closer to historic recording and touring hubs in Tennessee.
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Conway Twitty
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Arkansas
Storms Persist Across Plains and Coasts in Flood Week
Storms lingered over the Plains and Gulf Coast with showers and thunderstorms into early morning. Trenton New Jersey faced floods after 5 inches of rain in nine hours raised Assunpink Creek to a record 15 feet. 2,000 residents evacuated and rail service disrupted. No deaths reported as sunny weather returned. earlier flash flood warnings expired as systems moved east. Immigrant arrivals in the U.S. from 1820 to 1971 were tallied at about 45.5 million.
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