Israel and Arab forces clash on Lebanon border
Israeli troops exchanged fire with Arab forces north of Marga Uiyyat near Qiryat Shmonah in Lebanon. No Israeli casualties reported. A separate Globe report cited analysts claiming Israel may possess over 10 nuclear weapons and that F4 Phantom jets or Jericho missiles could deliver them. Arab League spokesman Maksoud said Arabs may block Israel at the UN General Assembly unless Israel withdraws and recognizes Palestinian rights. he questioned O Neill's push for possible U.S. withdrawal from the Assembly pending evidence.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
Marga- Uiyyat
Qiryat Shmonah
Boston Globe
Japan
United States
Washington
Cairo
Jerusalem
Jericho
France
Globe
United Nations
New York
Arab League
Clovis Maksoud
General Assembly
Maksoud
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
D-Mass
Mahsoud
O'Neill
Hope Star publication details and rates 1975
The Hope Star issue lists publication details from July 31 1975 with staff roles and addresses. It outlines subscription prices by carrier, mail in Arkansas and beyond, and office contact information for the Star Publishing Co. including editors, departments, and national ad representatives.
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Star
W. Third and Grady Sts
Hope, Ark
P.O
Area
Hope
Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Miller
Clark
Arkansas
Apollo spacemen reunite with families in Hawaii
In Kaneohe Bay at the Marine base, Apollo astronauts Thomas Stafford Donald Slayton and Vance Brand were greeted by wives children and friends after five days in hospital. The men who inhaled toxic fumes during descent recovered and are to spend 10 days in rest and medical observation before debriefing by space agency technicians.
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Honolulu
Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station
Thomas P. Stafford
Donald K. Slayton
Vance D. Brand
Tripler Army Hospital
Houston
Honolulu International
Space Agency
Stafford
Faye
Brand
Joan
Slayton
Marjory
Boston police gear up for fall school integration show
Federal marshals FBI agents and 2100 Boston police will patrol streets at the start of the new integration plan. Louisville judge orders desegregation of 140000-pupil district with 12 to 40 percent black in each school. In Boston, a strong police presence aims to deter violence as 26,000 of 84,000 students are slated for busing this fall.
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Associated Press
FBI
Boston
Kentucky
Louisville
U.S. District Court
James F. Gordon
Gordon
Sue Connor
Concerned Parents, Inc
U.S
Peter Meade
Kevin H. White
Justice Department
Robert diGrazia
Richardson
Tex
Dallas
William Taylor Jr
Obituary notices for Walter Davis and Ray L. Lewis
Walter McDonald Davis Sr aged 70 died in a Texarkana hospital after a long illness born May 4 1905 in Portland Ark lived in Texarkana most of life retired from wholesale produce and trucking served as elder at Pleasant Grove Christian Church and on Dallas Christian College board survivors include wife Flora Frix Davis son Walter Jr and three daughters plus siblings and nine grandchildren services Friday at Pleasant Grove Church burial Hillcrest Cemetery memorials to American Cancer Society. Ray L. Lewis 59 of DeQueen died after months of illness born Sept 4 1915 in Beeville Tex owned Lewis Food Center funeral 2 pm at Wilkerson Chapel burial Redman Cemetery survivors include wife Virginia two sons Leonard and Lawrence daughter Becky Levern mother Ella Lewis sister Doshin Ship mate and two grandchildren.
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Walter Davis
Walter McDonald Davis
Texarkana
Portland
Ark
Pleasant Grove
Jettye Skelton
Oklahoma City
Okla
Esta Smith
Arlington
Tex
Donna Amaral
Hugh Davis
Murfreesboro
Eddie Davis
Morris Davis
Hope
C. R. Simmons
Beeville
Lewis Food Center
DeQueen
Wilkerson Chapel
Joe Denton
James Cannon
Redman Cemetery
Virginia Hargrove Lewis
Leonard Lewis
Lawrence Lewis
Becky Levern
Charleston
S.C
Ella Lewis
Nashville
Doshin Shipmate
Shreveport
Pound Sterling Drops to All-Time Low Against Dollar
The pound hit an all-time low in London trading, briefly sank to 2.1455 dollars per pound, then recovered to 2.1635 and 2.1755 on successive days. Dealers cite the strong dollar as the main influence, with the currency slipping nearly three cents in two days while other major pairs were less affected.
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London
London Foreign Exchange
Senate weighs curbs on school lunches and weapons bills
The Senate may act today on two spending measures as Muskie and Bellman push to reject both the $430 million school lunch excess and the $900 million overrun in military procurement. House approved the weapons bill 348 to 60, with leaders warning that approving one without the other would set a dangerous budget precedent.
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Senate
Washington
Pentagon
Senate Budget Committee
Congressional
House
Capitol Budget Committee
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
America
Muskie
Henry Bellman
R-Okla
Congress
Washington readies for end of oil price controls
Federal officials prepare for the abrupt expiration of U.S. oil price controls on August 31 after the House rejected President Ford’s plan for a gradual end. The Senate moves to tax windfall oil profits to return funds to consumers, while House action on extending controls faces a veto.
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Washington
U.S
Congress
House
Ford
Frank G. Zarb
FEA
White House
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Junta takes formal charge in Portugal
In Lisbon Portugal the Revolutionary Council of 30 officers formally handed power to a leftist three man junta led by Gomes Goncalves and Carvalho after a 14 hour meeting. Moderates opposed the move and attended secretly while the council downgraded itself to an advisory body. The new directorate lacks a full cabinet yet and the timing of foreign appointments remains unclear. Lake Rudolf shrinks while Nile perch up to 200 pounds are still caught in the lake.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Revolutionary Council
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Vasco Goncalves
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Armed Forces Movement
Goncalves
Helsinki
Costa Gomes
Maj
Vitor Alves
Kampala
Organization of African Unity
Kenya
Rudolf
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Dorothy Winchel
Annette Rogers
Carey E. Smith
Jim Harris
Esther Hicks
Negro Community
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Virginia Hiscott
Wanda McJunkins
C.M. Rogers, Jr
Alice Kate Baker
Vicki Brown
Gail Martin
D.E. Allen
Danny Lewallen
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Southern
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Arkansas Press Ass’n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Ave
Memphis
Tenn
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42Nd St
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Classen Blvd
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Cleveland
Denver
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Cir Duluth
Fairbanks
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Helena
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Ind’apolis
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Ville
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Las Vegas
Er Little Rock
Los Angeles
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Orlando
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Pittsburgh
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P'tland
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Richmond
St. Louis
Rick Kennedy
Marion Jackson
Kennedy
Ray L. Lewis
Pound
Harry Bertola
Bertola
Standard Oil Company
Tower OF Power
Energy Research and Development Administration
Honeywell Solar Energy Scientists
Minneapolis
Junta
Helena Rubinstein
COX Drug
Mike Schneiker
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