New U S Soviet space future eyed for joint flights
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla as the Apollo Soyuz mission begins and talks in Moscow flag a broader U S Soviet space partnership through the 1980s NASA deputy administrator George M Low says the next joint mission could involve an American space shuttle and a Soviet Salyut space station with ongoing exploratory talks to finalize details this fall.
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Ford warns Congress on oil bill face up to hard realities
President Ford, returning from Michigan and Illinois, told reporters aboard Air Force One that Congress must act on a compromise oil decontrol plan or risk the worst of all worlds. He plans to send his revised program to Congress and urged action for a windfall profits tax, with profits funneled into exploration and relief, while acknowledging a delay until Aug 31 expiration of federal controls. He noted a pay back to people and governments if enacted, and warned inaction would be worse.
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Butterfield denies CIA contact officer role at White House
Alexander Butterfield publicly rejects being a CIA contact at the Nixon White House saying he was never assigned or designated. He asserts Nixon knew of Watergate events, and disputes Prouty's claim about Butterfield being involved in arranging support for covert agents.
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Decontrol clash between Nader and oil exec on price controls
On ABC TV Ralph Nader and John Swearingen of Standard Oil of Indiana sparred over Ford’s plan to end domestic oil price controls. Swearingen defended decontrol as a long term necessity, while Nader warned of higher costs and urged price stabilization to avoid oil shocks.
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Gasoline near 70 cents a gallon, retailers say
Retailers say regular gasoline will reach 70 cents per gallon soon as summer travels peak. Dealers in New York, Texas, Vermont and California forecast prices to 70 to 75 cents this year, with some predicting a dollar by year end only if another oil embargo or major policy shifts occur. Local managers express doubt about reaching a dollar this year.
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Israeli Warplanes Strike Sidon Refugee Camp in Lebanon
Israeli air raids hit the Ein Helweh refugee camp near Sidon with rockets and strafing causing four deaths and twenty two injuries. Palestinian fighters and Lebanese defenses reported shortages of impact while observers noted gunboats near the coast and resistance from SAM-7 missiles.
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Israelis Hint Progress on Accord with Egypt
In Jerusalem the Israeli cabinet offered cautious optimism after a weekly session on the Sinai accord. Prime Minister Rabin said he was more optimistic about a long term agreement, while officials noted clarifications were still needed from Washington before broader troop withdrawal in the Sinai Desert. Simcha Dinitz was to return to work with the State Department on clarifications.
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