Ford and Kissinger pledge pursuit of Middle East peace
President Ford and Secretary Kissinger spoke separately outside the White House after Kissinger's two week mission in the Middle East. Ford praised Kissinger's effort,expressed continued U.S. commitment to peace, and noted factors beyond control influenced the Cairo agreement efforts. They then met at the White House private quarters after Kissinger arrived at Andrews Air Force Base.
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Rabin vows to honor disengagements with Egypt Syria
In Jerusalem Premier Yitzhak Rabin said Israel will maintain disengagement pacts with Egypt and Syria despite Kissinger peace efforts collapse. He offered to go to Geneva for a settlement and pledged to keep cease-fires with Lebanon and Jordan as long as mutual terms hold, while avoiding war predictions as UN peacekeeping mandates lapse in spring.
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IAM machinists reject Douglas contract in West Coast strike
The International Association of Machinists Lodge 72 voted 74.4 percent against a new contract proposal amid a six week strike against McDonnell Douglas Corp. in California. The Los Angeles rally ended with a Torrance tally, as workers under Ted Neima and Ivan Lynch hailed the rebuke and warned the company the fight continues.
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N Vietnam presses drive as Saigon area fights widen
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces intensify attacks along the northern coast central highlands and around Saigon as refugees flood roads and towns. Phnom Penh and provincial capitals near Hue Danang and Qui Nhon suffer shelling while US airlift limited. Ten provinces fall or abandon, reshaping South Vietnam’s map and displacing tens of thousands.
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Viet queen mother missing amid Hue siege reports
SAIGON AP A six year old queen mother Hoang Thi Cue reportedly missing as North Vietnamese troops encircle Hue preparing for an attack. Helicopters were sent to evacuate her from a canal side villa while relatives vanish en route toward Da Nang.
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Ford presses tax cut strategy with House leaders
President Ford met with top advisers and key House members to push for a tax cut bill free of costly Senate amendments. The talks aimed to craft a compromise between the House 10.1 billion bill and the Senate 33.1 billion version, with a veto possible if too many Senate provisions remain.
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Admiral Tate Meets Daughter Victoria Fyodorova in Seclusion
Retired Adm. Jack R. Tate left a Florida retreat with his Russian daughter Victoria Fyodorova,共 in secrecy. The 77-year-old father and 29-year-old daughter plan a three week private meeting before public appearances. Tate notes he hopes the visit improves U.S.–Soviet ties and advises avoiding press questions on politics. He cites health issues and a plan to tour Clearwater Beach, Tate’s birthplace, later.
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Rock festival to fund sem system at San Francisco stadium
Independent reports 60 000 crowd set for a San Francisco stadium rock festival to raise funds for a sem system. The story notes Long Beach Airport ranking as the nation’s fourth busiest and hints at utility rates rising by 10 billion last year with more increases expected.
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