Giscard urges faith in U S as ally during visit
French President Valery Giscard d Estaing praised closer Franco American ties at a White House state dinner with President Ford. He urged Americans to understand the French people and described shared goals of liberty peace and justice amid ongoing inflation and energy concerns. The event followed a Concorde flight to Washington and a visit to Arlington National Cemetery. The story also notes other figures and events including aviation Hall of Fame selections and Queen Margrethe II of Denmark touring the United Nations.
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Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Ambassador Cooper to East Germany Resigns
John Sherman Cooper announced on Monday his resignation as ambassador to East Germany. He will be 75 in August and told President Ford he believes a younger man should take over the post.
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Ammonia Leak at Hershey Chocolate Plant Injures Dozens
In Hershey Pennsylvania a three inch liquid ammonia line ruptured at the Hershey Foods chocolate plant shortly before 3 PM causing an ammonia gas leak that injured between 25 and 30 workers and evacuated about 1,000. Fourteen of the injured were hospitalized with eye nose and throat burns. others were treated and released.
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Hershey Foods
Kepone suits seek 26.2 million against Allied and Hooker
In Richaond Virginia two new Kepone related lawsuits filed in federal court seek 26.2 million from Allied Chemical Corp and Hooker Chemical & Plastics Corp. Seven former Life Science Products Co. employees claim illness from Kepone manufacturing chemicals. Total Kepone suits exceed 185 million nationwide. Amtrak fares rise five percent on June 15 as costs climb.
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Allied Chemical Corp
Hooker Chemical & Plastics Corp
Life Science Products Inc
Life Science Products Co
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Catholic Reds warned face excommunication in June vote
The Italian Episcopal Conference warned prominent Catholics who back a Communist ticket they could be excommunicated. Pope Paul VI reportedly approved the statement after a private audience with Antonio Cardina Poma. Last week the Pope accused four lay Catholic intellectuals of treason. Corsican separatists strike paralyzing Bastia with a one day general strike over a sedition trial of Edmond Simeoni. The shutdown affected government offices, banks, transport, stores, and schools. Bonfires and church bells marked protests under the banner Operation Dead Island. Mount Sakurajima erupted near Kagoshima, ejecting rocks, ash, and breaking car windshields. Police reported ground tremors and shattered windows in a nearby school.
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Japan
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