Sadat Visits Chicago Attracts Dignitaries Despite Protests
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat arrives in Chicago for a two day visit drawing about 500 attendees including Mayor Richard Daley and Nancy Kissinger. Jewish leaders protest with ads while seven Chicago City Council members boycott the dinner.
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Prague DC9 Crash Kills 68 In Dense Fog
A Yugoslav charter DC9 crashed near Prague in thick fog killing 68 and injuring 52. The jet carried 115 Czechoslovak passengers and five crew members returning from Yugoslavia. The crash occurred four miles north of the airport, slicing through trees and striking cottages in Horni Sedlec.
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Ford asks Congress for 4.7 billion in foreign aid
President Ford asked for 4.7 billion in military and economic aid to bolster Israel Egypt Jordan Syria South Korea and others. The request more than doubles the 2.21 billion approved last year with a Middle East share rising to 3.38 billion and includes loan forgiveness for Israel.
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Gas lamps urged to switch to electricity for savings
Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb urged homeowners to turn off gas lamps or convert them to electricity to conserve natural gas for a predicted winter shortage. He warned 1.4 trillion cubic feet could be tight, with eastern states most affected as gas-dependent industries lose fuel first.
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Senate approves bill to cancel contracts with at risk small firms
The Senate approved 82 to 10 a measure allowing federal cancelation of contracts with small businesses whose viability is threatened by unexpected cost increases. It covers firms that signed during AR controls from Aug 15 1971 to Apr 30 1974 and moves to a House conference on a broader previous version.
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Barbados envoy sent home over dog incident threats
Barbados permanent representative to the United Nations W E Waldron Ramsey was summoned home after warning of possible international consequences if police in Pelham New York shoot his dog. The barge affair followed widespread reports and comments delayed until Thursday.
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower Discusses Cooking and Family Life
Julie Nixon Eisenhower spoke about preparing pork chops and her new cookbook for children on NBC Not for Women Only. She said most knowledge about cooking came after marrying David Eisenhower and noted her mother was not interested in food. She and her husband live near the White House and she avoids looking at it when passing by.
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County Sues Knievel Over Canyon Jump Cleanup Costs
Twin Falls Idaho county commissioners filed suit Thursday seeking 5 759 dollars plus interest on 3 000 dollars in attorney fees for cleanup of Snake River Canyon after Evel Knievel stunt.
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Kennedy涉车祸两驾对话无伤情
美国参议员爱德华肯尼迪在周三高峰时段于14街桥发生小型交通事故, 无人员伤亡, 事发时他由弗吉尼亚乔治华盛顿公路驶入桥上。肯尼迪与另一名年轻女司机互换姓名地址及保险信息后离开, 其同伴身份尚未公开。
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