Ford plans peace formula after Salzburg talks
President Ford and Anwar Sadat met in Salzburg and Ford vowed to unveil a Middle East peace plan within a month while offering bilateral economic aid to Egypt. Sadat welcomed a Cairo visit and Kissinger called the talks high quality. Israel announced partial redeployment near the Suez Canal to ease tensions as Rabin stressed shipping’s reopening as in Egypt’s interest.
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Israel Withdraws Troops and Tanks From Suez Canal
Israel announces withdrawal of half its tanks and all artillery from the Suez Canal and cuts front line troops by 50 percent to 3,500 as Egypt presses for reopening the waterway. Ford-Sadat talks in Salzburg promise a peace formula within a month.
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Sato Dies in Tokyo at 74 Former Japanese Prime Minister
Former Japanese prime minister and Nobel Peace Prize winner Ejisaku Sato died today in a Tokyo hospital at age 74. He led eight years as premier shaping Japan into an economic giant and championed Japan United States ties. His agenda included Okinawa's return to Japan, a move seen as a key achievement.
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Zarb predicts near seventy cent gasoline under Ford plan
Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb says Ford energy conservation proposals would push gasoline toward 70 cents a gallon. He notes proposed conservation taxes would be rebated to the economy, especially to those least able to pay higher energy costs.
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Warm Tuesday Forecast Follows Mild Weekend Rain Totals
A weekend of mild days gave way to a cooler night with lows around 49. Tuesday is expected to rise into the 80s under partly sunny skies. May rainfall reached 5.58 inches, with Lecompton reporting 0.02 inches, and year to date rainfall at 14.3 inches, above normal.
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Journal-World Index Half sunny and warmer forecast
Partly sunny and warmer conditions are noted in the Journal-World Index with brief forecast hints and a reference to full details on page 11.
Simon seeks leeway for federal rates on bonds
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon told the House Ways and Means Committee that Congress should allow higher than 6 percent interest on savings bonds and grant the Treasury more room to borrow as deficits persist. He endorsed using Congress' $617.6 billion borrowing limit but urged spending cuts to meet a $60 billion deficit target for the new fiscal year. The national debt ceiling would fall from $531 billion to $400 billion on July 1, with an expected debt total of $533 billion by June 30. Ford vetoed a $5.3 billion emergency employment bill, and Congress planned an override vote.
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Libya signs pact with Soviet Union for peaceful atomic center
Libya and the Soviet Union sign an accord to establish an atomic center in the Arab Republic. ARNA states the center will include a 10 megawatt reactor to be used only for peaceful measures.
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Boys State picks nine party candidates in nine counties
The 901 Boys State delegates from nine mock counties chose Federalist and Nationalist candidates. Lawrence area delegates won county chair positions as Paul Marks and Mike O Tool e helm the Federalists in Pershing County with John Scott as Nationalist vice chair in King County. Twenty four gubernatorial hopefuls will present to caucuses this afternoon ahead of Tuesday’s primary.
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Strike Hinders REA Delivery Nationwide
A wildcat strike by Brotherhood of Railway, Airline and Steamship Clerks members stopped all pickups and deliveries. Thousands did not report to work in New York City Chicago Detroit Cincinnati and Atlanta as REA plans to close 153 of 340 terminals and fire about 400 workers across the 50 states Puerto Rico and Canada.
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Rockefeller Says CIA Probe Finds Not Widespread Illegality
Vice President Nelson A Rockefeller reports the five month CIA inquiry found wrongdoing but no pattern of widespread illegality. He notes some acts contravene statutes yet are not major in scope and says prosecutions depend on the Justice Department.
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Wonderful Old Lawrence fourth printing to go on sale Tuesday
The fourth printing of Wonderful Old Lawrence a 130 page collection by Elfriede Fischer Rowe will be sold Tuesday in Lawrence stores The book features 33 chapters drawn from Journal World articles and is tied to the Bicentennial celebration Copies are available at Weaver s Town Crier KU Book Store Adventure A Bookstore and World Company office for 495 plus tax Mail orders run 570 including tax postage The sale supports local church and organizational fundraisers and local pharmacies advertise related services.
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