Ford hosts publishers in White House briefing on economy and energy
President Ford convened six hours of talks with 15 newspaper editors at the White House to discuss economic conditions, the energy crisis, and foreign policy. Energy chief Frank Zarb and Kissinger outlined hardships, with forecasts of worsening gas shortages and potential plant shutdowns this winter.
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Girls Staters prepare for national delegate picks
The Sunflower Girls State closes with a candlelight ceremony and the election of two delegates and two alternates to Girls Nation. Rep. Martha Keys spoke on the energy bill and urged broader female roles, noting her own career and stance on women’s liberation. The final sessions in Topeka set several education and legal measures, including school board representation and treatment of rape cases.
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Tornadoes damage OSU campus and Midwest cities
Severe storms and tornadoes struck the Midwest from the southern Plains to the Great Lakes. Oklahoma State University in Stillwater suffered extensive damage and power outages after a Friday tornado. one serious injury reported with multiple minor injuries and destroyed mobile homes. Chicago area, Lisle firemen injured, a Chicago couple killed in a rain related accident. Wisconsin saw 83 mph winds at Madison and 14 planes damaged at Milwaukee Mitchell Field. 10,000 utility customers lost power briefly.
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Auto sales up in June despite slow market
Auto sales rose 9.4 percent in the first 10 days of June from May, yet total May-to-June figures show the slowest year for U.S. automakers since 1961. GM and Chrysler SUB funds remain dry, delaying promised layoffs benefits. Ford and AMC face ongoing cuts and recalls impact 12,000 postal delivery vehicles over wheel spindle defects.
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Perry-Lecompton teachers approve 1975 76 contract terms
Perry-Lecompton teachers ratified a 1975 76 agreement with a $7,400 base salary up from $6,700, 183 teaching days, two professional leave days, one personal day, an eight hour work day set by principals, and 5 percent annual increases plus 2 percent per eight hours of additional education.
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Booby trapped car explodes amid sectarian blame in Belfast
In Belfast a booby trapped car explodes injuring a Protestant woman and her son, with Friday's attack killing a Roman Catholic girl and injuring her father. Protests blame Protestant extremists, with speculation of Catholic militants behind today’s blast.
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Girl barred from Little League for wearing protective cup
Nancy Winnard, 8, benched by Romulus Little League North for needing a protective athletic supporter and cap. Parents seek federal injunction to let her play without the device, arguing local rule discriminates against girls. Coach backs safety requirement, while board cites national safety rule. Local dispute heads toward court action in U.S. District Court.
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Fire damages home of John Glynn from faulty fan
A short in an electric window fan ignited curtains at 12 16 a m in the home of John Glynn 1605 A I causing 100 dollars in damage.
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June 10 1975 time suggest a 24 hour window
A partial OCR fragment notes a deadline around 24 hours to 9 a m on Saturday for June 10, 1975. The readable elements include the date and a target end time, with no additional context or specifics about event type or location.
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