Israel Relies on Military Might to Maintain State
JERUSALEM AP report outlines Israel 25th anniversary as a state with strong defense. It notes Golda Meir and David Elazar acknowledging Arab threats, with Israel’s 1948 to 1967 wars cited. The piece discusses arms, budget, and self sufficiency gains, plus Arab labor in Israel and the Palestinian issue.
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Jerusalem
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Jericho
Gilgal
Jordan
Middle East
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Egypt
Anwar Sadat
David Elazar
Syria
Moscow
Hussein
Pinhas Sapir
Mideast
KU Professor McSheffrey Accepts Belfast Post
Gerald McSheffrey, KU architecture and urban design professor, resigns to become Belfast regional architect for Northern Ireland's central housing authority. He and his family will move from Lawrence next week to tackle housing issues amid The Troubles, aiming to apply his planning experience to build a new country. He previously led Belfast planning as an associate of a local firm and taught at KU since 1965.
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Northern Ireland
New Central Housing Authority
Lawrence
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Edinburgh University
The
Royal Institute of British Architects
Royal Town Planning Institute
Crown Center Hotel Opens in Kansas City
The 20 story Crown Center Hotel on the southern fringe of downtown Kansas City opens with Hallmark founder Joyce C Hall turning on the indoor garden waterfall. About 1,000 business and civic leaders attend a luncheon after dedication as Western International Hotels of Seattle will operate the hotel. Rates range from 22 to 185 dollars per night.
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Crown Center
Corwn Center
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Hallmark Cards
Joyce C. Hall
Western International Hotels
Seattle
Food Prices to Rise Sharply, Then Level Off
AP reports Department of Agriculture officials predict supermarket prices to rise about 10 percent for the year, the largest jump since 1956. Overall food costs may climb 9 percent, with restaurant prices up about 5.5 percent. last year saw 4.3 percent food inflation.
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Department of Agriculture
Price Decline Seen as Cattle Supply Rises in 1974 76
Agriculture Department economist Donald Seaborg told delegates that higher cattle herds will push beef supplies up and prices down gradually through 1976. He cited a 10 percent rise in cattle for slaughter by the mid-1970s and a surge in per capita beef consumption from 1950 levels, projecting 140 pounds annually by 1985.
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Economic Research Service
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