Kissinger Says Israelis Egypt Not Nearing Agreement
Secretary of State Kissinger says Israel and Egypt are nowhere near a settlement as he begins a four day European tour to push a Sinai solution and nuclear talks with the Soviet Union. He will meet Gromyko in Geneva and Rabin in Bonn to discuss the disputed Gidi and Mitla passes and Abu Rudeis oilfield.
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Israel
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Europe
Sinai
Soviet Union
Kissinger
United States
Middle East
Andre A. Gromyko
Geneva
Paris
Yitzhak Rabin
Bonn
Rabin
State Department
Gidi
Mitla
Abu Rudeis
Mideast
Mayors Vote To Eliminate Defense Spending Criticism
The U S Conference of Mayors voted 91 to 86 to strike from its national priorities resolution the النقد criticism of President Ford s proposed 107 7 billion defense budget The move came amid Republican opposition and a continuation of urban spending debates with Democratic mayors advocating retention of a defense critique.
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Boston
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Ford
Pentagon
Ralph Perk
Cleveland
Ohio
White House
Richard Scott
Lancaster
Henry A. Maier
Milwaukee
Poge
Sailboat belted sunk by whale off Pacific coast
A 41 foot sailboat Atorrante from San Diego was struck and sunk 300 miles offshore in the Pacific. Six people aboard were rescued after radios indicated sinking and life raft use. The Swiftsure reported rescuing all passengers. no injuries or whale type confirmed.
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San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Coast Guard
Atorrante
San Diego
Swiftsure
Butz expects Soviet grain purchases this year gains cautious view
Agriculture Secretary Ear L. Butz said the Soviets may buy U S grain in the year but no U S corporation has reported such deals yet. He noted firms must report transactions within 24 hours and that notices are required for sales of 100000 tons or more after completion.
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Associated Press
Ear L. Butz
Soviet Union
U.S
Agriculture Department
Lantern Area Weather Forecast Tonight and Thursday
A 30 percent chance of showers dominates the Lantern area forecast for tonight and Thursday with partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures. Tonight’s low around 70 and Thursday’s high in the low 90s. Winds light and variable tonight and Thursday. Scattered thunderstorms hit Southwest Oklahoma Tuesday afternoon.
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Oklahoma
Body Of Abducted North Florida Native Found
Paula Diane Etheridge, 23, a former Altus Oklahoma teacher and choir member, was found dead in a rural grave near Okeechobee after being abducted from a laundromat on June 3. Ex-convict David Ross Delap, 27, who drove the church bus, is charged with first degree murder. clothes from Etheridge were found at Delap’s home.
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Okeechobee, Fla
First Baptist Church
Florida
Paula Diane Etheridge
Altus
Okla
Okeechobee
David Ross Delap
Michigan
John Collier
Ford Says Compromise Reaches on Turkey Military Aid
President Ford announced a tentative compromise to resume Turkish military aid if Congress approves. The plan releases 70 million dollars of Turkish bought goods, allows cash purchases of additional hardware, and requires 60 day progress reports on arms sales and Cyprus settlement efforts.
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Washington
Ford
House
Congress
Turkey
White House
Cyprus
Western Defense Alliance
Thomas Morgan
House International Affairs Committee
U.S
City weighs 100000 annual cost for future bus system
City planning estimates show local taxpayers could pay more than 100000 yearly starting three years from now if federal grants end. A 10 year mass transit plan totals 3073893 dollars, with 813013 in the last seven years, pending funding and bus purchases beginning next year.
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City Planning Department
Walt Belland
Ford Readying 76 Campaign Effort and Rules
Ford campaign manager Howard Callaway outlined plans to separate Ford's political duties from governing functions while seeking guidelines on travel bill payments by government, party, or campaign. He noted nominating Rockefeller as running mate remains undecided and no firm convention choices will be made this year.
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Ashington
Ford
President
Ford Committee
Army
Howard H
Bo"’ Callaway
Republican National Committee
Campaign Committee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Callaway
Rockefeller
Gorden to Assume Fort Sill Artilley Command
Brig. Gen. Charles F. Gorden will assume command of Fort Sill's Corps Artillery on Monday at 9 a.m. in the Old Post Quadrangle with Maj. Gen. David E. Ott attending. He succeeds Brig. Gen. James W. Cannon now in the Holding Detachment in Washington.
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Charles F. Gorden
Fort Sill
Old Post
David E. Ott
Gorden
James W. Cannon
Chief of Staff of the Army
Washington, D.C
Cannon
Ft. Indiantown Gap
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