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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1977
Page
3
The Federal Power Commission projects 169.9 billion cubic feet less gas will be available for the 1977-78 heating season than last year. Curtailments could reach 1.66 trillion cubic feet, about 23.03 percent of contract requirements, with end uses uncertain due to weather and distributor middlemen.
The Eisenhower letters to Mamie reveal he never planned to divorce and told her not to worry about rumors of an affair with his secretary Kay Summersby. The wartime correspondence, released by the Eisenhower family amid ABC's screen project, counters Truman's divorce claims and Summersby’s memoir.
Israel's Labor party maintained control of the Histadrut Trade Union Federation with 52 percent from 70 percent of ballots, a 6 point drop from 1973. Begin's Likud bloc earned 30 percent, reflecting shifting power as the new government forms.
An unemployed Chilean man armed with a toy gun hijacked a 78 passenger Chilean airliner, forced it to fly across the Andes, and surrendered four hours later. No one was hurt as the Boeing 727 returned to Chile. The hijacker’s fate was not disclosed.
President Carter signs a new bill that restricts but does not end U S corporate involvement in the Arab boycott of Israel. The measure emerged from a rare pact among major Jewish groups and many U S firms, and was signed at a Rose Garden ceremony. He spoke of resolving Middle East tensions and outlined energy tax proposals with the Ways and Means Committee.
Former KCIA head Kim Hyung Wok told a House subcommittee that President Park Chung Hee sought to influence U S policy through a bribery operation in Congress during the 1970s. Kim linked businessman Tongsun Park to the scheme but said Park acted to pressure the United States as Seoul feared reduced commitments. He offered no names of recipients and gave few details in a 29 page prepared statement.
James R. Stokely Jr., poet author and conservationist of Newport Tennessee, who wrote Neither Black Nor White and won the 1957 Hillman Award, died Monday at age 63.
The United States secured a slim majority in a committee on a human rights resolution urging Western Hemisphere nations not to torture, execute, or detain without due process. Fourteen nations backed the U S move co sponsored by Latin American and Caribbean democracies. passage is expected in the final OAS general assembly plenary session.
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