Israel plans nationwide callup of military reservists
Israel prepared for its first nationwide mobilization since last October as Arab papers denounced the plan. The one day 24 hour exercise was announced after a cabinet meeting in Jerusalem with no date set for the mobilization. Military sources cautioned the move could come in a few days amid warnings of a possible new Arab war within a year.
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Israel
Middle East
Beirut
Syria
Lebanon
Egypt
Jerusalem
U.N
Yigal Allon
Washington
United States
Jordan
Henry A. Kissinger
Jerusalem Post
Kissinger
Zeid Rifai
Hussein
Tel Aviv
Ha’aretz
Ismail Fahmi
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Ford
Mills urges Reinecke to leave state if emergency arises
Senate leader James Mills says Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke should depart California during any state emergency when Gov. Reagan is away to avoid court challenges. Reinecke, convicted in D C for lying to a Senate committee, plans to stay until post trial motions and sentencing. Attorney General Younger notes action in office could be vulnerable in court.
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UPI
Ed Reinecke
Senate
James R. Mills
Mills
San Diego
Reinecke
Ronald Reagan
Washington, D.C
Evelle J. Younger
Younger
Goldwater proposes 10 percent cut in all federal salaries
United States Senator Barry Goldwater urged a 10 percent reduction in every federal salary including the president’s reported 200000 a year to curb inflation after meeting with President Ford. He warned the nation faces economic disaster if actions aren’t taken and singled out Congress and the military for cuts.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Ford
Goldwater
White House
GOP governors map plans after Nixon era
Tennessee Governor Winfield Dunn leaders a strategy session with 16 GOP governors or nominees. They aim to flip the governor counts, from 32 Democrats to 32 Republicans, and to focus campaigns on inflation employment and education. They oppose Ford seeking a Democratic VP and back Nelson Rockefeller as a viable choice.
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UPI
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White House
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Republican Governors’ Association
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Nixon
GOP
Watergate
Republi
Reagan speaks at Seattle fund raisers amid protest and security
Ronald Reagan addressed about 1,500 at a Sand Point Naval Air Station GOP picnic as police used boats helicopters and patrols to guard against demonstrators who threw an egg at his car. He renewed support for Barry Goldwater for vice president and commented on governors holding more executive experience.
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UPI
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Reagan
Sand Point Naval Air Station
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Nixon
Officials predict some national insurance bill
Washington reports three members of Congress and HEW leaders said a national medical insurance bill would pass this year. AMA opposed plans for universal coverage, proposing scaled insurance with catastrophic-cost protection and no fixed doctor fees.
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Ford
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D-Ark
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Dmidh
Russell Long
D-La
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Senate
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Roth
AMA
Carpenters End Six Week Strike In Southern California
Striking Southern California carpenters return to work after a six week stoppage that halted about 1.5 billion dollars in construction. A new contract raises wages and fringe benefits to 108 dollars per day by 1976. NFL players voted to end a 42 day strike and enter a two week cooling off period with cautious reaction from the NFL Management Council.
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Southern California
California
National Football League Players’ Association
New York
NFL Management Council
Jon Morris
New England Patriots
Thundershowers Threaten Southern Farmlands
Storms drenched the South and midlands raising fears for drought hardened farmland. Floodwaters up to five feet swamped parts of Macon Georgia as thundershowers pushed toward the southern Atlantic states from the Rocky Mountains. A National Weather Service official warned the Midwest and Plains storms loosened gully washers that could erode soil critical for drought crops. Nearly an inch fell in Midland Texas and about a half inch in Paducah Kentucky.
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Midlands
Macon
South Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
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Plains
Midland
Tex
Paducah
Arson Burns Pat Nixon Home in Cerritos
A fire at the former president’s wife Patricia Nixon’s childhood home in Cerritos was ruled arson. The rear of the museum site and Patricia Nixon Historical Park suffered about $2,000 damage before firefighters stopped the blaze within five minutes after a passerby alerted authorities.
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Cerritos
Calif
UPI
Patricia Nixon
Cyprus agreement nears at Geneva talks
At Geneva peace talks, Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders may have one month to draft a new constitutional order. British foreign secretary James Callaghan seeks a framework document from Clerides and Denktash as three foreign ministers push for a co guarantor role and swift progress toward a unified Cyprus.
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UPI
Cyprus
James Callaghan
Glafkis Clerides
Rauf Denktash
Clerides
Denktash
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Rock concert chaos at Charlotte Motor Speedway endangers crowd
Sheriff J B Roberts said officers were nearly helpless as gate crashers surged into the August Jam venue, firing Molotov cocktails and bricks. A crowd of about 230000 faced injury risk, but authorities report no serious injuries and 131 drug overdose cases.
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UPI
J. B. Roberts
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Charlotte Motor Speedway
Ray Berry
North Carolina
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