Envoy Warns U.N. On Israeli Stand In Senate Testimony
U S diplomat Moynihan testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee warning against blunt public statements on Israel at the United Nations. He urged quiet diplomacy with moderates and cautioned that premature you exposition could provoke negative reactions and hinder U N efforts. Moynihan suggested third world opposition and stressed respecting other nations while pursuing a cautious, behind the scenes approach. He also noted that the new Cambodian government should be admitted to the United Nations.
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United States
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India
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United Nations
Ford Wins Veto Fight as House Overrides Debate
The House presses Ford's veto victory amid tension over 6 to 44 billion proposed cuts. Republicans press deficit fears and late spending, while Democrats cite 8 percent unemployment and public service goals. Separately, Justice Department sues Wichita Falls to hire women officers on equal terms.
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Carl Meer
Tessatte
Sil
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Fort Worth
Lubbock Girl Survives Bee Competition Rounds At Mayflower
In a televised National Spelling Bee event, contestants including a Lubbock girl remain after rounds at the Grand Ballroom Mayflower Hotel. The competition airs later this year with host Will Geer and Ellen Geer assisting.
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Mayflower Hotel
Television Production Center, Inc
Snelling Bee
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Ghiw Seeanil
Diane
Justice
Irieassee
Waltons
Timothy M. Sutherland
Geer
Daught
Clawson
Ellen Geer
Diane Bryan
Avalanche Journal
Washington, D.C
Senate Rejects Defense Budget Cuts in Vote Clash
Senate debates a 12 billion defense budget cut plan with amendments to limit weapons programs. President Ford argues against cuts as vital to national security in remarks at West Point. Pentagon confirms tests on a multiple warhead ICBM and ongoing arms procurement totals.
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Congress
Senate
John L. McClellan
Edmund S. Muskie
Ford
Stennis
Maine
Congression- Appropriations Committee
Pentagon Chiefs
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Symington
Soviets Test Fire Missile in Pacific
The Soviet Union conducts a month-long series of rocket tests in the Pacific as U S officials note Moscow is developing four new intercontinental ballistic missiles three carrying multiple warheads. The tests occur during stalled nuclear arms talks aiming at a 10 year treaty and follow U S deployment of multiple warhead missiles in Minuteman and Poseidon systems.
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Techuole
United States
U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
Pacific
Radios Thefts Rise as Auto Burglars Target Car Radios
Police and deputies report more than 50 radios stolen in a surge of thefts. Officers urge securing radios in vehicles, engraving IDs, and locking doors though burglars may still breach unlocked cars or break windows. Thefts prompt warnings from law enforcement official Stuart and Love.
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Love
Earl
Stuart
Oklahoma House votes to impeach Secretary of State John Rogers
Oklahoma House lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to impeach Secretary of State John Rogers on charges including soliciting a bribe and violating federal campaign law. A Senate trial on three articles of impeachment is expected in several weeks, possibly in August. Rogers’ attorney raises the possibility of a court challenge to block removal.
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UPI
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Methodists ward Allsup in council report
The Council of Ministries showcased a film and costumed participants to highlight the four-age level multi-area council work bringing life to delegates. A higher education committee urged continued support for black colleges and called for contributions to Scarritt College in Nashville for Christian causes.
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Council of Ministries
Commi Jon Higher Education
Scarritt Colleges
Nashville
New York City Faces Deficit in Payroll Projections
City comptroller projections show New York City lacking over 43 million to meet an 89.1 million payroll due Friday, part of 132.9 million in payments for the period. Delegates at a conference observed a youth workshop and musical performance amid the financial shortfall.
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New
All Hostages Released In Oklahoma Prison Outbreak
Acting warden John Grider and officials met with inmate leaders to address grievances after a takeover at the Granite reformatory. Seven or eight inmates escaped through a window, two more fled later, and Lester Denny was released with a list of demands. A prior 1972 McAlester riot caused over $20 million in damages, three deaths, and many injuries.
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Jerry Sunderland
Brary
Reformatory
Pyron
Denny
McAlester
Belgium Hints U S Leads In Arms Deal
Belgium says it will decide this week whether the United States or France wins a multination arms package worth about two billion dollars. Premier Leo Tindemans indicated General Dynamics F16 is favored, with a cabinet vote expected Saturday and a Parliament announcement next Tuesday.
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UPI
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United States
France
Leo Tindemans
America
General Dynamics
Tindemans
Washington
Defense
Paul van den Bocynants
James R. Schlesinger
Holland
Norway
Denmark
Death Verdicts in son's killing and Danish Belgian aviation notes
The article reports a death sentence for O'Bryan in the killing of his son, with defense doubts and prosecutors urging a harsh punishment. It also covers a contingent deal where Denmark Norway and Holland plan to buy F16 fighters, Belgium’s mixed response, and EU aviation integration concerns.
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Mike Hinton
O'Bryan
Hinton
O'Negan
Smothy
Harrison
Teague
Courwoom
Frank Price
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Norway
Molland
Belgium
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France
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Tindemans
Court Blocks Rate Boost in State Telephone Case
A new utility regulation bill signed by Gov. Dolph Briscoe takes effect, allowing regulation of intrastate long distance rates. Lawmakers warn telephone firms may hike rates before the utility commission starts oversight, while localities retain power over local calls.
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Dolph Briscoe
Egislature
Utility Commission
Weather report from Glen Coe noting twisters and heat
The piece reports two tornadoes in western Pennsylvania and one in lower Michigan with El Paso hitting 100 degrees for a third straight day. It notes clear to partly cloudy skies across the state with a slight chance of scattered thunderstorms in the northwest east and coastal areas and mentions expected temperature changes.
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Pennsylvania
Lower Michigan
el Paso
Lone Star
Boy builds working home computer with household parts
In Cohasset Massachusetts 13 year old Gregg Daggett assembled a functioning computer from house materials and a library book. He uses wooden panels switches lights and paper clip terminals to perform basic arithmetic and even square roots. He spent about 50 dollars on parts and could cost 100 more to automate the switches.
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