Senate Takes Up War End Proposal as Nixon Opposes
Senate debates an end the war plan attached to a $1.7 billion foreign aid bill while Nixon urges a higher funding level and drop of the Mansfield amendment. House moves on a Ways and Means measure to share $30 billion with states and cities over five years retroactive to Jan 1, 1972.
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UPI
Senate
Nixon
House
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Indochina
Moscow
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States
Cities
Kissinger Assures Japan of Equal Partnership in World Affairs
UPI reports Henry Kissinger told Japanese leaders at breakfast and dinner that the United States views Japan as an equal partner in world affairs. He pledged a Vietnam settlement without abandoning allies, discussed consultations after Nixon's China visit, and stressed keeping Japan fully informed. He also indicated troop presence in South Korea would continue.
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UPI
Henry Kissinger
United States
Kissinger
Takeo Fukuda
Japan
Liberal Democratic Party
Socialist Party
Eiaku Sato
U.S
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China
South Korea
Ideal Miss Teresa Parker Crowned in Frenship Contest
Teresa Parker, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Parker of 2016 53rd St, was named South Plains Ideal Miss at Frenship High School. The Monterey senior won over 10 competitors in the 13 to 17 age group and will compete in the Ideal Miss World pageant July 25 in Waco.
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W. E. Parker
53Rd St
South Plains
Ideal
Frenship High School
Monterey
Waco
200 Entries Open King County 4 H Horse Show Winners
About 200 contestants competed in the 1972 Annual Open King County 4 H Horse Show and Play Day at Guthrie Rodeo Arena. Grand champion mare was Sam Stewart’s Beau ty from Post. Honey Red Babe owned by Jeff Piper of Paducah was reserve champion mare. Ranell Scott of Vera was high point girl in juniors. Davy Moyers of Childress high point boy. Gary Knox of Quanah and Sam Stewart shared senior high point honors. Wayne Smith of Spur won grand champion gelding with Jim. reserve gelding went to John Bill Heddrick of Post with Poco Lacy. Showmanship awards went to Gary Carpenter of Quanah (1st), Ranell Scott (2nd), Jana Jones of Clarendon (3rd). Other winners included Piper, Stewart, Smith, Condron, Drennan, Moyers, Fields, and Propps in various classes.
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Guthrie
King County
Guthrie Rodeo Arena
Dink Wilson
Quanah
Sam Stewart
Post
Jeff Piper
Paducah
Ranell Scott
Vera
Davy Moyers
Childress
Gary Knox
Jana Jones
Clarendon
Piper
Wayne Smith
Spur
Smith
Renee Rutherford
Claude
Propps
Miss Scott
Linda Condron
Airlines establish 250000 hijacker reward fund
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a plan by American Eastern Pan American Trans World United to post a 250000 reward pool for tips leading to arrests and convictions of hijackers. The Air Transport Association will administer the fund and invite further participation from other airlines and stakeholders.
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UPI
Civil Aeronautics Board
American
Eastern
Pan American
Trans World
United
Air Transport Association
Airines
Blaze destroys Jawhara Palace museum in Cairo
A fire gutted the Jawhara Palace museum on Cairo eastern outskirts destroying a rare collection of jewels arms clothes and statues. The Ottoman style palace served as the rulers residence from 1805 to 1864. No injuries reported and cause under investigation.
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Cairo
Jawhara Palace
Egypt
Unrest Flares Across Middle East Amid Gaza Tensions
An Nahar reports tense conditions as Fatah leadership denies claims of a murder plot while Arafat postpones a Moscow visit. Libyan PM Khadafy and Ugandan President Amin urge unity against Zionism as Israeli raids widen over Lebanon. A terror hijack warning reaches civil aviation authorities via European sources. Mexico nationalizes oil in 1938.
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An Nahar
Arafat
Moscow
Muammar Khadafy
U.S
Wheelus
Israel
Idi Amin
Uganda
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Africa
Lebanon
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