Ford Veto On Farm Bill
President Ford plans to veto pending farm aid legislation, saying it would push up dairy prices. Agriculture Secretary Butz backs the veto, warning milk, cheese, and butter costs would rise within a year. A conference committee on the bill will meet for the first time Monday as Foley laments the move.
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Washington
Ford
Congressional
White House
Thomas S. Foley
House Agriculture Committee
Senate House
Senate
House
Foley
D-Wash
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Congress
U.S
America
Agriculture Department
Israeli Cites Strain on U S Israeli Ties Cited
Defense Minister Shimon Peres warned of a crisis in Israeli American relations after Kissinger’s halted Mideast mission while publicly deeming it passing. Amid blame over Sinai talks, Ford said Washington would reexamine Middle East policy as Peres voiced pride in Israel’s steadfast stance and independence.
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Tel. Aviv
Israel
Shimon Peres
Mideast
Henry Kissinger
Peres
United States
Jerusalem
Washington
Kissinger
Egypt
Sinai
Ford
Middle East
Pre-registration meeting urged for juniors and parents
Principal William Lowry announced a 7:30 Tuesday night meeting in the high school auditorium to review next year’s curriculum and enrollment procedures. Mr and Mrs LaMont Wortmann of Route 3 Mexico are parents of a seven pound four ounce daughter born at 9 67 p.m. Saturday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Wortmann works for A P Green Refractories Co.
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William Lowry
LaMont Wortmann
Route 3
Mexico
Audrain Medical Center
Wortmann
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Emergency haylift may be too late for stranded calves
In Montana a three day blizzard threatens up to 33,000 newborn calves as a nationwide haylift fights heavy snow. Gov. Judge declares emergency. Col. Kolstad seeks disaster status for up to nine counties while National Guard airlifts begin.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Leo Kolstad
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kolstad
Washington, D.C
Thomas L
Ford Motors
National Guard
Col
AJ. Christiansen
Galata
Harlowton
Glacier
Liberty
USDA
Martinsburg Priest Ordination Marks Parish Milestone
The Rev. James Paul Schafer was ordained at St. Joseph's Martinsburg by Bishop Michael McAuliffe. He is the first Martinsburg priest ordained since 1933, with clergy from several dioceses and Vincentian Fathers attending. A Litury of Thanks giving is planned at St. Joseph Church.
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James Paul Schafer
Michael McAuliffe
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Martinsburg
Paul Schafer
Father Schafer
Leo Oligschlaeger
Archdiocese of
St. Louis
Diocese of
Springfield
Ill
Kenrick Seminary
Ronald Jewell
Mexico
Schafer
Charles Schafer
Jean Robnett
Sacred Heart Church
Columbia
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph Parish
St. Thomas Seminary
Hannibal
Cardinal Glennon College
Peru
St. Joseph Church
Ford orders Cambodia evacuation amid Phnom Penh crisis
President Ford announced a heavy heart evacuation of Americans from Cambodia as Khmer Rouge closed in on Phnom Penh. He urged immediate enactment of aid for South Vietnam, while Congress doubted passage of the $972 million package. The airlift, protected by Marines, evacuated 276 people including 82 Americans and several foreign nationals.
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Ford
Congress
Cambodia
United States
Khmer Republic
South Vietnam
Phnom Penh
Senate
House
John J. Rhodes
Paris
U.S
Frank Church
Didaho
Viet Cong
Provisional Revolutionary
Mme
Nguyen Thi Binh
Sau Kham Khoy
Thach Chan
Associated Press
Khmer Rouge
Saigon
Lon No
Phonm Penh
Sydney Schanberg
New York Times
al Rockoff
Douglas Sapper
Richard Boyle
Pacific News Service
Okinawa
Thailand
Philippines
China
Australia
France
Spain
Sweden
Britain
Canada
Italy
Pentagon
Utapao
Mai
Hancock
U.S. Air Force Base
Honolulu
Act Of Love May Mean Kiss Of Death
Edmund Pinto reports on three American husbands, all in Maywood and Illinois, who fear Communist reprisals against their Vietnamese wives' families. They warned freshmen lawmakers that tens of thousands of Vietnamese brides and hundreds of thousands of relatives face danger back home, while media and officials largely ignored their plea.
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Edmund Pinto
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Bill Pilot
Vietnam
Pilot
Maywood
Brand Kahler
Lake Villa
John Hollister
Oak Park
Ill
Washington
South Vietnam
Army Counterintelligence
Hue
State Department
House
Senate
Percy
Sen
Charles H. Percy
Bill
Khmer Rouge vows punishment for traitors in Phnom Penh
Paris dispatch says Chau Seng, Khmer Rouge envoy to Prince Sihanouk, promises no blood bath but pledges execution for traitors as Khieu Samphan leads forces into Phnom Penh. He touts broad national union and says non supporters may join as citizens. France has not recognized the insurgent regime.
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Paris
Norodom Sihanouk
Phnom Penh
Chau Seng
Khieu Samphan
Sihanouk
Peking
Khmer Rouge
France
Escape From Phnom Penh Amid Deserted City
An AP correspondent recounts fleeing Phnom Penh with his wife and two children as the embassy crowd dissolved and Marines guarded the heli-pad. A tense escape unfolds via a rushed charter flight to Saigon, with a frightened family racing through an emptied airport and a startling phone call from AP Saigon confirming the flight.
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Chhay
Lay
Associated Press
Saigon
South Vietnam
Phnom Penh
Immigration Department
le Phnom
U.S
George Esper
Dick Blystone
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Richard Vance
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Wayne County
Michael Berke
Berke
James P. Schafer
Khymer Rouge
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