Kissinger Says Accord Possible On Sinai With US Role
Kissinger says shuttle diplomacy could yield an interim Israel Egypt accord with a Sinai buffer zone. He envisions a technically staffed American monitoring team of about 100 civilians, to operate only if Congress approves, and a UN force in a deeper Sinai buffer. Ford backs talks aimed at a final disengagement framework.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Israel-Egypt
Middle East
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White House
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Colo
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Anwar Sadat
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Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Jerusalem
Sinai
Mitla
Gidi
Congress
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Mideast
U.N
Yigal Allon
Cairo
Rocky Mountain
Ford
Researchers Track Elderly In Small Missouri Towns
In 1966 a Missouri team interviewed 1,700 residents over 65 in towns under 5,000 population. Seventy percent could be reached, with many living independently, avoiding welfare, and preferring aging in place. They recommend in-home medical help, expanded Medicaid, home repairs, and social outreach to keep seniors in their homes.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri
Pihblad Hessler-Freshley
Firemen Burned Alive in Gulf Oil Refinery Blaze
Three Philadelphia firemen were killed when a flash of flames engulfed them at the Gulf Oil Co refinery fire that began Sunday and burned through the night. At least three more firemen were missing and five others were injured as flames covered a half mile area and a thick black smoke plume rose seen for miles. Fire Commissioner Joseph Rizzo said the men were trapped under foam while attempting to fight the blaze. Cleanup followed as the fire was declared under control early Monday.
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Philadelphia
Gulf Oil Co
Philadelphia Fire Board
Joseph Rizzo
Jack Burk
Rizzo
3 Percent Housing Rehab Loans Available in Mexico
The program offers 3% loans to rehabilitate homes for any Mexico resident under recent legislation signed by President Ford. City property owners may apply. loans are not limited to low or moderate income groups. Contact B J Reed at city hall for details.
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Mexico
Ford
B.J. Reed
Reed
Milk price hike expected by winter, official says
Washington AP reports Patrick Healy of the National Milk Producers Federation warns consumers will face milk price increases up to four cents per half gallon by winter and that the rise will hold. Healy says the industry group wants shoppers informed ahead of next month’s implementation.
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Washington
Patrick Healy
National Milk Producers Federation
Trade Association
Need To Turn Country Around Hearnes Says
Missouri governor and Democratic Senate hopeful Warren Hearnes spoke to about 50 at the Audrain County Democratic Club meeting at Green Park. He urged turning the country around, recalled his governor service, and thanked the audience as Bill Crow introduced him. Ice cream and cake followed.
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Warren Hearnes
Audrain County
Democratic Club
Jaycee Shelter
Green Park
Hearnes
U.S
Senate
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Bill Crow
Woman pleads guilty in Audrain County child death
Hazel Evan Curtis withdrew a not guilty plea and admitted manslaughter in the death of her two year old daughter Tammy Renee. Judge George P. Adams sentenced Curtis to four years in the state department of corrections and denied parole. A jury trial had been set for tomorrow in Audrain County Circuit Court.
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Audrain County
George P. Adams
State Department of Corrections
William van Matre
Tammy Renee
University Medical Center
Columbia
Audrain Medical Center
Miss Curtis
State Hospital
Fulton
Adams
Rare Encephalitis Strikes Four Year Old Boy in Missouri
Four year old Ronald Eugene Gates Jr of Mexico Aden is reported in the University of Missouri Medical Center ICU with herpes viral encephalitis. Doctors say transmission from a cold sore led to brain infection, with no specific treatment beyond supportive care. News notes outbreaks in Mississippi and North Dakota, mosquito-borne spread, and spraying efforts to control insects.
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Mexico
Ronald Eugene Gates Jr
Ronald Gates
Rivers Addition
J.W. Hudson
Mexico Ate
University of Missouri Medical Center
John Boyce
Audrain Medical Center
St. Louis
Hudson
University Medical Center
Gates
Boyce
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Watton Creech
National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Creech
Mississippi
Greenville
Mississippi River
Red Hiver Valley
Ford Starts Hectic 2 Day 4 State Tour
President Ford begins a two day tour to six cities in four states with a midmorning stop at a Rifle oil shale mine to showcase shale oil as domestic energy. He will inspect a waste use project, walk into the mine, and visit a refining facility before meetings in Grand Junction and Des Moines.
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Ford
Rifle, Colo
Colorado
Iowa
Minneapolis
Ilinois
Rifle Mine
United States
Rifle
Midwest
Grand Junction
Des Moines
Robert Ray
Everett M. Dirksen
Pekin
White House
Peoria
Republican National Committee
Vail
Colo
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