Gromyko presses for immediate Geneva peace talks in Cairo
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrived in Cairo on a mission to restart the Geneva Middle East talks. He met with Egyptian leaders after meetings with Hafez Assad and Yasir Arafat in Damascus and signed a Syrian irrigation aid pact. He urged Israeli withdrawal and Palestinian rights as a prerequisite for renewed Geneva deliberations.
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Cairo
Andrei A. Gromyko
Geneva
Middle East
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Yasir Arafat
Ismail Fahmy
Gromyko
Henry Akissinger
Egypt
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Kissinger
Sinai Desert
Jerusalem
Assad
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Iran
CBS
West
Venezuela
Indonesia
Nigeria
Ullman Projects Tax Cuts Up To Twenty Two Billion
House Ways and Means Committee chair Rep. Al Ullman says tax cuts could total as much as 22 billion, with his panel likely proposing 16 to 20 billion though some members push higher. He expects a bill next week and forecasts May refunds under emergency cuts. Ford's 17 billion in budget cuts and defense hike face doubt.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ford
al Ullman
D-Ore
NBC
Meet the Press
Ullman
Congress
South Vietnam
Tear Gas Ends Rosenberg Rally
A Los Angeles rally to reopen the Rosenberg case was disrupted when a tear gas canister exploded near the stage. About 3,000 people fled into rain. no injuries were reported as police investigated and the rally resumed after air clearance. The event referenced the 1953 execution of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg.
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Santa Monica
Calht
Ethel
Julius Rosenberg
Sing Sing Prison
New York
U.S
Los Angeles
Rosenberg
Rites For Mother Of Stan Musial
Mary Musial, mother of Hall of Fame baseball star Stan Musial, was to be buried in Donora Pa after dying at 78 on Saturday. Funeral at Holy Name Church and burial at St Dominic Cemetery followed. Stan Musial, raised in Donora, retired in 1963 after 22 years with the St Louis Cardinals and later served on the club board.
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Donora
Mary Musial
Stan Musial
Pennsylvania
Cards’ Board of Directors
Candy Pacifiers May Be Recalled
The FDA urged recalls of six candy pacifier makers over choking risks to children. Manufactured in Hong Kong and labeled not for infant use, the products may still be consumed by kids. BLS Enterprises of Beverly Hills agreed to recall and said 1,440 units distributed nationwide were sold.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Hong Kong
FDA
BLS Enterprises Corp
Beverly Hills
Calif
New Order Aims to Curb Tranquilizer Abuse
Washington AP reports a late March rule limits Valium and Librium prescriptions to six months and five refills. The government order aims to curb alleged abuse and invites public comment. Hoffman La Roche, sole maker, reportedly agreed after years of resistance.
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Washington
Federal Register
Hoffman-La- Roche Inc
Ford and Leaders Discuss Budget at White House Breakfast
President Ford invites Democratic and Republican congressional leaders to breakfast to seek support for his 1976 budget totaling 349 billion dollars with a 52 billion dollar deficit. He plans a national swing to drum up backing for budget, economic, and energy programs, including speeches in Atlanta and a Mardi Gras event attended by Susan Ford as an honorary princess.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Atlanta
Louisiana State Society
Susan Ford
Prince's Partner Denies Romance With Charles
Rosalind Ward, wife of landowner Gerald Ward, tells News of the World she has danced with Prince Charles but is not romantically involved. She says the prince is a friend of both her husband and herself and has known him for about eight years. she and her husband have always been accompanied by Gerald Ward there.
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London
Prince Charles
News of the World
Rosalind Ward
Rees to resign as wage price council head in August
Albert Rees, 53, director of Ford's Council of Wage and Price Stability, says he will resign from the administration post in August to become Princeton University provost. The Princeton economist notes he has been a maverick within the Ford administration and that has strained relations. He previously chaired Chicago's economics department and has authored several books.
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Princeton
N.J
Albert Rees
Ford
Council of Wage and Price Stability
Rees
University of Chicago
Wage and Price Council
Motherly Death Continues As Inquiry Proceeds
Mrs. Humphrey was taken into protective custody after her husband was found dead and she claimed they were killed. Police collected blood and beer bottle samples while neighbors reported no noises Friday night or Saturday morning. Surviving relatives include her parents, daughter, stepson, two brothers, sister, two more sisters, and two grandchildren. the body rests at Cater Funeral Home.
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Humphrey
Frice
Collings
Bill Schaffer
Schaffer
Narragansett Gymnasium Equipment Corp
David Clarence
Lorna Cullifer Huphrey
Bunkie
Gus
Shirley
Secret Testimony Heard On CIA In Rockefeller Probe
The Rockefeller Commission hears from Richard Ober a CIA official who ran the unit tracking 10000 American citizens and from Lyman Kirkpatrick Jr a former CIA executive director comptroller. Church says aim is reform not destroy. New revelations connect Helms to withholding documents from Watergate probes.
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Washington
Rockfeller Commission
CIA
Richard Ober
National Security Council
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Commission
Senate
FBI
House Committee
House Democratic Steering Committee
Richard M. Helms
Howard J. Osborne
House
Helms
Justice Department
Osborne
New York Times
James W. McCord Jr
Senate Investigating Committee
Frank Church
Didaho
Church
CBS
Face the Nation
Nixon White House
John W
Dean urges CIA probes of Watergate era links
Dean III told a University of Virginia audience that CIA investigations should probe events tied to the Watergate burglary. He cited an undefined link among Hunt, Spencer Oliver a Democratic National Committee official, and Robert Bennett once president of a Washington PR firm with CIA ties. Jacksonville ABH runs Southern Baptist Hospital in New Orleans and Baptist Memorial Hospital in New Orleans.
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Dean III
CIA
Dean
University of Virginia
Hunt
Spencer Oliver
Robert Bennett
Washington
Hodgin Attends Baptist Meeting in New Orleans
Joseph E. Hodgin of Mexico attended the annual board meeting of Affiliated Baptist Hospitals in New Orleans on January 36. Tuten of Jackson presided over a 46-member board from 22 states. The group elected new officers and heard committee reports along with a secretary treasurer report from Hardy M. Harrell.
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Joseph E. Hodgin
Mexico
Board of Directors of
Affiliated Baptist Hospitals, Inc
ABH
New Orleans
Hodgin
University of Missouri
First Baptist Church
Joe H. Tuten
Jackson
Miss
Hardy M. Harrell
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