Kissinger Returns From France After Talks On Middle East
Secretary of State Kissinger and President Giscard d Estaing spoke over breakfast in Paris as Kissinger headed home to Washington. They discussed peace prospects in the Middle East and preparations for a conference between oil producers and consumers. Kissinger noted progress toward a preparatory meeting, likely in Paris in late March. Secretary Kissinger plans studies of further U S guarantees to Israel if it withdraws from Egyptian territory as Cairo pledges progress toward a new Israeli Egyptian accord. The Shah of Iran said Iran will continue oil shipments to Israel despite Arab support and suggested Iran would fill any Israeli oil gap if Abu Rudeis is returned to Egypt. He warned embargoes would not work due to Western oil stocks. Egyptian Foreign Minister Fahmy said Kissinger could advance a new Israeli Egyptian pact, but Egypt would go to war again if talks fail.
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House Votes 347 Million To Railroads
The House is set to approve 347 million dollars in federal aid for Penn Central and other northeast railroads to operate for another year. Senate already approved 275 million, with compromise possible. Funds are not earmarked by railroad. Penn Central could receive about 222 million, Erie Lackawanna 25 million, other lines 25 million, and 25 million for Boston to Washington passenger tracks.
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Wallace says health won’t stop 1976 run
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace, paralyzed since 1972, told reporters at the National Governors Conference he is as strong as anybody and could run for the Democratic nomination if he chooses. Mississippi Governor William L. Waller questioned his viability, while Senator James B. Allen defended his health and vigor.
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Weather Delays Kill Of Starlings At Ft Campbell Ky
Lt Col John Klose says tonight and tomorrow night look unfavorable for the planned aerial spray of roosts by Army helicopter using a biodegradable detergent to kill 12 to 14 million black birds. The Army cites health crop and aviation hazards and conditions must include temperatures near 45F, clear visibility, light winds, and limited rainfall after application. Weather forecast grim for tonight with temps in the upper 20s and no rain until weekend.
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Mills Readmitted To Bethesda For Additional Tests
Rep Wilbur D Mills aArk D the longtime Ways and Means chairman was readmitted to Bethesda Naval Medical Center for further diagnostic procedures. His wife meanwhile was hospitalized in Washington for minor surgery.
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GOP Chairman Mary Louise Smith to Speak in Columbia
Mary Louise Smith, chair of the Republican National Committee, will address the Lincoln's Day Banquet at 7:30 p.m. February 24 at the Ramada Inn in Columbia. The event, sponsored by the Women's Republican Club, includes an open reception at 6:30 p.m. Tickets cost 10 dollars, available at the door or by calling James Darrough. Smith will also hold a 3 p.m. press conference at Stephens College Lounge, open to the public.
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Debt Limit Raised to 531 Billion by Senate
Congress boosts federal debt ceiling to 531 billion dollars to cover payroll and expenses, approved 70 to 20 in the Senate and sent to the White House just hours before the old limit of 495 billion would be breached. The ceiling lasts through June 30. President Ford sought 604 billion through June 30, 1976.
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Former POW Charley Plumb Talks Endurance and War Years
Charley Plumb a Shawnee Mission Kan former POW held six years in Hanoi spoke at Mexico Kiwanis Ladies Night about endurance through faith country pride and coping with captors He credited Nixon with ending the war and praised Watergate closure He authored I Am No Hero plans further lecturing and writing The program drew about 200 with Dr Ray LansfordInstalling Ken McCue and a Kiwanis chords quartet providing music Delegates arrived from Macon Moberly Columbia Fulton Montgomery City and Wellsville
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CAB Official Apparent Death by Own Action
Washington AP report states William M. Gingery director of enforcement for the Civil Aeronautics Board was found shot to death in his Virginia apartment in an apparent suicide. He supervised airline compliance with the Federal Aviation Act and CAB reputations.
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Missouri Abortion Law Shelved Pending Supreme Court Ruling
Missouri Attorney General John Danforth said the state will defend the 1974 abortion law as the U.S. Supreme Court paused enforcement. Planned Parenthood of Central Missouri and two doctors challenged the law’s constitutionality, while a federal judge’s ruling on the fetus viability clause awaits modification or review.
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