Journey To News No 107 Beauty In Perfection
Robert M White describes travel from Israel to Greece detailing airport security in Tel Aviv and quick customs in Athens. He notes currency values, the Grand Bretagne hotel, Greek guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and a dinner with West German Chancellor Willy Brandt without substantive news. The piece juxtaposes Greek and Israeli security and reflects on culture and architecture, praising the Parthenon’s perfection.
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the Ledger
Israel
Jordan
Tel Aviv
Athens
Grand Bretagne
Parliament Building
Willie Brandt
West Germany
Bismarck
South Korea Alerts After North Korean Vessel Violates Waters
Seoul said its shore batteries repelled a North Korean ship that violated South Korean waters and that government employees were placed on alert. The report offered no clear military implications of the first degree alert or reasons for the heightened state.
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Seoul
South Korea
Defense Ministry
Paengyong-Do
North Korea
Indians Angry At Reversal Of Gift Offer
Tourists were warned to stay away from Menominee County after violence followed a religious order’s promise to turn over a novitiate to the Menominee Indian tribe. Firebombings and gunfire were reported. no injuries. The Alexian Brothers planned a news conference to address the situation.
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Wis
Menominee County
Alexian Brothers
Shawano
Alexians
Gresham
Michael Sturdevant
The
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Alexian
Maurice Wilson
Fuel From Chicken Scraps Could Power Plants
Federal energy officials will meet with Jonesboro coop maker in Washington to discuss converting chicken coop scraps into electricity. Frank Angelo Sr. sells $2 million in coops annually in 17 countries. his son Frank Jr. built a recycling machine that turns waste into charcoal or potash fertilizer, using wood gas as fuel. The device, costing $150,000, heats to 1200 degrees and produces 12 to 28 million BTUs per hour, possibly powering 20 plants the size of Angelo's with 75 workers.
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Ark
Federal
Washington
Frank Angelo Sr
United States
Angelo
A&p Coop Co
U.S
Stanley
Angelos
Rockets On Pads Rockets On Pads
American astronauts train in Texas and fly to Cape Canaveral as a Soyuz spacecraft and its rocket are positioned for the first U S Soviet space mission. Astronauts Stafford Brand and Slayton travel from Johnson Space Center to Cape Canaveral for final training ahead of the launch scheduled for Tuesday at 3 50 p m EDT.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Texas
Thomas P. Stafford
Vance D. Brand
Donald K. Slayton
Houston
Johnson Space Center
Hurling Stafford
Brand and
Slayton
Russia
Baikonur Cosmodrome
Alexei
Leonov
Valeri Kubasov
Tass
Moscow
Konstantin Bushuyev
Baikonur
Kubasov
Cosmo
Mexico
Soyuz
Alexei A. Leonov
Valeri N. Kubasov
Apollo
Saturn
Kissinger and Rabin Hold Talks on Sinai Settlement
In Bonn Kissinger reported some progress after a three hour session with Israeli Prime Minister Rabin on interim Sinai terms. Rabin urged patience and said Israel’s reaction would go to Washington next week. Talks focused on Gidi and Mitla passes and Abu Rudeis oilfield security, with both sides seeking clarifications before cabinet deliberations.
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U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Yitzhak Rabin
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Rabin
Israel
Washington
Simcha Dinitz
Kissinger
London
Helmut Schmidt
Hans- Dietrich Genscher
Middle East
Gymnich Castle
Mordechai Gazit
United States
Egypt
Gidi
Mitla
Abu Rudeis
Cairo
Drug maker denies data altered in cancer link case
Washington AP report says G D Searle denies altering lab data claiming errors led to apparent cancer links for drugs Flagyl and Aldactone. Sen Kennedy warns he will urge Justice Department action while FDA widens probe to determine if market withdrawal or criminal proceedings are needed.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate Health Subcommittee
G.D. Searle and Co
Chicago
Justice Department
James A. Buzard
Searle
Kennedy
Buzard
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Alexander M. Schmidt
Death notices for L C Femmer and Edward Vonderahe
Louis C. Femmer 68 of 427 Eastholm St. dies at Ellis Fischer Hospital after a week as Kaiser Refractories retiree. Rites Monday at Arnold Funeral Home with burial at East Lawn Memorial Cemetery. Edward Vonderahe 20 of Boonville drowns at Knot Noster State Park while swimming with friends. body recovered two hours later near Warrensburg Missouri.
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Eastholm St
Ellis Fischer
Columbia
Arnold Funeral Home
James Randall
East Lawn Memorial Cemetery
Truxton
Walter Femmer
Dora Wells
Martinsburg
Ervie Yostmayer
Mexico
Kaiser Refractories
Louis H. Femmer
Wichita
Kan
Charles Femmer
Philadelphia
Lucy L. Poland
Dora Jeanet Heath
James
Dorothy) Jennings
Pompano Beach
Fla
Robert Femmer
St. Charles
Elmer Femmer
Overland
Gladys Carline
Warrensburg
Edward Vonderahe
Boonville
Central Missouri State University
Knot Noster State Park
Here
Vonderahe
Endorsement of Hearnes Stirs Fuss
In Ferguson Missouri a Ferguson Township Club meeting endorsed former Missouri governor Warren E Hearnes for U S Senator amid protests from members who say the vote was railroaded Hearnes supporters pushed the endorsement after a speech at a hot dog and beer social Efforts to delay the balloting were shouted down the tally was 74 to 39 Symington retires after two terms and Hearnes seeks the seat
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Ferguson, Mo
Ferguson Democrats
Warren E. Hearnes
U.S
Hearnes
Democrats of
Ferguson Township
Mary Hagan
New Car Prices Expected to Rise 150 to 300 Dollars
DETROIT AP The price hike on 1976 model year autos may average about 300 dollars with analysts predicting consumers resist higher increases. Ford and GM flag price protection plans signaling raises of roughly 335 dollars on average, while some see 200 dollars as the practical limit. Industry sees a 150 to 200 dollar actual rise likely.
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U.S
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Arvid Jouppi
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