Egypt pressures for Israeli withdrawal in Sinai
United Nations reports Egypt demanding stronger Security Council pressure for Israel to withdraw as the UN buffer force in Sinai nears expiration on July 24. Cairo rejects the force as a means to sustain a no war no peace state and occupation, while Waldheim seeks resolutions implementing prior council decisions. Kissinger warns urgency of a new interim solution amid regional tensions.
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Associated Press
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Moslems Seek Israel Expulsion From United Nations
Beirut reports forty Islamic nations agreed at a Jidda conference to seek Israel's expulsion from the United Nations at the next General Assembly. A committee will ensure implementation while PLO and Arab leaders plan talks to win a majority against Israel. The resolution calls for breaking off relations with Israel in retaliation for its defiance of UN resolutions.
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Senate committee urges Bond to call transit tax session
A Missouri Senate committee recommended Gov. Bond convene a special state legislative session to extend the half cent transit sales tax in Kansas City. The panel acted after a Tuesday hearing in Kansas City amid transit problem discussions, following a prior hearing in St. Louis on the metropolitan area's transit issues.
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St. Louis
CIA Records Detail Domestic Infiltration by Spies
Newly disclosed CIA documents show spies trained for overseas work by infiltrating domestic political groups, including the Socialist Workers party and its youth wing, with files on dissident activity kept earlier than some reports suggested. The release follows a court order and includes a 24-document batch about indoctrinating informers before abroad missions, while the FBI reportedly carried out numerous break ins prior to 1966.
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Pay For Public Defenders May Be Delayed
In Jefferson City AP dispatch reports court appointed lawyers may not wait for payment under Missouri public defender funding talks. Cullen Coil told a legislative panel that an agreement with the state attorney general could allow payments despite a disputed administrative language and pending court ruling.
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Missouri Supreme Court
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House
Senate
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Strong Start In July Car Sales
DETROIT AP strong start in July for U S built cars with first 10 days beating June by 6 percent yet July 1 19 deliveries down 5 percent from a year ago the weakest for the period since 1971 auto officials say the industry remains in a two year slump.
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Detroit
Surplus Language Sparks State Funds Allocation Battle
A dispute over budget language and authority to transfer funds between the state treasury and attorneys has reached the courts. The fiscal affairs committee and the commissioner of administration clash over allocations withinagency budgets, delaying payments for multiple departments last year. The case goes to the state Supreme Court on September 20.
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House Trims Nixon Staff Funds After Ford Proposal
The House is expected to approve a bill cutting Richard Nixon’s staff and office expenses to 121 152 for the new fiscal year, down 40 percent from Ford’s request. Nixon has already received 200 000 covering Aug 9 1974 to June 30 this year, far below Ford’s 850 000 initial ask. The bill excludes Nixon’s 60 000 annual pension and related security and indirect costs. Ford urged 203 000 for the year starting July 1.
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House
Richard M. Nixon
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Nixon
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Land Use Planning Bill Defeated in House Interior Vote
Rep John F Seiberling shifted Akron Ohio realtors to back a plan granting 500 million dollars to states over six years to promote land use planning but opposition from real estate groups chambers of commerce and developers nationwide sank the bill in the House Interior Committee by a 23 to 19 vote.
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Indira Gandhi Tightens Arrest Clamp
New Delhi India AP reports Prime Minister Indira Gandhi issued a decree barring the release of people arrested under emergency regulations. Observers say the move targets imprisoned MPs arguing they are denied voter representation. Thousands have been arrested including several Congress members who oppose her resignation calls.
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India
Indira Gandhi
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