Sadat Seeks U S Backing On Egypt Aid During Visit
Cairo reports say President Anwar Sadat begins a U S trip with aims to secure continued American peace efforts in the Middle East and a large aid package. He travels from Paris to Washington after declaring Egypt not a beggar and seeks reassurance on political and economic support.
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Ben Wybrant Dies Of Gunshot Wound
Ben R Wybrant 80 Audrain County Assessor from 1941 to 1953 and floriculturist died Friday of a gunshot wound ruled as self-inflicted. Coroner Connie Pickering said no inquest will be held after police found the body at his Vandiver Village home following a report by his wife. He had a long career including county assessor, real estate, druggist work, and public service in Mexico Missouri. Services pending at Arnold Funeral Home.
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Kissinger briefs Ford on China trip and Sadat visit
AP reports Kissinger gave President Ford a full briefing on his four day trip to China and the upcoming Sadat state visit. Ford noted Kissinger walked without an overcoat and Kissinger warned of possible snow in Beijing after Thanksgiving. Sadat arrives in Washington to seek aid and peacemaking assurances.
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Venus 10 lands on Venus for new surface photo
The Soviet Union announced that Venus 10 soft landed and sent another landscape image from Venus. Tass said Venus 10 touched down 1,364 miles from Venus 9’s landing site after Venus 9 transmitted the first surface pictures of another planet.
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Community Chest Reaches 53 Per Cent of Goal
The 1975 fund drive for the Mexico Community Chest has reached 53 percent of its $57,500 goal with $30,362 collected. Co chairs Al Galioto and Jack Mackey praised four divisions for surpassing goals, urged further contributions via Steve Erdel, and noted gifts may be designated to specific agencies including the Salvation Army and Red Cross.
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Old Dog Tray Dies Near Bardstown Theatre
Herman Durham III, a 14 year old beagle who appeared in the Stephen Foster Story outdoor musical for 13 years, died Friday near Bardstown Kentucky. He jumped from a porch and was buried at the amphitheater entrance with a marker planned. Mrs Durham said another dog won’t be replaced.
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Married Couple Celebrate One Year Without Quarrel
A young wife boasts to a friend that she and her husband have lived a year without quarrel. She claims any disagreement is resolved with her being right while her husband smiles and agrees, and she says a moment may come when he is right.
Franco Given Final Rites
Madrid reports Gen Francisco Franco, ruler for 36 years, received last rites as his condition worsened. His wife Dona Carmen Polo de Franco was at his bedside while leaders gathered at Pardo Palace awaiting possible succession by Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon. If he dies a three day mourning period would precede a state funeral and swift succession per the constitution, with installation sworn in before parliament.
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Turks Inflamed By Slayings Of 2 Envoys
In Ankara the foreign minister said Turkey is under a politically motivated attack after two top diplomats were assassinated within days. The Turkish ambassador to Paris and his chauffeur were killed in a Paris limousine ambush, while the envoy to Austria was slain in Vienna. Police dispersed hundreds of demonstrators in Istanbul as Cyprus troops were put on alert amid tensions with Greece or Greek Cypriots linked to Turkey’s invasion of the island.
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Senate Budget Work Begins As House Passes 72B Deficit
The Senate Budget Committee plans to start work next week on the current fiscal year budget as the House panel approved a version showing a 72 billion dollar deficit. It projects expenditures at 373.8 billion and revenues at 301.8 billion, with tax cuts debated and other policy changes to be resolved in conference. The plan notes higher outlays due to economic factors like unemployment insurance and cites offshore oil lease revenue differing from administration forecasts.
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Former AGs say they were not told of mail openings by CIA FBI
Washington AP report notes two former attorneys general John N. Mitchell and Nicholas Katzenbach insist they were told only of mail covers, not mail openings, amid testimony about CIA and FBI mail interception programs. FBI and CIA conduct spanned decades with various cities, including New York intercepts. Wannall cites early 1950s illegality.
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