Ford Praise For Sadat Visit Signals Forward Peace Efforts
President Ford welcomes Egyptian President Anwar Sadat at the White House in a ceremonial and private talks session. Sadat declares progress toward Arab Israeli peace a turning point. Security at the State Department bears damage from a bombing amid protests linked to Sadat’s visit.
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Washington
Anwar Sadat
United States
Ford
Middle East
White House
Sadat
New York City
Chicago
Houston
Congress
Salzburg
Oval Office
Henry A. Kissinger
Associated Press Bureau
State Department
Israel
Jewish Defense League
League
William Perl
Jewish Defense League of
Greater Washington
Dr. Kissinger
U.S
Cairo
City Council Hearing Tonight On Priorities List
The 7:30 p.m. city council meeting centers on the final public hearing for allocating 526000 in community development funds. Citizens comment will be heard, but final allocations are not set. Top projects include Town Branch, social services, W Boulevard, parks, and housing rehab. A Mexico Bicentennial hydrant painting proposal may be discussed.
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Citizens Committee
Town Branch
W. Boulevard
Mexico
Commission
Gary Eide
Osage Park
William P. Walker
Fairgrounds Park
R.W. Booker and Associates of
St. Louis
Beirut Airport Busy As Americans Leave
Beirut amid street fighting seen as Americans flee the capital after the U S Embassy advised nonessential personnel to depart. Army checkpoints guard routes to the airport while foreigners report mass exits and reports of casualties. The embassy urged families and nonessential staff to leave as violence disrupts daily life.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Middle East
Qantari
Christian Phalange Party
TrumanPolitics Need Truman influence draws Missouri rally remarks
Congressman Jerry Litton rallied about 400 Democrats, invoking Harry S. Truman to frame his Senate bid. He recounted Truman’s mentorship of his youth, critiqued Ford-Butz policies, and argued for government accountability, farmer relief, and voters turning out to restore confidence.
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Harry S. Truman
Washington
Jerry Litton
Truman
Litton
U.S. Senate
Stuart Symington
Future Farmers of America
Harry Truman
Congress
Ford
Earl Butz
Russia
OPEC
Kellogg’s
Butz
George Meany
Congressman Litton
Kansas City
St. Louis
Missouri
Jerome W. Seigfreid
Todd's
South Highway 54
Puerto Ricans Claim Bombings Across Three Cities
A Puerto Rican separatist group claimed responsibility for nine bombings in New York, Washington, and Chicago. Bombs damaged banks, a federal building, and the Sears Tower, with no injuries reported. The group cited Puerto Rico independence and released a note linking the blasts to the 25th anniversary of a 1950 revolution.
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Qantari
Sherif Akhawi
Chicago Tribune
Phil Caputo
Qantam
Associated Press
Washington Post
Jonathan Randal
Mohammed Yazid
Rashid Karami
New York
Washington
Chicago
Sears Tower
Puerto Rico
Mid- Continental Plaza
Standard Oil Company
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
State Department
Associated Press Bureau
Baltimore
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Ford
Danny Mizeesko
West Side
First National City Bank
FALN
Armed Forces For
National Liberation
U.S
Fraunces Tavern
Manhattan
New York Post
D.C
Oscar Collazo
Truman
Collazo
New York City
United Nations
Department
Sears
Continental Bank
IBM
USDA Blamed In Stamp Cash Loss
Missouri officials say an $800000 food stamp cash shortfall at Money Town Inc could have been found earlier if the USDA allowed state audits of federal bank deposits. Lawrence Graham notes lack of deposit confirmations and urges adherence to federal rules. birth notice of a daughter in Audrain Medical Center included.
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Jefferson City
U.S. Agriculture Department
Social Service Department
Lawrence Graham
Graham
Money Town
T Inc
St. Louis
USDA
Federal Reserve Bank
Agriculture Department
Earl] Butz
Missouri
Federal Reserve Banks
Dennis M. Doyle
Chicago
Doyle
Jackson
Boone
Russell Forte
Ford Focuses Veterans Day Observance At Arlington Tomb
President Ford led a Veterans Day ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery. A guard, cannon salute, bugler, and Marine band accompanied the wreath laying as officials and about 200 veterans listened to remarks and a recorded message urging gratitude to those who served.
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Washington
Ford
Arlington National Cemetery
Robert A. Yerks
Richard L. Roudebush
Paul C. Welsh
Amvets
Army
Patrick Henry Brady
Vietnam
Armed Services
United States
Congress
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Audrain County
Jim Spainhower
James C. Kirkpatrick
Stuart
Tim) Symington, Jr
James Symington
Senate
Stuart Symington Sr
Richard Vance
Charles Gallagher
Roanoke
William Dykes
San Jose
Calif
Cole County
Brad Winterbower
Elmwood Trailer Court
Audrain Medical Center
Winterbower
Dysart Painting Co
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