$9 Billion Aid Planned for Israel Egypt in Middle East Pact
Washington sources say the United States will provide at least $9 billion in aid to Israel, Egypt, and potentially other Arab nations over three years as part of Kissinger’s Middle East agreement. Israel would receive about $2.5 billion initially, Egypt $600–800 million, with the remainder over two years, plus military and economic support.
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Israel
Egypt
Henry A. — Kissinger
Sinai Peninsula
Cairo
Kissinger
Syria
Sinai
Sinai Demilitarized Zone
United States
Danforth to Speak at Pachyderm Banquet in Mexico
Missouri Attorney General John C. Danforth will headline the Audrain County Pachyderm Banquet at the Knights of Columbus Hall on September 25. The dinner, chaired by Joe Matthews and with tickets at $6, will be arranged by Ralph Lierheimer. Rep. Russell Brockfeld spoke at yesterday’s meeting urging Republicans to regain the 48th district seat.
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John C. Danforth
Knights of Columbus
Royal Cafe
Danforth
U.S. Senate
Mexico
Joe Matthews
Jim Frazer
Ralph Lierheimer
Oak Lane
Russell Brockfeld
Warrenton
Brockfeld
Gov
Bond
Miss America Safe From Tiny Tim's Vicki Swaps
Miss America Shirley Cothran avoided a showdown with Miss Vicki on Tom Snyder's Tomorrow show in Atlantic City. The interview separated the two women as Miss Vicki, Tiny Tim's estranged wife turned nude pinup, discussed life with the singer and modeling. Pageant head Albert Marks Jr. feared simultaneous appearance, but producer Joe Tatar said no plan existed. Miss Vicki, 23, works as a go go dancer in Camden and recently placed fourth in a London modeling contest.
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Atlantic City
Miss Vicki
Tom Snyder
Tiny Tim
Shirley Cothran
Bert Parks
Snyder
Miss Cothran
Vicki
Albert A. Marks Jr
Joe Tatar
Tomorrow
Camden
Here
London
Illinois Encephalitis Cases Rise in Illinois
The Illinois total of confirmed or possible St Louis encephalitis cases climbs to 129, with 86 in Cook County and 43 downstate. Of 22 new cases, 1 confirmed, 6 probable, 15 suspect. CDC team arrives to help identify sources as cooler weather may reduce outbreaks.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Illinois
Center For Disease Control
Ft. Collins
Colo
Thomas P. Monath
Cook County
LaGrange
Mount Vernon
Mattoon
Downstate
Clinton
Champaign
Whiteside
Mason
DuPage
Menard
Suspected meningitis cases in Nebraska by state health officials
In Nebraska forty suspected meningitis and viral encephalitis cases are under study with two people in critical condition. Dr. Paul Stoesz notes testing to identify the virus that causes western equine encephalitis, a disease affecting the central nervous system and spread by mosquitoes from birds. Cases are scattered across the state, with a man in Omaha and a woman in Blair hospitalized. Separately, Amanda Louise Humphrey was born at 8 10 on Thursday weighing 9 pounds 7 ounces in Hampton Virginia to Stephen and Mrs Sandra Ladley Humphrey. Grandparents and a great grandmother are named from Mexico and Hampton.
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Omaha, Neb
Nebraska
Paul Stoesz
Disease Control Division
Nebraska Health Department
Midwestern
Omaha
Blair
Stoesz
Stephen Humphrey
Hampton
Amanda Louise
Humphreys
Hillmipheey
Norfolk
Sandra Ladley
R. D. Barnett
Mexico
Richard Ladley
Marie Marshall
Book Release Sparks Talk In Little Rock Over Foxe Memoir
Fanne Foxe's biography The Stripper and the Congressman hits Little Rock stores to brisk sales amid complaints from individuals and church groups about promoting appearances. Stores report heavy calls. customers joke about the scandal while Foxe relays details of her affair with Wilbur Mills and its link to the 1974 Tidal Basin incident.
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Fanne Foxe
Wilbur D. Mills
Miss Foxe
Shirley Stover
The
Stone Advertising Agency
Little Rock Jaycees
News Mart
Bob Houston
Mildred Murry
Dorthy Nesbitt
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Annabel Battistella
Wilbur Mills
District of Columbia
Boston
Old Pilgrim Theater
Kennedy Jr Opposes Probe On His Fathers Death
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says his family does not want the investigation reopened. The Harvard senior urged dropping the case, while critics question whether more than one gun was involved. Los Angeles police destroyed evidence and a gun retested. In Washington, Sen. Hart undergoes tests for a malignant growth in an arm and says he will not seek re election.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy Jr
Kennedy
Harvard College
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Los Angeles
Sirhan
Washington
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Hart
Widow Faces Trial For Death Of Millionaire
Socialite Judith Hertz, 39, is ordered to stand trial for first degree murder in the death of her husband Fred Hertz, 41, at their St. Joseph home. Two detectives say she admitted firing three shots after an argument over gate damage. arraignment set for Oct. 6. Hertz built a cattle and commodities business and was described as a sharp innovator in livestock futures.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Judith Hertz
Fred Hertz
Donald Parker
Hertz
Roger Hertz
Richard Heider
St. Joseph
Cornell University
Hertz Commodities, Inc
Jaycees Attend MTC Meeting in Moberly
Mexico Jaycees led by Tim Baker attended the Unique Chapter at Missouri Training Center for men in Moberly. Duane Mobley, 21, presided and reported 31 of 900 prisoners joined the club. Projects include films, a Yard Shack concession, and name tags for Jaycees. A donkey basketball game against locals was highlighted.
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Mexico
Tim Baker
Moberly
Missouri Training Center
Duane Mobley
Duane
Baker
Mike Scheidt
al Galioto
Jim Dye
Power Struggle Over LEAA Powers Surfaces in Washington
Washington AP report details a bureaucratic clash at the LEAA with chief Richard W. Velde seeking to consolidate control amid an Civil Service probe into possible violations. The dispute centers on technological crime fighting grants versus citizen involvement and includes suspensions, resignations, and reprimands for staff tied to the investigation.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Richard W. Velde
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Velde
Civil Service
SEAA
Richard M. Nixon
Donald Santarelli
Nixon
LEAA
Congressional
President Ford Visits Columbia Youth in Seattle Hospital
President Ford surprised David Anderson at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Hospital in Seattle. The 22 year old from Columbia, Missouri, is recovering from a bone marrow transplant and had gained national attention for his medical plight and his family's financial difficulties.
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Seattle
Wash
David Anderson
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Hospital
Ford
Columbia
David
Kansas City OK's 500000 For Convention
Kansas City mayor signs a provisional contract offering up to 500000 in services and facilities for the 1976 Republican National Convention. The City Council approved a related ordinance amid four dissenters. Opponents warn the cost may exceed the amount and burden the city. Councilman Asel expects Kansas City to compete with Cleveland or Miami Beach and notes a need for private funds and possible federal backing for security.
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Kansas City
Charles B. Wheeler Jr
GOP
Cleveland
Miami Beach
Washington
Arthur E. Asel
Asel
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Astronaut Worden to Retire from NASA This Week
Al Worden, 43, chief of NASA's Aries Research Center applications division in Mountain View California, will retire this week and become vice president of the High Flight Foundation in Colorado Springs Colorado.
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Calif
Alfred M. Worden
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Worden
NASA
Aries Research Center
High Flight Foundation
Colorado Springs
Colo
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