Lindbergh Flight Remembered In Commemorations
Fifty years after Charles Lindbergh's solo flight, ceremonies honor the Spirit of St. Louis across St. Louis New York and Paris. The 25 000 prize prompted the challenge, with replicas touring the U S and France. Anne Morrow Lindbergh christens a Pan American liner at Kennedy airport as events raise funds for aerospace scholarships.
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Food costs rise 1.5 percent in April report
Government figures show consumer prices up eight tenths of 1 percent in April with food costing 1.5 percent more. Ground coffee surged 13.1 percent, while nonfood prices held steady, signaling ongoing inflation despite expectations of a slowdown later in the year.
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Williams wins Lawler Scholarship for Page program work
Ginger Williams, Middletown High senior and Middletonian editor, received the Alice and N.J Lawler Scholarship at the Journal Page program dinner. She topped awards for enterprise story, best cartoon, theme page, and co-winning the sweepstakes for Teen-Agers and Alcohol, and plans to study at Miami University's Middletown campus.
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Compromise formula reached in Vance Gromyko arms talks
In Geneva US Secretary of State Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko reached a compromise formula on SALT II and will seek Moscow approval. The outline includes modest cuts, a new round of talks, limits on the Cruise missile, and restrictions on base locations for the Backfire bomber. The plan keeps Vladivostok ceilings but carves out disagreements over the Backfire and Cruise. U.N. Secretary Waldheim warned differences remain and a long path to a new treaty.
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Mondale Vorster clash over US stance on apartheid and Namibia
In Vienna, Vice President Mondale and South African PM Vorster failed to agree on US pressure to end apartheid. Mondale said Vorster conceded to help advance black rule in Namibia and Rhodesia but clung to apartheid, while Vorster argued US aims to equate black South Africans with American blacks and defended the status quo.
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Weekend forecast with clear nights and warm weekend
Skies stay clear tonight with a low near 60. Saturday remains sunny with highs in the upper 80s and a 20 percent chance of rain. Yesterday reached 91 with a 62 overnight. The extended outlook shows fair Sunday and a chance of showers Monday and Tuesday with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s.
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