Senators Back U.S. Treaty Commitments in Korea Conflict
Longtime opponents of Vietnam warn against withdrawing troops from South Korea, backing President Ford's reaffirmation of the defense treaty with North Korea. Senate debate features Eagleton and Cranston citing commitment and deterrence amid evolving U.S. security policy.
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Senate
Vietnam
South Korea
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Alan Cranston
Calif
Ford
U.S
North Korea
Sato to be honored at private home funeral in Tokyo
Former Prime Minister Eisaku Sato, Nobel laureate and eight time leader, dies at 74 after a stroke. Doctors say heart failure caused his death. In Northern Ireland, three Protestant men were shot and killed near Newry on the Belfast Dublin road, authorities report.
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Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Belfast-Dublin
Irish Republic
Newry
Irish Republican Army
MAAC and Church Sign Option to Buy Monroe Property
The Trustees of the United Methodist Church of Monroe and the Monroe Arts and Activities Center sign an option agreement for MAAC to purchase the old First Methodist Church property and adjacent parsonage on 11th St for 100000. The option expires November 1 with rent rights for 12 months after title transfer.
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United Methodist Church of
Monroe
Monroe Arts and Activities Center, Inc
Maac Board of Directors
Old Methodist Church
MAAC
Old First Methodist Church
11Th St
13Th and
14Th Ave
United Methodist
Hilton Kirchner
Herbert T. Johnson
Margaret Stiles
Carl W. Ross
Robert Ableman
U.S
Nathan Roth
George A. White Faia
Capitol
Stiles
Joe Rieraldo
Walt Pawlowski
John Norton
John Kundert
Robert Rieder
Robert Rosa
Perry Power
James Ottoson
Ford in Italy affirms strong ties and security for visit
President Ford opened talks in Rome stressing extraordinary ties of friendship with the United States. He met President Leone and planned meetings with Moro and the Pope, amid heavy security and planned demonstrations. Kissinger said no decision yet on Arab Israeli peace, with Rabin visit planned in June. Ozzie Nelson dies at 69 after liver surgery. Harriet Nelson at his side.
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Rome
Italy
United States
Ford
Giovanni Leone
Washington
Paul VI
Vatican
Ciampino
Leone
U.S. Air Force
Quirinale
Henry A. Kissinger
Salzburg
Austria
Aldo Moro
Kissinger
Pope
Middle East
Sadat
Yitzhak Rabin
Los Angeles
Ozzie Nelson
Ozzie and
Harriet
Harriet Hilliard Nelson
Rabin
Cairo
Sinai Desert
Golan Heights
Geneva
Sadat hails Israeli pullback and canal cargo hints
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat praised Israel for reducing forces along the Suez Canal and suggested cargo bound for Israel could pass the canal if there are further concessions. He said the move opens the path to peace and momentum.
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Sadat
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Suez Canal
Egypt
Salzburg
Henry A. Kissinger
ABC
Gurney bribery trial reads long grand jury transcript
Prosecutors in the bribery conspiracy case against former Senator Edward Gurney and four others finished reading a 350 page transcript of his May 1974 Jacksonville grand jury testimony. The next witness was to be called after trial matters in front of Judge Ben Krentzman.
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Tampa
Fla
Edward Gurney
Gurney
Jacksonville
U.S
Ben Krentzman
James Groot
Joseph Bastien
K. Wayne Swiger
Ralph Koontz
Last Day of School Schedule Friday June 6
Buses run in the morning at regular time with loading by 10 10 at the Northside building for home. Kindergarten not attending. High school not in session and report cards not available. Grades 1-8 report cards June 6. Kindergarten reports go home June 5. Grades 9-12 pickup after Data Processing returns. No hot lunch Friday. Notices announced.
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Northside
Monroe Area Civil Defense Siren Tests Schedule
Testing will run Wednesday with a storm warning followed by an attack alert. Sirens are tested twice monthly on the first and third Wednesdays in summer, and once monthly in winter. All fire sirens are tested every Saturday at noon.
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Monroe Area
Federal rules bar sex discrimination in schools and colleges
New federal rules approved by President Ford would require equal treatment for men and women in admissions financial aid classrooms and athletics. HEW plans procedural changes to avoid investigating every complaint and instead target patterns of discrimination. The rules become effective July 21 unless Congress acts. Elementary schools have one year to comply and higher levels three years.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Defeated write-in mayoral candidate seeks precinct fraud review
Mack M. Murray filed a petition alleging fraud in Precinct 14G after receiving 84 votes while Hans Tanzler won re election with about 52 000 and Don Trednick about 36 000. Murray cites twelve relatives in Precinct 14G all voting for him and asks recheck of all precincts. certified returns show Murray with three votes in that precinct.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Mack M. Murray
Hans Tanzler
Don Trednick
Murray
Antique Show and Sale Presented by Monroe Woman's Club
The third annual Antique Show and Sale in Monroe runs June 13 14 15 at Monroe High School Gymnasium. Co chairs Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs. Robert Wichser announce hours 11 am to 9 pm Friday Saturday and 12 noon to 5 pm Sunday. Sherman Hodgson of Monroe returns as show manager with 25 dealers from Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa displaying art glass antique silver jewelry china glassware primitives and furniture. Proceeds support the Bicentennial and Community Improvement projects scholarships and American Field Service programs. Season tickets $1.50 at club members. door $1.25 one day only. Food and beverages available in M Room. Chamber display promotion is in progress.
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Woman’s Club of
Monroe
Monroe High School
Robert Smith
Robert Wichser
Sherman Hodgson
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Woman’s Club
Five rescued from overturned offshore oil rig near Galliano
Five men were rescued from the sunken Progress Marine No. 2 offshore rig 18 miles off Louisiana after it capsized in 60 feet of water. Joe Bellard, trapped 50 feet below, clung to a valve as divers searched for a missing crew member and assessed salvage options.
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Galliano
Joe Bellard
Progress Marine No. 2
Bellard
Louisiana
Opelousas
Derrel John Dore
Delcambre
Progress Marine Inc
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Nelson
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Tex
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