Sisco Sees Suez Opening Still Possible Despite Gaps
U S peace envoy Joseph Sisco left Tel Aviv after saying an interim Suez Canal agreement remains feasible. He warned no decisive breakthrough occurred but hoped for progress despite Israel Egypt tensions. He met Dayan Eban and other officials while news outlets claimed Meir rejected proposals.
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Washington
Middle East
Joseph J. Sisco
Sisco
Israel
Feypt
Golda Meir
Moshe Dayan
Abba Eban
Suez Canal
East Bank
Eastern Shore Hit Worst By Beetles
The lower Eastern Shore shows the worst Maryland infestation of the Japanese beetle in five years. Berlin and Bel Air report the greatest activity with other sightings in Baltimore, Anne Arundel and Montgomery counties.
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College Park
Maryland
Cooperative Extension Service
Berlin
Bel Air
Harford County
Baltimore
Aene Arundel
Montgomery
Health care reform costs in 1974 debate
Government study finds total 1974 health expenditures around 105.4 billion dollars. Nixon and Kennedy plans differ in cost impacts, with Nixon adding about 1.8 billion and Kennedy about 8.4 billion, while tax effects range from modest to substantial. The survey analyzes 12 reform plans and highlights shifting debate toward policy differences.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Nixon
Congress
Edward M Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Apollo 15 Splashdown Timetable Released
Space Center Houston reports the Apollo 15 timeline with live telecast at 3 54 pm Eastern Daylight. Key events include a canceled engine burn, sleep period end, Endeavour separation, atmospheric entry, radio blackout, parachute deployment, and splashdown near the USS Okinawa in the north central Pacific.
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Space Center
Houston
Space
Mission Control
Endeavour
Earth
Okinawa
Pacific
Hawaii
Typhoon Olive Strikes Japan Sends Scouts to Safety
Typhoon Olive weakened to a tropical storm and moved north over the Sea of Japan after killing at least 78 in western Japan and eastern Korea. It forced the evacuation of over 23 thousand Scouts and leaders from the World Jamboree near Mt Fuji to public buildings as heavy rain and 70 mile per hour winds lashed Kyushu.
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Olive
Sea of Japan
Japan
Korea
Mt. Fuji
Kyushu
Hokkaido
Asagiri Heights
Government reports show private economy failing to add jobs
Government unemployment data and a private economist’s testimony warn the jobless rate may rise. Woodrow Ginsburg of the Center for Community Change argues private industry has not added enough fulltime positions, despite a two year employment gain overall.
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Washington
Woodrow L. Ginnsburg
Center For Community Change
Ginzburg
Senate
House Economic Committee
Ginsburg
Bureau of Labor Statistics
William Proxmire
Nixon
Proxmire
Senate approves sweeping election spending reform bill
The Senate voted 88 to 2 to pass a broad election spending reform bill aimed at curb ing political ads on radio and television. It sets strict reporting rules, creates a six member federal elections commission, and would bar large expenditures per eligible voter with mail exempt. The measure faces House resistance over equal time repeal and media coverage of debates.
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Senate
House
John 0. Pastore
D-R
Pastore
Nixon
Federal Elections Commission
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CLINE
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