White House Plays Down Costs For SST Revival
The White House seeks Senate backing for reviving the SST while disputing a one billion dollar startup figure from Boeing. Senate debate focuses on cost estimates, with officials suggesting 500 million to 1 billion dollars and public budgets. The final stake is the 85 million revival fund from a termination appropriation.
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Sadat Cleans Cabinet as He Consolidates Power
Cairo moves show Anwar Sadat purging leftist foes seven months after Nasser era. He arrested six ministers and three political bosses for attempting a coup and replaced top posts, including interior minister and intelligence head. Egypt vows 100 percent free elections and reorganization of the Arab Socialist Union amid broad backing.
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Middle East Talks Lull Predicted By Egyptians
Israeli analysts foresee a pause in Egypt talks due to Cairo’s political turmoil after President Sadat ousted rivals. Washington may delay plans for an Egyptian Israeli canal accord while Meir and Abba Eban embark on overseas trips. Sadat defends peace efforts while purging officials and reshuffling leadership in Cairo.
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Massive Forest Fire Churns Through Superior National Forest
A vast blaze in Minnesota’s Superior National Forest near Ely continues uncontrolled. Officials set 6 pm target to contain the fire, which could take a month or more to fully extinguish. About 3,000 acres burned Sunday as 380 volunteers and 245 Forest Service personnel fought the flames.
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Administration Claims Mansfield Slash Deadlock in NATO Row
Administration officials led by Clark McGregor and William P. Rogers push back on Senator Mansfield's plan to cut U.S. troop levels in Europe to 150000. Nixon allies including Truman and Acheson rally against the amendment while Mansfield vows to persist. Javits questions the impact of a Mansfield victory and backs a substitute for greater allied defense by Congress. Rogers notes the need for clarity from Brezhnev on mutual reductions. Chinese gold rush workers ship jade to China, leaving the gold to Americans.
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