Congress cautions on Sinai peace pact
Congress weighs safeguards on U S technicians monitoring the Israeli Egyptian peace accord and seeks immediate withdrawal powers in war. House plans a vote next week while Senate chairs push for full hearings to avoid expanding congressional war powers. Strong support exists despite some office opposition to the accord.
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Sinai
Washington
U.S
United States
Middle East
House
Senate
House International Relations
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Committee
Gulf of Tonkin
Vietnam
Teachers strike disrupts schools in Chicago and New York
Across the nation teachers strikes close schools in major cities and many smaller districts. In New York 25 000 pupils attended while 37 000 did the day before as unions and officials discuss reopening plans. Chicago’s 530 000 pupils sit out the sixth day with talks ongoing. Clover Park near Tacoma faces potential loss of veterans education benefits as a six day walkout continues. Pennsylvania sees 31 districts hit and 145 000 pupils affected.
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New York
United Federation of Teachers
Teachers Union
Washington State
Clover Park
Tacoma
Pennsylvania
FTC staff clears canning lid makers of unfair practices
Washington AP report says FTC staff rejected most accusations of unfair practices and collusion by canning lid and jar producers. The agency noted a surge in demand, with capacity up 100 percent and new manufacturers entering the market as it braces for 1976. witnesses call the hearing a whitewash.
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Federal Trade Commission
Robert E. Liedquist
FTC
Bureau of Competition
Charles J. Carney
Ohio
House
Small Business Committee
Liedquist
Carney
America
Sadat assassination claim dismissed as false by Egyptian spokesman
An Egyptian spokesman branded a Baghdad based Palestinian report of an assassination attempt on President Anwar Sadat as untrue, a lie and rubbish. The Baghdad voice is deemed unreliable by Cairo and American officials. The story links to broader Middle East diplomacy and Syria talks, with Rabin signaling possible full peace talks but no interim Golan plan yet.
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Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
Voice of Palestine
Baghdad
Cairo
Ton Sadat
Alexandria
Washington
Damascus
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Israel
Syria
Yitzhak Rabin
Golan Heights
Ismail Fahmy
Hafez Assad
Rabin
Jordan
Likud Bloc
Fromme arraigned for assassination attempt on Ford
Lynette Fromme known as Squeaky faces arraignment in Sacramento on a charge she attempted to shoot President Ford, the first under a 1965 federal law for attempted presidential murder. Held in jail on one million dollar bond, she may argue she aimed only to gain attention for Manson.
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Calif
Lynette Alice Fromme
Charles Manson
Ford
U.S. District Court
Thomas J. MacBride
Miss Fromme
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Dwayne Keyes
Secret Service
Sacramento County
Manson
Dave Shinn
San Quentin
Sharon Tate
Keyes
MacBride
Executives Marked for Death by Manson Follower
Sandra Good, linked to Charles Manson, says an International Peoples Court of Retribution has marked about 75 business leaders for assassination. She listed targets across energy, lumber, oil, and manufacturing, naming firms like Exxon and General Electric and men in New Orleans, Atlanta, and Houston.
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Calif
Sandra Good
Charies Manson
People's Court of Retribution
Miss Good
Lancite
Squeaky” Fromme
Ford
Associated Press
Miss Goold
International Peoples” Court of
Heilbuuien
Clulthen
Ise
Daler
Earth
General Electric
AP Radio
Exxon
ITT
Standard Oi
Amen Oil
Flay Lewis
New Orleans
Maddie South Dulies, Inc
Gordon Ryan
Starr Broadcasting Co
Fred Kaiser
Aulasia
Herbert Grey
Atlanta
William Berlin
Richard Davis
Houston
Tex
Commercials warn bigger is not better in new ads
About 150 TV and 800 radio stations will air a series of public service spots urging simpler living. The messages feature mythical players Riordan and Daley and Gov Dr. Lamm in a ghost town, arguing that endless consumption wastes resources.
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Riordan and
Daley
Riordan
Ol” Daley
Joneses
Richard Dr. Lamm
Colorado
Center For Growth Alternatives
Eduard P. Morgan
Chamber of Commerce
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