Brezhnev urges deeper military detente at Europe summit
Helsinki AP Brezhnev urged further development of military detente in central Europe as the summit's final document stressed noninterference in internal affairs. He called for arms reduction while stating that international detente gains concrete material content. Turkey walked out as Makarios was to speak.
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Suleyman Demirel
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Slow progress eyed in U S Cuba relations talks
Washington officials weigh a gradual shift toward normal ties with Cuba after the OAS vote allowing member states to pursue their own relations. The United States keeps the trade embargo, seeks compensation for American losses from nationalization, and considers ambassador exchanges without resolving reparations claims.
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Ford proposes corporate and stockholder tax cuts
The Ford administration asked Congress to cut corporate and stockholder taxes by about 6.3 billion dollars a year, proposing a dividends tax deduction and a stockholder tax credit to spur savings and investment. The plan would phase in over several years, with broader implications for individuals and corporate taxation.
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Come Blow Your Horn at Vassar Playhouse
Neil Simon comedy opens at the Vassar Playhouse west of Pomona. The Baker family runs a wax fruit business as Papa Baker questions his 33 year old son Alan being a bum for not marrying. An elderly patron praised the show, saying she enjoyed it more than any local production.
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Neil Simon
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Pomona
Playhouse
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Alan
Playhouse Review on a Family Business Drama
The Vassar production is light and quick with strong performances. Rick Brown elicits laughs with his poker faced Mr Baker while Jan Feager shines as a practical mother who quietly disapproves of her sons missteps.
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Mideast fighting and nuclear questions rise in region
Israeli troops clashed with Arab forces near Margaliyat Lebanon with no Israeli casualties, as US analysts warn Israel may possess more than 10 nuclear weapons deliverable by F4 Phantom jets or Jericho missiles. Arab League and UN tensions rise over Israel's occupied territories and Palestinian rights.
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Summer Sale and Local Event Briefs Mix
Ad briefs note further reductions at Young Place Summer Sale while Eagles Lodge hosts steak night and a late dance with Renegades. Pomona asks water customers to conserve until further notice. Various small ads include dog food price, Village Shoppe sale, new VFW hours, Rood's Roost tacos, ice cream social, and local golf course events.
Ottawa Native Stanley Chamberlin Retires From Texaco Denver
Ottawa native Stanley Chamberlin, a graduate of Ottawa University, retires from the Texaco Producing Department in Denver Colorado. Sunday events at the Old Depot Museum include Eldon Roehl and others with a display of antique music machines by Walter and Mrs. Butler.
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Tony Holland
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Elizabeth McClain
Walter Butler
Family play ends with wedding and wax fruit business shift
In Lawrence, AP reports a rural water project for Douglas and Franklin counties nears construction. Kansas Director Morgan Williams says 132 miles of lines, two standpipes and two boosters will serve 350 homes, two schools and four churches, with a $1.163 million Farmers Home Administration loan approved in May and $115,000 local funding.
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Laura Gilmore services set in Ottawa district church
Laura R. Gilmore, 68, Ottawa RFD 3, died Wednesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday at Wesleyan Church, with Rev. Don Rothfuss officiating. Burial in Hope Cemetery. Survived by three sons, three daughters, three brothers, and 13 grandchildren. Burial and visitation details noted. birth date and marriage to Cecil J. Gilmore Sr. included.
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Cecil Gilmore
Sedalia
Roger Phillips
Evanston
Mary Dell Conger
Sidney
Neb
Larry Shaw
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