US Pursues Mideast Peace Efforts Amid Rejected Proposals
Egypt and Israel rejected each other’s latest land proposals while the United States presses a summer diplomacy push. Sadat refused Israel’s talk on the West Bank and Gaza after five years of limited self rule. Begin’s cabinet rejected Egypt’s plan to return the West Bank to Jordan and Gaza to Egypt. The U.S. aims to convene talks in London with Vance, Kamel, and Dayan and expand Mondale’s Israel trip to include Alexandria. Egypt says the peace plan offers a detailed alternative to current terms.
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Cairo
Egypt
Israel
U.S
Anwar Sadat
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Menachem Begin
Jordan
Sadat
Arieh Naor
Jerusalem
United States
Walter F. Mondale
Alexandria
Gaza
Naor
South Yemen Leader Resigns Amid Rebel Assault in Aden
President Salem Robaye Ali of South Yemen resigned after army and air force units rebelled in Aden. The National Front stripped him of posts following a day-long bombardment of the presidential palace. Observers linked unrest to the assassination of North Yemen's president two days earlier.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Salem Robaye Ali
South Yemen
Oilrich
Arabian Peninsula
Aden
The
National Front
Ali
North Yemen
al Tawahi
Airport
Defense Ministry
Ahmed al Ghashmi
Ghashmi
San'a
Yemens
Children’s Chautauqua events set for July 4 in Ottawa
Ottawa Jaycees host Chautauqua Days at Forest Park with events for ages six to 13 starting at 1 p.m. July 4. Competitions include soft ball throw, sack race, 50-yard dash, greased pig chase, turtle race and frog leap with ribbons for winners. Early registration urged. forms in Herald and at Forest Park.
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Ottawa Jaycees
Forest Park
Ed Cummings
Cummings
Jaycees
Box 141
Ottawa
Kan
Floyd Jacob
Mulberry
Jacob
Protesters Gather At Wolf Creek Nuclear Plant Rally
About 750 protesters from Kansas and neighboring states gathered at John Redmond Reservoir to oppose the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant. They warned of radioactive leakage and water supply impacts from using reservoir water to cool the reactor, while organizers cited broader anti-nuclear concerns and planned future demonstrations.
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Wolf Creek
John Redmond Reservoir
Andy Allen
Wichita
Redmond Reservoir
Burlington
Sunflower Alliance
Diane Tegtmeier
MidAmerica Cosition
Kansas City
Benefit Show Tonight For Boat Tragedy Victims
The cast of Dames at Sea staged on the Whippoorwill will perform a benefit at the Vassar Playhouse Pomona tonight to aid Tina Kramer’s family after the June 17 tornado capsized the boat killing 16. A July 1 show in Winfield funds boat restoration. total losses estimated at 10,000 for repair and 10,000 for furnishings and lost bookings.
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Pomona, Kan
Vassar Playhouse
Tina Kramer
Veda Rogers
Winfield
Rogers
Bruce
Playhouse
Boat
Pomona
Ventures
Carter, Callaghan Meet in Washington at Breakfast
President Carter spent over an hour at breakfast with British Prime Minister James Callaghan. Callaghan, on a private visit, will meet Carter again in Bonn in July for a seven nation economic summit. Carter noted his Texas trip and pledged to curb federal spending while warning he would use veto powers if needed. He spoke at First Baptist Church about Johnson and the Vietnam era, saying LBJ did more for blacks and the poor despite national sentiment. A million-dollar Fort Hood show tied to his trip remained on his mind as he lectured his Bible class attendees about God and prayer.
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Washington
Carter
James Callaghan
Callaghan
Margaret
Peter Jay
Bonn
Texas
First Baptist Church
Johnson
White House
LBJ
Fort Hood
Child's Skull Found Near Princeton Farm
A bulldozer operator found a small child's skull on farmland near Princeton seven miles southwest of town. Kansas investigators and Franklin County officials pursued identification, with a Kansas State University pathology expert en route. Police considered a possible link to eight year old Charles Hahner who vanished from Forest Park Pool two years ago this month. The skull lay near land owned by the Hahner family. In Tokyo the dollar fell to 204.50 yen and closed at 206.25.
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Princeton
Dave Nelson
Ottawa
Leon Brewer
RFD
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Hugh Speer
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Charles Hahner
Forest Park
Hahner
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Mohamed Ibrahim Kamel
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Jarvis
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the Nation
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Illinois
Iowa
Oklahoma
Nebraska
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Kansas City Power & Light Co
Kansas City, MO
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N.H
Satsop
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Fla
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Whippoorwill
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Tokyo
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