Israel Asked To Be Flexible In Peace Talks
Secretary of State Rogers flew with Israel’s army chief over Sharm el Sheikh to gain a clearer view of the Sinai stronghold and pressed for greater Israeli flexibility in peace negotiations with the Arabs. He met in Jerusalem with Prime Minister Meir amid animated talks, while a mine in northern Sinai wounded eight Israeli soldiers and a tense exchange over East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights framed the visit.
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Sinai
Pearson urges calm national service as students question war
Sen. James B. Pearson told about 250 Ottawa University attendees that U S division stems from poor communication across society and urged leaders to educate rather than agitate. He warned against fixed withdrawal dates for Vietnam and urged public opinion to guide policy rather than drive decisions.
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Washington
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March Planned Saturday By Rev Carl McIntire
Washington AP Rev Carl McIntire and followers plan a song service on the Capitol steps tonight to heat up for a Saturday win the war march to the Washington Monument. He aims to coordinate radio messages from Chiang Kai-shek and other Far East anti Communist leaders. McIntire links in messages from Wallace and Maddox. He claims a larger crowd than the April 24 antiwar march and denounces FCC equal time doctrine as surrender.
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Street Protests Falter in Capital as War Demonstrators Fold
Washington saw a two day pause after thousands were arrested and protesters faded in retreat from the capital. Rennie Davis vowed the country would be forced to deal with them while organizers planned new actions, including a March for Victory led by Carl McIntire.
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Unemployment Rises as Jobless Rate Edges Higher
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports unemployment at 6.1 percent for April with blacks at 10 percent and whites at 5.6 percent. Teen unemployment remains 17.2 percent, while total employment rises slightly due to farm jobs and a small uptick in the work week.
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Variable Weather TOPEKA Kansas Forecast Update
A slow moving system brings variable conditions across Kansas with cloudy central and eastern areas and sunshine in the west. The weather service expects slow clearing and gradual improvement as the system moves east with a fair mild Saturday. Highs range from the 60s in the north to the 70s in the south. tonight's lows from the low 40s to upper 40s.
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Phantom Jet Shot Down In Laos
Saigon reports U S fighter bombers destroyed three long range antiaircraft guns in a 33rd strike on North Vietnam, with an F4 Phantom shot down further south in Laos while on a Ho Chi Minh trail mission. The two crewmen were rescued as 57mm and 37mm guns were knocked out. U S air operations continue.
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Agriculture Leaders To Talk With Nixon
Washington AP The White House hosted 70 agricultural leaders at the executive mansion to discuss farm policy as Nixon promotes a 400 million program to raise income and exports. He opened with a speech at the Agriculture Department auditorium broadcast by radio. Critics say the event serves political purposes and misused funds.
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Aid Seen For Lockheed as Congress Explores Guarantees
Washington AP reports Congress is poised to approve loan guarantees for Lockheed Aircraft Corp with possible support for others. Rep. Moorhead blasts the plan as bailing out Daniel Haughton and his "merry band of thieves" while Treasury Sec. Connally anticipates a $250 million package to prevent Lockheed's collapse amid defense overruns and Rolls-Royce linkage. Senate Republicans voice concerns and warn of broader battles if the bill expands.
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