PLO Attacks Egypt Over Israel Talks And UN Expulsion Plan
The PLO, via Beirut's Falastin Al Thawra, blasts Egypt for backing away from pushing to expel Israel from the United Nations and accuses Cairo of seeking recognition in return for Sinai soil. The report links guerrilla claims of a Bethlehem blast with casualties denied by Bethlehem police and notes regional leaders meeting in Stockholm to back Israel against expulsion moves. It also cites Saudi Prince Fahd signaling possible oil embargo, Jordanian consultations, and high level talks in Jidda and Washington over arms deals.
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Egypt
Israel
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Sinai
Beirut
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Feypt
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U.S
Jordania
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Stockholm
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Britain
Denmark
Norway
Holland
Austria
Sweden
Olof Palme
Syria
Iraq
U.N
Middle East
Fahd
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Amman
Hussein
Washington
Jordan
Frederick C. Weyand
Jidda
Sultan Ben Abdel Aziz
Riyadh
Soviet Bugged Moscow Astronaut Allegation Emerges
Johnson Space Center officials say Lt Col Bob Overmyer accidentally pulled a chair wire during the Apollo-Soyuz mission and found no listening device. Sen. Proxmire accuses Soviet spies of bugging astronauts. he cites two sources and official corroboration.
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Houston
UPS
Johnson Space Center
Overmyer
Moscow
United States Space Agency
William Proximire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Johnson
New Food Price Increases Threaten Economic Stage
Washington reports from UPI outlines a fragile US recovery facing risks from higher grain costs and possible oil price shocks. Experts warn inflation could damp consumer confidence and slow auto and home markets, with unemployment and production data signaling mixed near-term trends.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Arthur Burns
Central Bank
Treasury
William, Simon
Dallas Leads in Grand National Teams Bridge Final
Dallas Texas built a 101 point first quarter lead and held on to finish atop the Grand National Teams division of the Summer North American Championships in Miami Beach. The Dallas squad of Hamman Wolff Fisher Hooker Gabriel Weed faced Los Angeles in a semifinal, while Tennessee ousted New York City in another tie. The event draws over 1600 players and runs through August 10, with the winner advancing to the world championship in Monte Carlo next May.
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UPI
Dallas
Tex
Tennessee
Jesse
New York
Californians
Texans
Robert Hamman
Bobby Wolff
John Fisher
Jim Hooker
Charles Gabriel
Charles Weed
Jim Felts
Bernie Yomtav
Nashville
Mike Cook
Reece Rogers
Memphis
Dag Hills
Madison
Ron Smith
Redlands
Cal
Talk Show Guests For Sunday TV Lineup
On Sunday August 3 Face the Nation features Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz. Meet the Press lists Fred Skidell of the Central and Disarmament Agency. Issues and Answers presents Lawrence Walsh and former Watergate prosecutor Lendaworski.
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Face the Nation
CBI- TV
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Meet the Press
Nbc-Tv
Arms Central and Disarmament Agency
Fred Skie
League of Women Voters asks GOP to back ERA
Washington UPI The League of Women Voters urged the Republican party to hold its 1976 national convention in a state that has ratified the Equal Rights Amendment and asked Mary Louise Smith to explain why Democratic Chairman Robert Strauss promised to present ERA opponents. The group supported selecting ratified states for the convention and pressed Strauss to clarify remarks made during a telethon about ERA opponents. ERA has been ratified in 34 states with four more needed.
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UPI
League of Women Voters
Republican Party
Robert Strauss
League
Ruth
Strauss
Mary Louise Smith
Cinsen
Alan Alda
Hypnosis Extracts Leads on Hoffa Disappearance
In Detroit two witnesses reportedly recalled names Hoffa planned to meet before vanishing. Hoffa’s son said a psychiatrist hired by the family led the hypnosis session and produced “very important leads.” The witnesses, employees at a Ponting airport service business tied to Hoffa, could not name the individuals.
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Teamsters
James Tt. Hoffa
Hoffa
James P.hoffe
Anthony
Tony Jack" Giacalone
Giacalone
Ponting
Coast Guard Seizes Cuban Fishing Boat Near Texas
Coast Guard units boarded and seized a 22 foot Cuban shrimp boat northeast of Port Aransas Texas. The crew was arrested and a guard was posted aboard the vessel and at the dock while the captain faces U S court charges for violating the U S shrimping limit. A cache of shrimp found in a freezer serves as evidence. The operation involved the cutter Point Baker and an NMFS agent and was the second Cuban vessel seized since Castro’s overthrow.
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Tex
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U.S
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Juan Batista
Havana
Point Baker
Dave Cipra
New Orleans
Cipra
Amr Cdt
Port Aransas
National Marine Fishery Service
Shalimar Girl Bitten by Dog
A Shalimar mother seeks a black short haired dog that bit her nine year old daughter at Eighth Street and First Avenue late Tuesday afternoon. Brenda Tarkensley asks anyone with information to call 651-2733. The girl described the dog as two to three feet tall with a white left forepaw a white chest spot a long curly tail with a white tip floppy ears a flea collar and no owner tag.
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First Avenue
Brenda Tarkensley
Shady Oak Lane
Melody
Youthful Mob Protests End of Cheap Beer Night in Cleveland
A large crowd of youths clashed with police downtown after the All Nations Festival beer night ended. Officers reported bricks and bottles, window smashing, and arrests amid a riot-like disturbance at the Hanna Fountains Mall and War Memorial Fountain area. Police said about 190 to 190-plus officers intervened. several policemen were injured and two dozen people were arrested for offenses including intoxication and resisting arrest.
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UPI
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War Memorial
Mare
Lloyd Garey
Veterans counseling to study crime in Florida prisons
In Tallahassee the Veterans Administration starts counseling in Florida correctional facilities after reporting 23 percent of inmates as veterans. Kenneth Doncaster notes most veterans jailed served in Vietnam era and that many have GI bill benefits, though discharges complicate eligibility. VA plans surveys and records reviews to aid rehabilitation and reduce recidivism.
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Florida
Kenneth Doncaster
St. Petersburg
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DOR
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Air Force
National Guard
Coast Guard
Doncaster
Vietnam
Congress
Campaign Finance Reform Edges Toward Action by Congress
Washington officials discuss first Federal Election Commission rules on slush funds and reporting. FEC orders constituent service funds be reported as campaign money, limiting unoffi cial donations. Congress has 30 working days to veto or let rules take effect. Individual limits set at 1000 dollars, groups at 5000.
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Senate
Richard M. Nixon
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