China Urged to Send Observers to America
A seven member U S congressional delegation led by Senator Charles H Percy urged high Chinese officials to visit the United States for firsthand observation and bilateral talks The group said it submitted a private report to President Ford and stressed expanding travel from China to the U S The party included Senators Javits Pell Stevenson and Representatives Dieckler Findley and McCloskey who traveled to Shanghai and then back to the United States with stops at Yokota Air Base near Tokyo
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Milk Price Hikes Viewed as Safeguard Against Shortages
Washington dairy groups warn a price rise for milk is coming within weeks but argue it acts as a safeguard against shortages and steeper increases later. The National Milk Producers Federation says a moderate rise could sustain production as supplies tighten and costs rise.
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Dockyard Workers Threaten Grain Shipments to Soviet Union
Maritime union leaders planning talks with AFL CIO President Meany to press Ford on concessions amid a boycott by International Longshoremen's Association members who refuse to load Russian bound grain. The move aligns with unions opposing detente and seeks higher rates, with final U.S. grain sale decisions resting with President Ford.
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Portuguese Troops Break Up Communist Demonstration
In central Portugal near Alcobaca troops with combat gear intervened to separate anti Communist demonstrators from Communist supporters amid gunfire injuring more than 20. Police and soldiers escorted Communist party chief Alvaro Cunhal and about 1,000 followers to safety as clashes spread to surrounding towns.
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Death Toll Mounts in Timor Coup
In Portuguese Timor rival parties clash amid a coup attempt. About 190 killed and families of military and civilian officials evacuated. Fretilin seeks immediate independence while Democratic Union favors ties with Portugal. Apodeli backs integration with Indonesia. Refugees reach Lisbon as Timor authorities evacuate dependents.
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U2 Crashes Pilot Saved After Gulf Rescue
A United States Air Force reconnaissance U2 crashed 50 miles south of Ulapao in the Gulf of Siam. Pilot Captain Jon T. Little of Tucson was rescued by a fishing vessel and transported to Patani, Thailand, in good condition. No trace of the aircraft was found and search efforts continued.
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Ford Encouraging Arms Race-Aspin
U. P. L. reporting Les Aspin claims President Ford fosters a mind boggling conventional arms race abroad. He cites rising U.S. weapons sales and Pentagon figures to warn that Persian Gulf conflicts could ignite bloody brushfire wars as Kissinger and Ford push papers for a global arms build up.
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GNP upswing but inflation looms over prices
Washington reports split economic picture with GNP finally rising after a slump, signaling improvement and potential employment gains, while the Consumer Price Index is seen climbing to double digits due to higher food and gasoline costs. Officials caution unemployment remains high.
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OPEC Considers Oil Price Hikes At Vienna Meeting
OPEC experts from 13 member nations weigh a fall price rise with forecasts from 1 to 35 percent. Ministers plan to set an official level at a Vienna meeting Sept 24 while inflation impact reports are prepared. In Mars mission notes, Viking landers face launch delays but remain on target for a July 4 national milestone.
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Break-in Suspect Arrested in Crestview Lounge
Okaloosa County Sheriff's deputies report Joseph Pail Crain, 20, of Crestview, arrested early Sunday for breaking and entering Crest Lounge on State Road 85 South. He was found near a safe in a back office after a silent alarm activation and jailed awaiting arraignment.
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