U N Near Conclusion Of Anti Israel Session
The United Nations General Assembly nears the end of its 30th session amid extended debate on Zionism and a controversial anti Israel stance. U.S. Moynihan defends American policy while Amin’s calls spark strong reactions from Arab delegates and Israel.
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Papal Humility Event Shocks Vatican Observers
Pope Paul VI knelt and kissed the foot of a Greek Orthodox prelate in a rare gesture of humility, a move that surprised onlookers and Vatican sources note has no precedent for a pope paying such tribute to another cleric. The moment underscored ecumenical tension and forgiveness of past divisions among Christians.
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Sadat Says Syria Likely To Sign Second Disengagement Pact
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat told Nouvel Observateur he believes Syria will sign a second disengagement accord with Israel and pressed the United States to open talks with the Palestinians. He warned he does not know what the Palestinians want, calling it a tragic drama.
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Wallace Calls For National Rural Policy
Alabama Governor George Wallace urged a national rural policy to match urban welfare spending. He spoke to about 900 at a National Young Farmers Educational Institute dinner in Atlanta, tying aid to rural citizens to curb urban migration and promote rural self sufficiency as Georgia’s May 4 presidential primary nears.
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Vocational Registration Moves to New Okdloasa Walton College Facilities
Okdloasa Walton Junior College will relocate its vocational commercial funds program to expanded on campus facilities as the winter semester begins January 8. A new class will meet Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays from 3 30 to 8 30 am with applications in the Dean of Instruction's office. Enrollment is first come first served daily 8 30 am to 4 pm. Officials say the larger space allows more classes and program expansion.
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Moore reads Lenin in jail as Ford case awaits judge decision
Sara Jane Moore, 45, in a San Francisco interview says she is reading Lenin while awaiting federal judge Samuel Conti's ruling on her plea change for the alleged Sept. 22 assassination attempt on President Gerald Ford. She admits she would do anything to go free and fears life imprisonment if found guilty at trial.
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Miss Niceville Senior High crowned in pageant
Cynthia Gunn daughter of James and Mrs Gunn, 3 A Cedar St glin APB, was chosen Miss Niceville Senior High School from 22 contestants in the school pageant Saturday night. She also won Miss Congeniality. First runner up Tay McKissack daughter of Bobby and Mrs McKissack 425 Okaloosa Ave Valparaiso. Jaura Blaylock daughter of BG and Mrs Blaylock 2428 Duncan Drive Filgensler Village Niceville was second runnerup.
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Handicapped Center Attacked in Jacksonville Fatalities Reported
Two women staffers at Bethesda Center on US Highway 1 were killed and three others injured when an unknown intruder or intruders broke into the home for the handicapped in Jacksonville. Victims include Thelma Lehman and Delta Bemis. injured include a blind resident, a cerebral palsy patient, and a husband of one deceased. Police say one man was sighted, with the possibility of a second suspect. The attack occurred around 3 am after breaking in through a back door.
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Portuguese Farmers Demand End to Land Reform Rally
Thousands of farmers gathered near Lisbon to back a resolution ending land reform, calling for return of seized properties and a new land law after a show of hands vote. They demanded the resignation of the socialist agriculture minister and warned authorities of potential unrest.
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Royal Governors Carriage Theft Sparks Lisbon Unrest
Dateline 1775 describes the escape and sale of the royal governors carriage and horses. Lady Campbell joined Governor aboard the Cherokee as a boat carrying belongings was hijacked. Portuguese unrest follows violent land takeovers by rural workers, with anti Communist youths demanding minister Cardosa resign. Farmers call for return of seized farms and lenient land reform rules, while troops in Santarem stand by.
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Politics Drives Tax Bill in Ford Spending Battle
In Washington the fight over extending this year’s tax cuts hinges less on policy and more on who can win votes for 1976. The House approved a six month extension and the Senate loom looms Monday. Ford seeks a spending ceiling for fiscal 1977 before a final vote, while Democrats anticipate a veto override and a continuation of tax relief without spending limits. The clash tests whether voters will see Ford’s plan as prudent restraint or political posturing amid a faltering budget process.
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Kissinger Visits German Birthplace in Fuerth
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger visited Fuerth in West Germany, birthplace of his Jewish schoolteacher mother. Mayor Kurt Seherzer planned a gold medal ceremony as Kissinger, 53, reflects on childhood amid prewar turmoil and his current diplomatic duties.
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Bank cash error fuels charity donation
In Milwaukee a bank slip up left Clyde Monda with more than six thousand dollars from his children accounts. The Heritage Bank says the funds are theirs and he refuses to return them, instead placing the money in escrow for three local charities. He notes it was an accidental transfer and jokes about the situation, while the bank considers legal action. A suit was set for Monday before County Judge Halph Finvenstein.
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