US Protest To Uganda Birthday Note Sparks Diplomatic Strain
The United States filed a formal protest over a Uganda message to President Nixon rejecting Ugandan internal meddling claims. Ambassador Melady remains recalled, and US aid and Peace Corps involvement have been curtailed amid deteriorating relations. The State Department labels the message unacceptable and vows no new ambassadorial nomination while Uganda’s government faces reduced cooperation.
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Uganda
United States
Peace Corps
Community notices for Fort Walton Destin Okaloosa Island events
Local notices urge submissions to the Okaloosa Digest in a typewritten format. Listed items include Viking Band Parents Fish Fry on Okaloosa Island from 11 AM to 6 PM to fund equipment, West Florida Organic Garden meeting at 7:30 PM in Valparaiso, Friendship Club Fishery in Destin, Destin American Legion Game Night at 8 PM, and Holy Name Game Night in Niceville.
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Okaloosa
Daily News
PGI
Viking Band
Fort Walton Beach
Viking Band Parents Association
J.C. Park
Okaloosa Island
Wfia
Organic Garden and Nutrition Club
West Florida
Friendship Club
School of Hope For
Destin
Destin American Legion
Ihe
Holy Name
CCH
Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church
Niceville
Teverages Wld
Yepremian Becomes U S Citizen At Florida Ceremony
Garo Yepremian the Miami Dolphins placekicker joined more than 860 people taking the oath of U S citizenship in July ath ceremonies. He wore a Florida National Guard uniform and thanked the court official Judge Norman Roettger for the honor.
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MIAMI
UPI
Miami Dolphins
Garo Yepremian
U.S
Yepremian
Cyprus
Florida National Guard
U.S. District Court
Norman Roettger
Yeprermian
Interstate Overpass Use Required by State
Okaloosa County seeks public use of an overpass as Dowd moves Stack to grant a right of way. Dowd filed a court injunction for a declaratory decree on property status, alleging ten years of county maintenance and obstructions to public viewing. If no right of way is found, the county may condemn the road and reclaim the property.
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Dowd
Stack
Okaloosa County
Export curbs issued on 41 commodities
The U S government imposed export controls on 41 commodities including high protein animal feeds to boost domestic meat and poultry supplies amid rising prices. The move, approved by Commerce Secretary Dent and Agriculture Secretary Le Bot, runs through September and hinges on the 1973 corn and soybean harvest and export demand.
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WASB
Leyte
Lomerce
Frederick 8. Dent
Agricultre
Earl le Bute
Dent
U.S
Dent Sail
American
NILES
Chicago
Judge denies contempt for Stans in CRP case
In Washington UPI judge Waddy declined to hold Maurice Stans in contempt over failing to surrender campaign records. He gave Common Cause and CRP ten days to respond on a list of documents and considered a 90 day stay offer to permit disclosures under the 1925 Act.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce
Maurice TW
Stans
Common Cause Citizens' Lobby
Nixon
Dosepl
Waddy
Common Cause
CRP
Stang
Nance
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Parkinson
House of Representatives
Main Cause
Atorrows
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Ralph Nader
Rogovin
Former Congressman Indicted in Mail Fraud Scheme
A federal grand jury indicted former Representative Whalley of Pennsylvania on mail fraud and obstruction charges. He allegedly ran a kickback scheme to divert salaries to relatives and used excess funds to cover his congressional and business costs, while submitting inflated salary figures and shielding witnesses. If convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison and a 19,000 dollar fine.
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Upte OA
Eving
Whalley
Rick Ick
Indictent
House of Representatives
Tivanee
FBI
Douglas Lemiott
Sihanouk Vows to Fight On Without Kissinger Talk
Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk said his supporters would fight for several years and he would not meet with Kissinger when the U S adviser visits Peking. He spoke after a two month Africa and Eastern Europe tour and was greeted by Chinese officials and ambassadors from allied nations. He insisted talks with Kissinger were unnecessary and vowed to continue armed resistance until 1976.
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VPL
Norodom Sihanouk
Henry A. Kissinger
Sihanouk
North Vietnam
China
Africa
Europe
Chow Enlaianes
Kinkiassy
Shulov
Lon Nol
Phnans Poe
Lon Mol
France
Australia
Kissinger
Lark
Ang
Mmeel
Sihamonk Repli
Sihabouk
Argentina asks Cuba to extradite hijackers
Argentina requests Cuba extradite the Argentine guerrilla who hijacked a government jetliner to Havana with 70000 dollars aboard. President Campora says Cuban leader Castro told him the hijacker is under questioning and the crew and passengers will return to Argentina soon.
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Cuba
Havana
Hector J. Campora
Buenos Aires
Osvalde Vorticos
Blumian
Campora
Devolineas Argentinas
Prensa Liatind
Mexico
Bank of the Nation
Huong Aires
Jujuy
Daily Subscription Rates From The United International Office
The notice lists subscription prices for Daily and Sunday issues with advance payment, including yearly, monthly, and single-issue rates. It specifies various terms such as air payable in advance, and includes amounts for daily, Sunday, and youth options, with total yearly totals and partial period rates.
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Carriet
Mundamanih
Sorat Cone
Buncay
Dyteau
Co Tutation
Packers Suspend Business Across Michigan and Pa
The Nixon 60 day price freeze forces major packers to halt operations. Penn Packing Co and Crown Packing Co suspend slaughtering and production, Gordon Sausage ends work, Frederick & Merrott predicts closings, with 1,650 plus workers affected in Michigan and Pennsylvania. Flat recession fears cited by executives.
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Pennsylvania
Michigan
Nixon
Penn Packing Co
Mississippi River
Mrnday
Detroit
Crown Packing Co
Earrier
Gordon Sausage
Frederick & Merrott Inc
Donald Slotkin
Crown
National Independent Seat Packers Association
Parkers
Tom Amldus
Slatkin
Stotkin
Craw
Henry 8. Derfman
Pederick & Merv Inc
Atio
FHA VA loan rate ceiling raised to seven point seven five
Washington reports a government move lifts the interest rate ceiling on FHA and VA insured mortgages to 7.75 percent. Housing Secretary James T. Lynn and VA officials indicate rates will rise once Congress resumes and restores authority. Also, Fed actions allow banks to raise savings and CD rates, with S&L rate boosts awaiting renewal of bank board controls.
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WPL
Yates
James T. Lynn
Veterans Administration
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Name Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loan Institutions
S&ls
Pesident Noxon
Te Bank Board
Commission May Up City Dumping Costs
The commission rejected a proposal by State Rep Jere Tallon to shift Northwest Florida to Eastern Standard Time. Commissioner Jack Nichols opposed the move, calling it an attempt to gain poll reporting advantage and urged statewide uniform hours. Trustees heard from the Northwest Florida Comprehensive Health Planning Board about joining to access grants and research, with the county to appoint three members and contribute 2780 to support a 27 member board. County Attorney Dowd backed Bullock on land leasing to the DAV, while DAV district commander George Hobbs argued land leasing to local chapters is common. the commission asked for a ruling from the State Attorney General to settle the matter.
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PERCM
Jere Tallon
D-Fort Walton
Wold
Morida
Jack Nichols
Panhandle
Nichol
Northwest Florida
Santa Rosa
Escambia
Doe Yon
Crestview
Disabled American Vererang Dav
Yon
The
DAV
Bullock
John Dowd
Rater Shevin
Shevin
George Hobbs
Dowd
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Playground Daily News
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the Playground Daily News Pavision
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