Israel Resists Kissinger Pressure on Sinai Troop Pullout
The Israeli cabinet refuses to alter its terms for another Sinai withdrawal unless Egypt presents a new offer. Premier Rabin’s Sunday night decision defies Secretary Kissinger and solidifies the stance ahead of Rabin’s talks with President Ford this week.
Train Collision in Bavaria Kills 42 in Germany
A head-on crash in the Alpine foothills south of Munich leaves 42 dead and about 80 injured. Police describe a gruesome scene with cars piled and locomotives telescoped, recalling World War II bombings. The wreck is West Germany's worst in four years, nearing the 1971 train bus disaster toll.
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Oil price restructure tops OPEC meeting in Libreville
OPEC plans to abandon the dollar as the basis for oil pricing at its three day Libreville session though key exporters Iran and Saudi Arabia miss the talks. Observers doubt major policy moves will emerge in their absence.
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Daring prison escape plot tied to skyjacking case in Michigan
Dale Otto Remling, 46, admits he plotted a helicopter escape from Southern Michigan State prison citing age. He faces federal arraignment in Detroit on skyjacking and state charges in Jackson for kidnapping. Four others join him in federal arraignment on conspiracy to commit air piracy.
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Senate report blasts Indochina refugee resettlement
A Senate report says many Indochina refugees will stay in resettlement camps for more than six months, possibly a year, and labels the processing program a shambles. It criticizes administration efforts to resettle 131,000 refugees as an orderly procedure that has become a nightmare for officials and refugees alike.
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Ford to unveil Rockefeller CIA report amid Senate probe
President Ford is expected to release the Rockefeller Commission report on CIA activities during a news conference at 7:30 p.m. EDT, while the Senate intelligence committee presses its investigation into alleged CIA assassination plots and domestic spying.
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Cheesecake poster sparks resignation in maritime bureau
Des Moines teen Ernest Terrell’s poster promoting shipping wins a $500 prize and a Washington visit but triggers a controversy. Walter Oates resigns from the National Maritime Association poster committee over the work, calling it indecorous, while Sandra Jenkins calls it cheesecake and sexist remarks fly. Terrell says the piece was a class project and insists he did not intend offense.
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Farr removal trial to reconvene in Texas
The removal trial of suspended Duval County Judge Archer Parr will reconvene Monday June 16 in Rio Grande City Texas Judge O P Carrillo presiding Carrillos impeachment hearing in Austin will reconvene 1 30 p m Tuesday Parr nephew of the late Duke of Duval George B Parr was suspended March 24 on Carrillos order Duval County Dist Atty Arnulfo Guerra filed a suit accusing Parr of a felony and amended to include four counts of official misconduct Only three of 19 witnesses subpoenaed for the May 19 trial appeared
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Leading indicators glow while present economy grim
The piece contrasts rising leading indicators with high current jobless figures. It notes the 4.2 percent April rise in the index of indicators and a 9.2 percent May unemployment rate, the strongest in 34 years. It argues housing and auto sectors face affordability hurdles, and predicts a long tug of war between future optimism and present hardship.
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Savannah fears loss of nuclear ship to Charleston or Beaumont
Savannah Mayor John Rousakis laments the possible departure of the Nuclear Ship Savannah for mothballing in Beaumont Texas or conversion to a museum piece in Charleston South Carolina. Patriot's Point interest signals a bid, while funding hurdles and state authority plans stalled in committee.
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LCRA breach suit resumes against Coastal States Gas
In Bryan Texas AP the Lower Colorado River Authority resumes its 24.5 million breach of contract trial against Coastal States Gas Producing Co after a four day recess caused by illness in the attorney's family. The LCRA seeks return of payments for natural gas above the 1962 contract price.
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