Kissinger pact signing eyed after Israeli vote
In Geneva the Israel Egypt agreement negotiated by Henry Kissinger was slated for signing after Israeli lawmakers approved the pact 70 to 43 with seven abstentions. The U S must also approve a provision to station about 200 American technicians at surveillance posts in the Sinai passes before withdrawal can begin.
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Ecuador President cites no foreign oil involvement in coup attempt
President Guillermo Rodriguez Lara said at a Quito news conference that there is no evidence foreign oil companies or agencies took part in the attempted overthrow. He framed his oil policy as balancing reasonable prices benefiting both sides, noting the policy was a key target of the Monday coup communique by officers and civilian politicians.
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Crossword Puzzle Clues by Roger Bradfield
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Kissinger says US role limited in Egypt Israel accord
Secretary of State Kissinger reports to Congress that the United States will play only a limited but important role in enforcing the Egypt Israel peace accord following his Sinai mission. President Ford greets Kissinger at Andrews Air Force Base after a two week trip.
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Connecticut couple sues Moon church over daughter's choice
In Washington, a Guilford Connecticut couple accuses Rev Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church of brainwashing their 18 year old daughter who walked out of their home on February 25 and rejoined the church. The Helanders say the church is holding their daughter against her will and have filed suit in D C Superior Court seeking access and custody.
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Chinese Leader Mao Reported In Good Health By Li
Vice Premier Li Hsien-nien told Japanese reporters in Peking that Mao Tse-tung is in very good health and Premier Chou En-lai is slightly better. He conveyed the assessment to Kinkazu Saionji, a Japanese resident used as an unofficial channel to Tokyo.
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Striking teachers keep 700,000 students out of class nationwide
More than 700,000 children miss school as teachers in at least 10 states walk picket lines over contracts. Disputes include wages, class size, job security, cost of living raises, textbook policies, and fringe benefits while 200,000 U.S. civilian technicians would aid desert surveillance.
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Babies swapped at DeQueen General Hospital
In DeQueen Arkansas two July newborns were swapped at DeQueen General Hospital. The Fisk and Tabor families, with attorneys, returned to the hospital Wednesday to exchange babies after a state police investigation confirmed the mixup based on footprints and bracelet name. The Fisk family declined comment while the Tabors could not be reached.
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Diamonds stolen from West Side jewelry store in Fort Worth
Two diamonds valued at $20 000 each were snatched from the Max Shapiro Gold and Diamond Center on the West Side. The robber, posing as a former Dallas Cowboy football player, sprayed Shapiro in the face with a chemical substance after lingering about 15 minutes before grabbing the jewels and fleeing.
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