Ford faces test of peace plan in Middle East
UPI White House reporter Helen Thomas notes President Ford seeks to imprint his mark on Arab Israeli peace efforts. Sadat calls Ford a peace-lover and peace-struggler as talks shift from Kissinger’s shuttle diplomacy to a possible Ford plan. Ford aims for a pragmatic settlement, signaling a major U.S. role in regional peace.
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Austria
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Middle East
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America
Henry Kissinger
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United States
Israel
Egypt
Morgantown Man Loses Hair Suit
The West Virginia Supreme Court rejected Paul B. Perfater and the West Virginia Human Rights Commission appeal. Perfater, a Morgantown Kroger clerk, was fired Sept 27 1971 for not trimming his hair per policy. The court upheld the circuit ruling overturning the commission.
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UPI
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Ford Talks End With NATO Peace Hopes Shared
Secretary Kissinger described Ford's European trip as highly successful, strengthening NATO and advancing peace talks with Sadat. Ford met Sadat in Salzburg, then Madrid, Brussels, and Rome, with plans to see Rabin in Washington. Sadat warned peace would be a long process amid Israeli actions in Sinai and Suez Canal reopenings.
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Strip Battle Looms Over Oath Testimony And Veto Override
Senate Interior Committee members observed a hearing amid a large crowd including Kentucky mine operators after the House delayed a veto override vote to June 10. Udall accused the administration of using a smokescreen as environmentalists challenge the bill’s cost and job impact while arguing coal supplies could rise through underground reclamation.
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Soviet offers target NATO summit in Brussels timing
Report notes two Soviet proposals surfaced after Henry Kissinger met Andrei Gromyko in Vienna. Diplomats said the moves aimed to influence the NATO summit in Brussels, with NATO leaders cautiously signaling steps toward East West cooperation if the UN conference proceeds on satisfactory terms and its words become deeds.
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Henry Kissinger
Andrei Gromyko
Vienna
NATO
Brussels
Korea Debates Shifting U S Military Presence
Senate and House members clash over North Korea strategy and U S troop levels in Korea as debates focus on deterrence detente and potential shifts in force deployment including the idea of creating three combat divisions from existing troops while weighing economic and social needs.
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Dcalif
Demilitarized Zone
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Barry Goldwater
Rariz
South
Mike Manisfield
Double-Barreled Nevada Nuclear Test Delayed by Winds
Two underground nuclear detonations at Pahute Mesa and Yucca Flat near Las Vegas were conducted by Lawrence Livermore and Los Alamos laboratories. Winds delayed the tests about 1 hour 20 minutes. ground movement and swaying fixtures were reported in Las Vegas. Yields ranged 20 to 200 kilotons, with warnings of possible earth tremors for city workers.
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UPI
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Lawrence Laboratory
Livermore
Calif
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Atomic Energy Commission
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Vetoed Bills Stall As Democrats Rally Forces
The vetoed bill remains stalled through June 10 as Democrats try to marshal support to override. The measure would impose federal standards on strip mine operators, with Ford claiming potential layoffs of 36,009 miners and a possible loss of up to 162 million tons of coal annually. McFarl says Democrats will wait for the House energy bill before pursuing an override.
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Ford
Moore outlines four areas likely needing session this summer
The governor named possible budget gaps at West Virginia University Medical Center and four pressure points likely to trigger a summer special session. He cited soft drink tax revenue, energy shortages, Greenbrier Osteopathic School funding, and Highway Department salary increases as centers of concern, with ongoing veto battles over oil price decontrol and a $5 billion public works authorization. McFall notes a long pattern of government gridlock with anticipated compromise efforts.
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Ozzie Nelson Acknowledged as Young Eagle Scout and Star
Ozzie Nelson, age 13, edged into history as the nation s youngest Eagle Scout. He starred in football and boxing at Rutgers, led a band through local dances, studied law, and formed an orchestra after graduation. With Harriet Hilliard, he moved from touring band to motion pictures and radio, joining Red Skelton and creating The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet. Survivors include six grandchildren. services tentatively set for Thursday at Forest Lawn Tollywood Hills.
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Rutgers University
Hiis
New Jersey Law School
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Harriet Hilliard
Joe Penner
Red Skelton
Perorest Lawn Tollywood
Federal HEW sex education rules set for schools
New regulations signed by President Ford and HEW secretary Weinberger allow sex segregated classes and facilities in many schools receiving federal aid. They require compliance by July 21 with a one year grace for elementary schools and three years for high schools and colleges due to skill differences between sexes.
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Ford
HEW
Caspar W. Weinberger
Congress
U S Laos Talks Under Way On Aid Mission Turnover
Senior State Department official Philip C. Habib said the tomatinist coalition government in Laos aims to maintain ties with the United States despite strains. U.S. and Lao officials began formal talks on transferring the American aid mission to Laos as Habib met Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma and Pathet Lao deputy premier Phoumi Vongvichit during his Asian tour.
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Laos
UPI
State Department
United States
U.S
Philip C. Habib
East Asia and
the Pacific
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Phoumi Vongvichit
Zoning Debate Prompts Mixed Reactions at BOA Meeting
Manning said his earlier role bothered him and he will motion again after the BOA meeting. Scott reported little phone contact about zoning and noted mixed street views while denying influence from power officials. James cited limited calls and several opponents. Commissioners were surprised only one person attended to discuss zoning.
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Blue Ridge Dam
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Local Public Notice in Fragmented Nixon Era Ledger
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a public notice from a department page listing dates sums and names, with unreadable portions and scattered figures. The readable bits mention a 19th and 1guy and Sunny observers, a $1.83 value, and various mis-OCR phrases.
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