Rabin Chosen to Form Israel Government After Meir
Labor party selects Yitzhak Rabin to form a new Israeli government succeeding Golda Meir amid calls for peace moves and coalition talks with National Religious party and Liberals. Rabin, 52, faces tough bargaining and possible three week extension for a majority in the Knesset.
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Jonathan Broder
Associated Press
Tel Aviv
Israel
Labor Party Today
Ephraim Katzir
Yitzhak Rabin
Golda Meir
Rabin
Meir
Washington
Labor Party
Shimon Peres
Katzir
Knesset
Labor
National Religious Party
Mrs. Meir
Sunset Elementary Kite Day Encourages Family Involvement
Sunset Elementary held a kite flying contest with 80 students across all grades participating. Principal Zella M. Hunter organized the event to promote family involvement and hands on learning about kite history and construction.
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Doris Hunter
Bay Place
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Sunset
Mike
Glenn
Nancy Alsop
Dan Lair
Barbara English
Vellammae Henry
Irene Carl
Doras Kennedy
Gertrude Finley
Judy McMillian
Hunter
Mountain View Middle School
Lair
Gloria Frescas
St., Riac
Tommy Gonzales
Nixon granted five day extension on subpoena response
The White House says President Nixon requested and was granted a five day extension to respond to the House Judiciary Committee subpoena for 42 taped conversations. Deputy press secretary Warren said the delay lets Nixon review the material in full and that transcripts may be provided instead of the tapes. The panel had set a Thursday deadline after a 33 to 3 vote initiating impeachment inquiries.
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Gaylord Shaw
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
John Doar
D-N.m
Rodino
New House
Explosion blamed on gas leak in two New York skyscrapers
Fire Commissioner John T. O Hagan said a free flowing gas leak caused the blast that ripped open two New York skyscrapers. The incident is detailed in the AP dispatch from New York.
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New York
John T. O'Hagan
Pan American 707 crash in Bali leaves many dead
Indonesian rescue teams reached the Bali crash site but found no sign of life. 107 aboard including 26 Americans. Darkness delayed salvage, crews prepared a landing zone for helicopters. Pilot Capt Donald B. Zinke of California among crew. Two remaining crew members Danish and Swedish.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Bali
Emil Salum
Salim
Gragak Village
Denpasar
Bal
Java
San Francisco
South Pacific
Donald B. Zinke
Monte Sereno
Calif
Pan American Said
Denmark
Sweden
Oil firms post strong first quarter profits in 1974
Exxon and Texaco report sharply higher first quarter earnings. Exxon earns 705 million dollars, up 39 percent from a year ago, with sales near 9.1 billion dollars and 3.15 dollars per share. Texaco posts 589.4 million, up 123 percent, with 4.92 billion in sales and 2.17 dollars per share. Gulf Oil and Standard Oil of Indiana also rise more than 75 percent.
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Exxon
Texaco
Gulf Oil
Standard Oil
Indiana
Amoco
Gulf
Indiana Standard
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