Kissinger warns Congress on SALT pact and detente stakes
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warned that congressional rejection of the Vladivostok SALT agreement would signal grave Soviet doubts about U.S. detente. He defended the 10 year ceilings on missiles and bombers and 1320 MIRVs, calling concessions substantial and essential to curb an arms race. He also urged Congress to extend Turkey aid cutoff deadline tied to Cyprus negotiations and signaled a broader domestic energy policy to be announced by Ford.
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PLO to Try Hijackers After Tunisian Handover
Four Palestinians who hijacked a British plane to Tunis and executed a hostage were handed to the PLO on Saturday. They join seven others as the PLO pledges to try them, a first for guerrilla court action against hijackers.
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Simon resignation policy switch threat
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon may resign if President Ford shifts from anti inflation to anti recession policies. aides say Simon fears deficit spending could push toward a controlled economy. The White House focuses on unemployment data as signs of possible new stimulus.
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Yule Program Set at Dexter First Presbyterian Church
The annual Christmas program and silver tea will be held at 2 16 p m Monday at the Dexter church. A nursery will be provided. Mrs Norman Butts invites area women to attend. Mrs Jack Hubbard will review Did the Tapers Twinkle Fair by Bess Streeter Aldrich. Also featured are Mrs Bill Bogle organist the Rev Homer Reid soloist and the Presbyterian Youth Choir.
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Menu printing boom as restaurants raise prices fast
A printing plant faces brisk demand for menu reprints as meals frequently change prices. Owners report doubling business, with restaurants updating menus monthly and some raising drink prices to offset higher food costs. Major chains push new menus across dozens of states to ease customer pocketbooks.
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Ramon Alarid rites planned
Funeral services for Ramon S. Alarid 58 of Roswell will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at St. Lima Catholic Church in Santa Rosa with burial in Santa Rosa Cemetery under LaGrone-Ingram Funeral Chapel direction. He died Friday night in St Marys Hospital of natural causes. He was born Sept 22 1916 in Ft Sumner and was a World War II veteran. He lived in Roswell 20 years and is survived by four brothers and four sisters.
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Nixon urged to sell Key Biscayne properties amid finances
The Philadelphia Sunday Bulletin cites close friends Robert Abplanalp and C G Rebozo advising former President Nixon to sell his Key Biscayne waterfront homes to fund a budget. They discussed a nonprofit foundation led by Abplanalp and Rebozo, though no final approval was stated. The two houses bought for 415000 in 1968 likely gained value, but local agents say no sale has been planned.
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Terrorists wound two at Lima Sheraton during ministerial stay
In Lima Peru terrorists fired on the Sheraton hotel where seven Latin American foreign ministers stay for a 150th independence anniversary event. At least two guards were wounded as attackers fled amid police fire.
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