Karami cites Israeli invasion plan to rescue Jews in Beirut
Lebanon’s Premier Rashid Karami claimed Israel plans to invade Lebanon to rescue the Jews of Wadi Abu Jamil, a claim Israeli officials denied as silliness. Karami pressed the Security Council to note alleged Israeli preparations and ordered the army on standby. At the same time Beirut held a fragile cease-fire with ongoing clashes and limited casualties.
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Wadi Abu Jamil
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Valley of the Jews
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Tax cut veto forecast seals House action and Senate vote
The House sent the extension of 1975 tax cuts to a conference to finish before Ford’s veto. White House aides expect a veto over tying the extension to a federal spending ceiling, while the Senate backed the bill 73 to 19 and Republicans pressed for the override.
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Roswell to turn J.P. White home into historical museum
The Chaves County Historical Society received the keys and deed to the J.P. White home at Second Street and Lea Avenue after raising 75 000 for a permanent endowment. The project will fund museum maintenance with a further 50 000 needed for remodeling. A July Fourth grand opening is planned pending completion of work. Contributions from the Roswell Women’s Council of Realtors helped push the drive toward the endowment goal.
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Kardos
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Union backs farmer goal at New Mexico convention
Sherry Leach of Denver national director for Youth and Young Activities speaks at the New Mexico Farmers Union Convention in Roswell about keeping young people in farming. John Stencel of Denver and other union leaders advocate credit access and the Young Farmers Homestead Act to help return youths to rural life.
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Holiday travel gridlock as United and National strike
The United and National Airline strikes disrupt Christmas plans for thousands. United cancels all flights through Jan 5 1976 and earlier through Christmas Eve. National shuts down since Sept 1. Mel Forsman family from Winchester seeks Utah after booking Dec 21 United flight but faces Chicago rebooking and no Utah seats. Travel agents report widespread delays, reroutes, and cancellations affecting about 30,000 Hawaii vacationers.
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