Carter Keeps Cairo Visit Open as Peace Talks Advance
In Warsaw President Carter says a Cairo stop is possible if mutually convenient, but no current plans exist. He emphasizes not imposing settlements between Israel and Arab states while aiding negotiations. Carter notes fruitful talks with Poland's Gierek on NATO force reductions and SALT progress, expects a 1978 SALT agreement.
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Edward Gierek
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Europe
United States
Soviet Union
Egypt
Translation slips trigger Polish giggles at Carter visit
President Carter’s speech in Warsaw produced comical misrenderings as a translator substituted Russian phrasing for Polish. The crowd laughed at phrases like your lusts for the future and when I abandoned the United States, while officials noted possible limits on the translator’s duties.
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Poland
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State Department
Stephen Seymour
Memorial prayer at War saw Ghetto Monument in Poland
President Carter attended a memorial prayer at the Ghetto Monument in War saw Poland. He bowed his head during the ceremony honoring Jews who perished in World War II at the site Germans sealed off in 1943. He spoke of possibly visiting Egypt but had no current plans and said the U.S. has no intention to impose a settlement between Israel and Arab neighbors.
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Egypt
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Victoria International Hotel
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Washington
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Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Striking farmers seek support from area growers
Jerome Friemel, spokesman for American Agriculture, urged Chaves County farmers to join the nationwide farm strike now in its third week. He blamed the 1977 Farm Bill for hurting farmers and said the movement began in Colorado over three months ago and is gaining national support among about 100 meeting attendees.
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Roswell
Colorado
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Lanning
Key Crawford
Hereford
Texas
American Agriculture Movement
Crawford
Pye
Don Hatch
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E. Second St
Carlsbad
South Eddy County
Roswell murder suspect jailed on no-bond warrant
Richard Darrel Ricky Stephens 18 of Roswell is jailed in Chaves County on a no bond murder warrant issued after a body was found seven miles east of Roswell. An arraignment date is pending. Authorities identify the body as George Daley, missing since Sept 6. A multistate manhunt continues for Stephens’ stepfather Donald Stephens, also charged with murder. A $2000 reward for information leading to Daley’s whereabouts may be distributed next week.
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Daily Record
Roswell is seeing a boom in industry and construction in 1977
A Daily Record survey shows manufacturers growing modestly while construction leads a strong expansion. Prospective firms could bring up to 400 jobs, with two other manufacturing projects adding hundreds more. Real estate and housing activity rise, and 1977 yields significant public builds including a $1.25 million City Library and $4.4 million county projects for medical, maintenance, and an amphitheater.
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Daily Record
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Krebs & Sohn Ltd
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Eberhard Krebs
Sherlen Taylor
Harold E. DeShurley
DeShurley Construction Co
Alley-Connell and Associates
Third Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eastern
New Mexico Medical Center
Absent-minded bandit robs motel before mask recall
Police hunt for a well dressed man in his 40s who demanded cash after entering a West Palm Beach motel. He brandished a gun, wore a nylon stocking as a mask, struck the clerk, and fled with less than $100 after finding no vacancies.
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Alex Korpi
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