Giscard and Shah Confer Over Lebanon Civil War Trade Access
French President Valery Giscard d Estaing and Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi met for 105 minutes Tuesday to discuss turmoil in Lebanon and Iran seeking greater access to the European Common Market.
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First Lady Betty Ford Begins Cross Country Trip
First Lady Betty Ford departs on a cross country journey visiting California Washington Colorado and upstate New York. She will view the Ford Carter debate in Los Angeles on hotel television and attend a Republican fund raising dinner broadcast nationwide.
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Carter Says Rock and Roll Shaped American Life
President Jimmy Carter states he likes rock and roll and believes popular music has profoundly influenced American life in a televised interview.
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Jackie Wilson Admitted To Trenton Hospital With Pneumonia
U S singer Jackie Wilson who has been in a coma since a heart attack on stage last year was admitted to St Francis Medical Center in Trenton New Jersey with a possible pneumonia hospital officials said Tuesday The report ties to a BBC TV appearance and a Macon Georgia garden party filming.
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Karpov Says Fischer Match Possible If Demands Eased
Moscow AP Anatoly Karpov 25 Soviet world chess champion says a Fischer match will occur only if Fischer drops demands to change international rules. Karpov, after meeting Fischer, expects a match with the temperamental American and notes Fischer insists on removing the 36 game limit from championship play.
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Westmoreland Criticizes LBJ Over Vietnam Handling
Retired Gen William C Westmoreland blasts Lyndon B Johnson saying the Vietnam war was treated as a sideshow and the nation was not told the truth He argues Johnson should have warned the public the war would be long and that resolve was needed to win.
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Ex-prisoner now lawyer joins Connecticut bar
John T. Downey, who spent 21 years in a Chinese prison as a United States spy, was sworn in as a member of the Connecticut bar. The 46 year old will practice with a Wallingford firm after graduating from Harvard Law School last May.
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High Court debates sex bias standards in rulings
The Supreme Court weighed how to judge laws that treat men and women differently. Justices questioned whether anti male bias should follow same standards as anti female bias, amid cases over Oklahoma 3.2 beer age rules and widowers' Social Security benefits.
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Market Report Shows Pessimism Pressing Stocks Lower
New York stock market traded in moderate volume as pessimism about the economy kept prices down. The noon Dow Jones average fell to 964.59, down 2.17, after a six session decline and a net drop over 46 points.
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ASCS official forecasts bright farm progress
An ASCS official in Roswell says United States agriculture will remain a major world factor and has a bright future. Seely G. Lodwick notes rising farmer incomes, reduced federal subsidies, and less government control since the Farm Act of 1973. He cites 1977 renewal questions and urges continued support for agriculture. He also emphasizes producing goods for foreign markets and the need for ongoing agricultural push.
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Smoking ban eyed by Civil Aeronautics Board amid public reaction
The Civil Aeronautics Board proposed barring pipe and cigar smoking on commercial flights and said current separate smoking sections should be strengthened. The agency invites public comment through November 8 after Action on Smoking and Health petitioned the move led by John F. Banzhaf III.
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HUD upgrades Albuquerque office to full service housing facility
The HUD office in Albuquerque will be upgraded to a full service housing facility gaining full authority over low income housing programs and housing assistance programs. The change expands local power over federal housing initiatives and program administration.
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