Stevenson to offer SALT II amendment on future arms talks
Adlai Stevenson plans an amendment to SALT II linking any SALT III accord to limits on arms production. Aimed at constraining defense spending, the move follows a Friday letter by 12 senators urging ratification not be tied to higher military outlays. Stevenson spoke at a joint press event, warning that tying SALT II to spending risks deception, unemployment, and stagnation.
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Sea
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Soviet Union
Illinois Democrat
Stevenson
Congress
Carter
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Henry Kissinger
Sam Nunn
Dga
Joint Chiefs of Staff
UAW May Back Chrysler in Federal Aid Talks
UAW supports Chrysler seeking 1 billion dollars in federal aid while seeking board representation for citizens. President Douglas Fraser pushes for government and public interests on the Chrysler board as a condition of a bailout.
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UAW
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Douglas Fraser
Chrysler Board of Directors
Fraser
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Abc-Tv
Bus Crash in Paw Paw Leaves 26 Hurt But No Fatalities
A chartered 4 H Club bus carrying 40 people overturned on Interstate 94 near Paw Paw Michigan. Twenty six injured, seven hospitalized, including 10 year old Becky Arnold listed as serious with possible internal injuries. Tracy Newburn and her mother Elizabeth survived with head injuries. Cause disputed with rain and possible mechanical issues noted. The bus was rented by a Pekin Illinois 4H Club from Illinois Highway Lines.
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Paw Paw
Mich
Michael Newburn
Tracy Newburn
Eliizabeth
Tracy
Lakeview Hospital
Becky Arnold
Newburn
Alain Svilope
van Buren County
al Sherlett
Hijacked Iberia DC-9 lands in Geneva ends 24 hour saga
Three Foreign Legion deserters hijacked a Spanish jet from the Canary Islands, released nine hostages in Lisbon, and surrendered peacefully in Geneva. The trio two Frenchmen and a Chilean sought asylum after the canary operation, while remaining crew members stayed aboard. Swiss authorities warned they would be treated as air pirates and tried locally.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Spanish Foreign Legion
Canary Islands
Europe
Africa
Legionnaires
Iberia Airlines
Lisbon
Portela
Bern
Canaries
Noel Seijen
Jean Lyschin
Sergio Munoz Cadaval
Foreign Legion
France
Two indexes show economy slowing in mid 1979
The Conference Board reported the help wanted advertising index at 153 in June, down from May, marking six straight monthly declines and a 12-point drop in the first half of 1979. The same period the National Association of Purchasing Management noted fewer orders and production among 250 agents, signaling reduced business activity.
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New York Times
New York
The
Conference Board
Kenneth Goldstein
National Association of Purchasing Management
Oil Tilt Rule Would Boost Oil Profits Through 1980
Washington report says a Department of Energy miscalculation on the Tilt Rule yields up to 12.9 billion dollars in extra oil profits by 1980. The rule, retroactive to Jan 1, allowed higher gasoline pricing beyond crude costs and operating costs, with firms rapidly raising prices by 4 to 6 cents a gallon.
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Washington
Department of Energy
Washington Post
Energy Department
Carter Administration
The
Post
Douglas G. Robinson
Department
Economic Regulatory Administration
the Post
Anti nuclear protests recall grim memory in Hiroshima anniversary
On the 3rd anniversary of Hiroshima destruction protests and arrests marked events as 22 nations urged a total ban on nuclear arms. More than 30,000 attended in drizzle to observe 8:15 a.m. silence. An updated cenotaph scroll lists 95,685 known victims. Nagasaki’s toll was 36,000.
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Deborah Wood
Associated Press
Hiroshima
Japan
U.S
Takeshi Araki
Peace Park
Nagasaki
Indian Point
Buchanan
N.Y
New York City
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Edwards Family
Carterville
Elles
China Department
China
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LENOX
Mikasa
Noritake
DENBY
Crystal & Glassware
Waterford
Lecrueset & Cousances
Herrin Supply CO
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