Israel keeps line on Sinai withdrawal terms
In Jerusalem the Israeli cabinet refused to alter its Sinai troop withdrawal terms unless Egypt offers a new proposal. Premier Rabin wins backing as Kissinger pressures for a new plan ahead of Ford talks. Cabinet says partial settlements are the practical path to peace and will attend a gen eva conference if convened.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Kissinger
Washington
Ford
Israel
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Rabin
Geneva
Military pay system called a muddle by Brookings
The Brookings Institution report titled The Military Pay Muddle describes a costly anachronism in the U.S. pay structure. It notes military compensation now exceeds civilian pay, costs exceed a third of the defense budget, and recommends replacing the mix of pay and allowances with an overall salary while personnel cover clothing, food, and housing.
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John W. Finney
New York Times
Washington
Brookings Institution
United States
Martin Binkin
Air Force
Defense Department
Pentagon
Binkin
Mail Subscription Rates in New York State
Rates list for NY state and outside NY state subscriptions by month and week. Includes daily and Sunday options, with prices for domestic and out of state delivery and combined daily Sunday service.
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New York State
Tyraféa GM
Soviet Y class submarine probes U S Atlantic approach
A Soviet nuclear powered Y class submarine was detected operating within 350 miles of Cape Cod and later near Norfolk marking the closest approach of this class to the U S Atlantic. Pentagon officials are puzzled why the sub ventured so far toward the continental United States.
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U.S
Pentagon
Cape Cod
Mass
Norfolk
United States
Atlantic
West warns OPEC ministers in Libreville meeting
Gabon President Albert Bernard Bongo keynoted the OPEC gathering as oil producers threaten to peg prices to world inflation or end quoting prices in dollars. He accused the West of eroding OPEC wealth through inflation and a weakening dollar.
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Libreville
Gabon
UPI
Albert-Bernard Bongo
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Venus Craft Heads for Venus with New Soviet Probe
MOSCOW AP reports a new Soviet spacecraft Venera 9 is en route to Venus for another attempt to study the planet’s clouded atmosphere and surface clues. The mission aims to deepen understanding of Earth’s neighboring world despite past challenges.
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Moscow
Venera 9
Venus
Senate report blasts Indochina refugee program as shambles
A Senate subcommittee says most Indochina refugees will stay in resettlement camps beyond six months, with some estimates stretching to a year or more. The report criticizes drift, disorganization, and weak command in the administration's efforts to process and move 131,000 refugees, while praising military evacuation.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Subcommittee On
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Interagency Task Force
Guam
United States
Task Force Coordinating
Western
Pacific
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Cen
Wallace defers 1976 presidential bid at governors’ confab
Alabama Governor George Wallace told Alabama reporters on arrival in New Orleans that no official date for a 1976 presidential candidacy would be announced soon. He said his staff should not discuss a date while focusing on state issues and a tax redistribution dispute with the legislature.
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New Orleans
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Montgomery
Democratic Party
Utah
Calvin L. Rampton
Rampton
Shapp Moves Toward 1976 Democratic Presidential Run
Gov Milton J Shapp of Pennsylvania plans to form a finance committee and enter a series of primaries along the Eastern seaboard including New Hampshire Massachusetts New York and Pennsylvania in 1976 He will avoid Florida and delay formal announcement while weighing a campaign path sources say
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New Orleans
Milton J. Shapp
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Seaboard
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New York
Florida
Cambridge rapist charged at court appearance
Cambridge England AP Fifty women screamed abuse as Peter Samuel Cook a 47 year old truck driver was charged with raping seven women in eight months attempting to rape another and wounding one. Magistrates ordered him held until next Tuesday as police continued their investigation. The courtroom was packed with 20 outside. He entered no plea.
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Cambridge
England
Peter Samuel Cook
Cook
U S makes one tactical air strike near Saigon evacuation
Administration officials said an American fighter bomber carried out a single tactical air strike on an anti aircraft missile site near Saigon on April 29 during the evacuation. Pentagon and State Department officials disputed reports of heavier bombing, noting two strikes occurred in the evacuation window and ordnance was expended on a Communist position.
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Saigon
United States
Brent
Scowcroft
National Security Council
Los Angeles Times
Hong Kong
Scowcraft
State Department
Pentagon
Joseph Laitin
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