Ford asks Israel to consider broader concessions for peace talks
President Ford urged Israel to consider more extensive bilateral concessions to restart Middle East negotiations with Egypt. He spoke with Israeli Ambassador Simcha Dinitz in a friendly Oval Office meeting and stressed the U S belief that such concessions might be needed for Kissinger to resume talks. Israel, wary of sacrificing too much for a temporary peace, indicated limits while Kissinger and Sisco also met with Dinitz.
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Jerusalem
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Kissinger
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Laos Students Seize U S Information Service Library
In Vientiane students occupied the U S Information Service library and the American Embassy support compound with no violence. An armed student stood before the library and others used walkie talkies as protests followed Washington ordered abandonment of the AID mission after negotiations stalled.
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U.S
U.S. Agency For International Development
Washington
Beiruts Fire Flares as Sectarian Clashes Continue
Lebanese security forces and snipers exchanged rifle fire in central Beirut after a night of mortar and rocket attacks between leftist and rightist factions in the suburbs. Arab press reports indicate political leaders near a compromise government to end a week of crisis that left 26 dead and 70 wounded.
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Lebanon
UPI
Weather outlook at Hancock Field turns sunny tomorrow
The forecast calls for cloudy skies tonight giving way to sun tomorrow. Partly cloudy tonight, mostly sunny tomorrow with a low around 60 to 65 and a high in the mid 80s. Rain chance through tomorrow is about 10 percent.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Field
Woman Found Slain Near La Fayette Country Club
The body of a woman in her early 30s, believed by police to be a rape murder victim, was found at 9:20 a.m. near the La Fayette Country Club on La Fayette Road by a caddie named Jeff DeGre, 15, who first noticed a sack-like form among bushes. Police described her as white, in her 20s, partially clothed, with no clear cause of death yet known. She had not been identified by late morning.
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Argentine Nazi Linked to Wartime Executions Arrested
Argentine businessman Walter Kutschmann, 61, arrested after reports identify him as a former Nazi US lieutenant responsible for the execution of more than 1,500 Jews in wartime Poland. Wiesenthal cites irrefutable evidence that he led a squad that killed 20 Polish professors and 18 others in 1941 at Lemberg, now Lvov.
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Poland
Walter Kutschmann
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Vienna
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Ford expected to sign mortgage financing bill
President Ford is set to sign a bill expanding GNMA mortgage financing for thousands of moderate income homebuyers. The Senate approved the measure after a 4 percent cap on points, agreed with the administration, to limit fees on insured mortgages. The plan seeks a $10 billion boost to GNMA authority with protections for Medicaid eligibility and other related funding.
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White House
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Tration
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National Mortgage Association
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Two U S women freed by Zaire guerrillas near Kigoma
Marxist guerrillas released two American hostages Carrie Jane Hunter 22 of Atherton California and Emilie Bergman of the Netherlands who had been held since May 19. They arrived by boat at Kigoma on Lake Tanganyika at 8 15 am. Kenneth S Smith 22 of Garden Grove California remained at the guerrilla hideout.
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Tanzania
UPI
Zaire
Tansom
Carrie Jane Hunter
Atherton
Calif
Emilie Bergman
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Netherlands
Kigoma
Norman
Garbage dispute settled in New York amid return to work
About 200 sanitation workers on Manhattan's East Side resume duties after a prolonged protest over budget cuts. Sanitation head Robert Groh and Uniformed Sanitationmen's Association chief John DeLury negotiated to end the stoppage, allowing collection to resume and clear accumulated trash.
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Manhattan
Sanitation Department
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John DeLury
Uniformed Sanitationmen’s Association
111th victim Tina Dispenza dies at Kennedy Airport
Tina Dispenza aged seven, the last survivor of the Eastern Airlines jet crash at Kennedy International Airport, succumbed to extensive burns today. The death raises the overall toll to 111 victims.
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New York
UPI
Tina Dispenza
Eastern Airlines
Kennedy International Airport
Aid for schools stalls in Assembly
In Albany, Democratic Assembly leaders lagged on votes for a three part school aid package. The plan would provide 25 million to upstate Big Four cities including 2 million for Syracuse, half the Senate City aid total. It also includes 328 million to aid New York City by allowing higher local taxes, compared with the Senate's 277.5 million figure.
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Senate
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Syracuse
New York City
FBI seeks escaped suspects on Pine Ridge Reservation
The FBI presses a large manhunt on Pine Ridge in South Dakota for slavery of two agents. About 200 agents use armored cars, a helicopter and a plane as they search rugged hills. Two agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams, both 28, were killed during a warrant service. An Indian also died in the shootout.
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FBI
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Thomas Coll
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Ronald A. Williams
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