Israeli forces blast Palestinian camps in southern Lebanon
Israeli air, sea, and land forces struck the Rashadiyeh and Burj el Shemali refugee camps near Tyre, causing deaths and destruction reported by residents. Officials cited targets as guerrilla bases and noted clashes with Arab gunners. At least 13 refugees and a couple with two children were reported killed. The attack followed the Jerusalem bus bombing and prompted regional security moves.
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Perons cabinet resigns as CGT launches 48 hour strike
In Buenos Aires the 2.5 million member CGT began a 48 hour general strike to oppose Jose Lopez Rega and conservative policies. Cabinet resignations were submitted but not accepted. Public transport halted, eateries and theaters closed, hospitals on emergency staff. Economy feared to incur over 800 million dollars in lost output as production resumes after Independence Day.
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South Viet regime relocates city dwellers to countryside
Saigon Liberation Radio reports 6500 residents of Da Nang moved to farm areas and 2000 people near Hue will relocate to Phu Loc as shortages rise after the April 30 surrender. In Thailand, cops say anti Communist law remains despite ties with China and the U.S. withdraws 15 F4s from Udorn as American forces pull out by next March.
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Nationalists deny plans for nuclear weapons in Taiwan
Defense Ministry spokesman said on Monday that the Nationalist Chinese government has no plans to develop nuclear weapons. Time magazine reports US intelligence believes a nuclear bomb could be produced by 1980, but officials insist reactor-derived technology is meant for peaceful uses. The Taipei government reportedly plans a delivery system and missile range, while Time cites experts comparing computer tests to Israel.
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Republican mayors win few battles in conference
The White House organized GOP mayors to defend defense priorities at a national conference, but Republicans remain outnumbered and win few victories. Ford administration papers guided debate as GOP leaders, including Cleveland Mayor Ralph Perk, pressed against a resolution criticizing the $107.7 billion 1976 defense budget.
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Keith Richard freed on bail after reckless driving arrest
Keith Richard of the Rolling Stones is free on 182 bail on charges of reckless driving and illegal knife possession after a road trip from Memphis to Dallas for a concert. Fellow guitarist Ron Wood and a guard faced no charges. Fred Sessler was jailed on drug possession charges.
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Daily News Establishment and Postal Details
The Daily feail publishes daily except Sundays and major holidays from 231 Suramit Ave in Hagerstown Maryland 21740. It carries Associated Press content for local news republication and lists subscription rates: seven cents per week, 3.25 dollars per month by carrier, and mail options of 4.50 for one month, six months 16.50, or one year 39.
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Shriver says Kennedy not a fearful man in 1976 race
Shriver asserts Kennedy is not fearful or timid about the 1976 nomination. He notes family considerations, including Len Howard M. Kennedy, keep Robert Kennedy’s statement from seeking the bid. Shriver spoke on a Connecticut Public Information Network radio program taped last month and aired Sunday.
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Opry star Morgan on critical list
Grand Ole Opry star George Morgan, 90, lies on the critical list at Baptist Hospital after a heart attack on May 26. He underwent open heart surgery Wednesday and remains hospitalized, with his condition described as critical. Morgan is famed for the 1949 hit "Candy Lasses" which sold over two million copies.
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Bible Thoughts on Stealing and Labor
A brief reflection cites Ephesians urging the thief to stop stealing and work honestly so he can share with those in need. The wording emphasizes transformation through labor and generosity as a path to communal support.
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