Japan Presses U S for Discipline on Trade and Energy
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Ohira urged the United States to exercise discipline in managing its economy and resist export restrictions on logs scrap iron and soybeans. Secretary Rogers pledged reliable supply and supported oil sharing and joint energy projects to ease the Asian Pacific energy crisis.
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John Roderick Tokyo
Masayoshi Ohira
United States
Japan
Elamors
William FP. Rogers
Ohira
Rogers
Kakuei Tanaka
Henry A. Kissin
Siberian
Canadian officers recount Viet Cong interrogation during captivity
Captains Tan Patten of Toronto and Pletcher Thomson of Ottawa, freed after 17 days with the ICCS, said they were repeatedly awakened, denied sleep, and pressured to sign false confessions of spying. They described jungle confinement, rough treatment, and periods under a plastic shelter during the Xuan Loc detentions.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Smgon
Tan Patten
Toronto
Pletcher Thomson
Ottawa
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Xuan Loc
Saigon
Bley
Fattee
Patten
Sions
Commis
Farough
Countdown Underway For Skylab 2 Flight At Cape Kennedy
The countdown has begun for the Skylab 2 mission set to launch from Cape Kennedy at 7 08 a m Saturday July 28. Crew members Alan L Bean Owen K Garriott and Jack R Lousma will rendezvous with the orbiting lab at 270 miles up for a week of experiments and space resource studies following Skylab 1 which ended June 22.
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Cape Kennedy
America
Pam
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Loisma
Ure! Laboratory
Eneir
Israel Rejects UN Pressure to Return Arab Land
Foreign Minister Abba Eban told Labor Party members that Israel will keep parts of the Arsh territory captured in 1967 despite UN pressure. He said Israel prefers direct talks but may negotiate some returns, and welcomed Waldheim but opposed UN mediation as sole path to peace.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Alba Eban
Kurt Waldheim
Ehan
Labor Party
Waldheim
Egypt
Jordan
Eban
Target
United Nations
London
Levy
House of Lords
Theciare
Eall
Ain
Lord Lambton
Heath
Lord Jelmy
Tiice
Kennedy Tops Democrats in Gallup 1976 Nomination Poll
A Gallup poll shows Senator Edward Kennedy as the leading Democratic choice for the 1976 nomination with 40 percent. Governor George Wallace trails at 16 percent, while Kennedy leads among likely Republican matchups with 51 percent over Spiro Agnew and 50 percent over John Connally. Other Democrats like Muskie Humphrey and McGovern each register single digits.
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Princeton
Gallup
Edward M. Kenedy
Massachusetts
Kennery
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Kennerly
Spiro T. Agnew
Treasury
John B. Connally
Muskie
Maine
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
George McGovern
South Dakota
Kennedy
Hospital Based Physicians Paid 40 000 To 70 000 In Maryland Data
Maryland Health Services Cost Review Commission collects hospital based physician pay data. The figures show many physicians earn substantial sums, with paths of contracts paying a third to half of patient bills. Data focuses on pathologists radiologists and anesthesiologists as commission aims to justify rate regulation next year.
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Baltimore
Commission
aMon
Hasital
Maryland
Bon Serats
Alvin ME. Powers
Commis
Health Services Cost Review Commission
Marvin Mandel
Lightning Fatality Strikes Delaware Bay Fishing Boat
A lightning strike on a charter fishing boat 21 miles off Lewes Delaware Bay killed two men, both from Newark aged 33. Clemace Valiantard died at Beebe Hospital. his son Clemace Jr and two other crewmen survived with no injuries.
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Lewes
Del
Delaware Bay
Delaware
Clemace Valiantard
Newark
Brondmond
Beebe
Valiant
Clemace Jr
Getty Boy Still Missing After Italian Kidnapping
In central Italy the 16 year old Paul Getty II remains unlocated as his abductors released his 63 year old surgeon grandfather and his 25 year old aunt Rossella Rossini. The boy was last seen in Rome last Monday after a kidnapping near Arezzo on June 28. Ransom reportedly demanded was 500000 dollars, but payment details are unclear.
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Rome
Italy
Paul Getty II
Young Getty
Protesters Travel Toward French Nuclear Test Zone
A Dutch protest schooner Fri supplied a French protest flotilla with food gear and equipment as French vessels move toward the Mururoa Atoll test zone. The 16 men and three women, including a pregnant passenger, rode 135 miles off the atoll awaiting possible air testing amid worsening weather and strong winds. The Otago NZ frigate remained nearby but offered aid only if life was endangered.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Fri
Tselfic
Acven
Cook Islands
Mururoa Atoll
Ris
David Vioodie
Sausalito
Calif
Ats
Papeete
Tahiti
French Polynnesia
Otago
Yardt
Frech
Fair Cool Weather Moves Into Maryland
A high pressure system brings fair cool and drier weather to Maryland. Pleasant conditions continue through Tuesday with highs from the upper 60s in the mountains to the low 80s in the east. Lows are expected in the 50s in the mountains and 60s elsewhere. Wednesday through Friday outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and seasonable temperatures.
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Associated’ Press
Macyland
Wait-and-See Mood Weighs on Stock Market
New York stock market traders held a wait-and-see stance as prices slipped. The Dow Jones average stood at 884.86, down 1.13, after opening slightly higher. Volume leaders included International Telephone, Texaco, and GE with mixed moves amid Phase 4 uncertainty.
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New York
Allan Shaw
Harris, Upham & Co
Dow
Shaw
International Telephone
New York Stock Exchange
Houston
OX. Rhen
Texaco
General Electric
Exxon Corp
American
Telepohnek Telegraph
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U.N
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Norma Levy
Sho
Heathrow Airport
Supt
Albert Wickstead
Fron Valéness
Spain
Shy
Air Force
Emma A
Hagerstown Trust
Cash&King
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