Gaza Crisis Talks Pause With No U S Decision
Secretary of State Dulles and President Eisenhower met at the Humphrey estate to discuss U N actions over Israeli forces in Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba. They cited no definitive action or decision pending clarification of Israel's position and UN demands.
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Dulles
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United Nations
Gulf of Aqaba
Washington
Abba Eban
Israel
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
United States
U.N
Egypt
Hagerty
Lodge
Humphrey Plantation
Soviet switch signals return to Stalinist foreign policy
The appointment of Andrei Gromyko as foreign minister signals a move back toward Stalinist tactics in Soviet policy. The Kremlin aims to show unity by force, discarding the Tito gesture and embracing hard line rhetoric against the United States, while presenting peaceful coexistence as a cover for Trojan methods.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dmitri Shepilov
Europe
Germany
Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Khrushchev
Shepilov
Kremlin
Molotov
Tito
Yugoslavia
Gromyko
Hungary
Poland
United States
Stalin
Shepilov Policy Holds as Soviet Says Policy Stands
Moscow radio announced the Soviet Union would follow Shepilov’s foreign policy agenda four days after his removal. The broadcast praised his Supreme Soviet report as exhaustive and central to Soviet aims, detailing a six point Middle East plan and reaffirming peaceful coexistence with the West. Andrei Gromyko succeeded Shepilov as foreign minister yesterday.
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London
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Dmitri Shepilov
Shepilov
Supreme Soviet
Middle East
Andrei A. Gromyko
Union Strife Halts Talks On Northeast Waterfront Strike
Internal strife among dock union leaders halted negotiations over the northeast coast water front strike. A heated meeting saw ILA President William V. Bradley urging unity while dissenters led by Harold Bowers retreated inside, delaying progress.
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New York
ILA
William V. Bradley
Harold Bowers
Hudson River
Inside the Citizen Mothers Help
More than 15 mothers of retarded children work tirelessly to help their children gain a measure of social independence.
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Charlie
Sophia Loren
Harry S. Truman
Phoenix Towers
Phoenix
Where To Find It On The Town Section Highlights
A compact guide outlines where to locate features across the theater, art, radio TV and travel listings with John Crosby noted among contributors. The page signals the mix of movie notes and home topics within the publication.
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John Crosby
Goldwater says Falcon cutback not due to missile flaws
Sen. Barry Goldwater reports he spoke with top Air Force officers and doubts the Hughes Aircraft plant cutback stems from Falcon missile flaws. A Hughes spokesman says layoffs are not large scale, with some workers to be let go as a temporary measure while overall employment remains about 5,100. Hughes plans a $2.5 million engineering and warehouse upgrade at its Tucson facility.
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Barry Goldwater
Air Force
Hughes Aircraft
Goldwater
Falcon
Hughes
Tucson
Weekend Forecast Promises Warm Sunny Weather
A pleasant weekend is ahead with mostly sunny skies. Highs near 85 degrees tomorrow, nighttime around 52, and a recent day also at 85 with a low of 52. Variable high clouds may briefly interrupt sun worshipers over the period.
$185 Weekly Wage Forecast For 1977
Washington analyst Austrin Kiplinger predicts American factory workers will earn an average $185 weekly in 1977. Speaking at a Detroit Town Hall, Kiplinger says the U S population will reach 225 million and the real standard of living will double from today.
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Detroit
Washington
Austrin Kiplinger
Kiplinger
U S Stockpiles Warheads in France
Paris reports that the United States has stockpiled atomic warheads in France with selected Allied NATO forces trained to use delivery equipment. The weapons are held by U.S. forces and U.S. law forbids transfer to other nations.
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Paris
United States
France
NATO
U.S
Europe
SHAPE
Randolph Pate
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
White House
Lauris Norstad
Washington
Queen Elizabeth and Duke reunite for private Lisbon weekend
In a private airliner compartment at Montijo near Lisbon, Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh reunite after four months apart. They travel to Setubal for a royal yacht weekend, amid reports of a rift being denied and guarded by strict security.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Britain
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Montijo
Duke of Edinburgh
Philip
Duke
Setubal
Britannia
Bay
London
Selwyn Lloyd
Bodies Buried Under Kitchen Floor Prompt Sheriff Digging
Drunken tale from Dolores Miller led deputies to 1503 W. St. Clair St where they found Miller and Marion Hovis arrested. Miller claimed two bodies wrapped in a blanket lay beneath the kitchen floor from a 1948 burial while building owner Covington allowed digging to proceed.
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Sheriff's Deputies
W. St. Clair St
Dolores Grace Miller
Mrs. Miller
Marion William Hovis
Hovis
$2 Million Cooperative Apartment Project Planned Here
Lionel Mayell Building Enterprises plans a $2 million cooperative apartment complex at E 6th St and N Country Club Rd built over two years with 72 units in Phoeniz and other multi million dollar projects. The four acre site will be bought for $150000 cash and units sold for cash only with monthly maintenance covering taxes utilities and project interest. Prices span 18000 to 21000 for one bedroom units and 26000 to 30000 for two bedroom units. Downstairs units have patios and upstairs units balcony access.
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E. 6Th St
N. Country Club Rd
Lionel Mayell
Howard Morgan
el Encanto
Huizingh
Phoenix
Cecil A. Kettle
Stanley Thayer
Arizona Trust Co
C. F. Kampmeier
Kampmeier-Loudermilk Realty
Bomb scare shifts from schoolhouse to Capitol
Dynamite found on Capitol lawn yesterday alarms lawmakers. Capitol custodians reported the two sticks in the statehouse grounds prompting evacuation and a security sweep.
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Phoenix
Statehouse
Capitol
Dulles Presses Fresh Israeli Withdrawal Push
Secretary of State Dulles, after talks with President Eisenhower in Thomasville Georgia, hurried to Washington to push a new effort for Israeli troops to leave Egypt. Officials expect Dulles to meet Israeli Ambassador Abba Eban soon, with U. N. envoy Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. also en route.
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Thomasville
Dulles
Eisenhower
United States
Egypt
Washington
United Nations
Israel
Abba Eban
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
U. N
New Debate On Israel Set In U N
The U N General Assembly plans to resume debate on the Middle East crisis after Israel rejected a U S plan on Gaza and Aqaba. Arab delegates press for a quick session as Egypt and Israel remain deadlocked over final troop withdrawal. Dulles and Lodge left for Thomasville for talks with President Eisenhower.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
Middle East
Israel
U. S
Gaza
Aqaba
Egypt
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Harold Macmillan
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