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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1975
Page
1
Ankara protests a U.S. arms embargo and warns Washington that renegotiation is required. Turkish officials threaten possible consequences for U.S. military bases as the dispute escalates between Ankara and Congress.
Edward Teller, long called the father of the H bomb, retires from roles at the University of California and Lawrence Radiation Laboratory. He warns the quality of young scientists has declined and criticizes public sentiment against science while noting U.S. energy and defense program gaps. Turkish officials announce plans tied to the 25 American bases if the arms embargo remains.
The House Ways and Means committee plans new legislation to prevent the national debt ceiling from expiring. The House rejected an $85.1 billion increase, voting 225 to 175 against raising the limit to $616.1 billion.
Cuba mails back 2 million dollars in ransom from the 1972 hijack of a Southern Airways DC9. The plane was diverted to Havana with passengers and crew freed in exchange for the money. The Castro regime had previously seized the ransom.
Police search for a third bomb after two blasts in the Loop over the weekend. The FALN militant group claimed credit and left a note stating three bombs were planted, suggesting another device may be hidden in a Loop building.
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon says OPEC planned price increases would hinder the U.S. economic rebound and devastate some nations. He adds the administration is not fighting the rise hard enough and urges firmer action.
Anwar Sadat urged Palestinians to form a government in exile to facilitate contact with the United States and said the Geneva Peace Conference should reconvene before the next U.S. presidential elections. He praised Ford but warned the U.S. and Congress cannot abandon Israel. Rabin briefed his cabinet on talks with Ford in Washington.
Senator Edward Kennedy called Vice President Rockefeller's hints about CIA assassination plots utterly irresponsible. He criticized the commission's handling and urged Rockefeller to stay silent while the Senate probes continue.
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President Ford, speaking to the National Federation of Independent Business, vows to free small business from excessive regulations and forms. He predicts the worst recession since the 1930s is ending and outlines steps: federal paperwork reform, a White House regulatory group, meetings with lawmakers, and continued veto power to curb federal programs.
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