Ford says U S may enter a new era of firmness abroad
President Ford told European newsmen in a White House interview that the United States faces world challenges with resolve and will act decisively. He rejected claims detente favors the Soviet Union and noted a stronger Western alliance while preparing a NATO summit plan to solidify ties. He warned of energy policy gaps and signaled a decision within 48 hours on a possible $1 per barrel oil import fee.
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Evacuation of Laos Underway
A chartered Laotian jetliner carried 18 women and 61 children from Vientiane as the United States began evacuating Americans from Laos. Washington agreed to withdraw most U S aid personnel and to dismantle the 24 year old program while continuing some aid. About 1,000 Americans were in Laos, with 320 government employees and 500 dependents.
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Fourth Day of Fighting in Beirut Escalates Casualties
Palestinian guerrillas and Phalangist forces battled in Beirut for a fourth day with mortars and bazookas leaving more than 25 dead and 150 wounded. Buffer attempts failed as police withdrew amid crossfire and tourism and business disruption spread through Lebanon.
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White House Reconsiders Conrad for FAA Post Amid Senate Doubts
The White House weighs nominating ex astronaut Charles Conrad Jr. to head the FAA but faces Senate opposition to a retired military appointee. The vote signals doubts about confirmation and echoes prior debates on civilian status for FAA leaders.
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Ford administration discusses relaxing multi warhead missile safeguards
Washington reports cautious shift as the Ford administration considers softening strict counts of multiple warhead missiles in a treaty with the Soviet Union. Officials and sources indicate a move toward more lenient verification standards amid ongoing arms control talks.
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Seven County Conference Draws Officials at George Washington Hotel
About 130 public officials, farmers, and business leaders from seven counties attended an Agricultural and Industrial Development Conference in Richmond hosted by Rep. J. Kenneth Robinson and the local Chamber of Commerce. Weldon W. Tuck coordinated the event with USDA.
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No Star Monday Memorial Day Observance
The Star will not publish on Monday in observance of Memorial Day and all Star offices will be closed.
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Portugal's Military Rulers Invite Socialist Communist Talks
In Lisbon the Revolutionary Council invited Socialist and Communist parties to confer to ease a political crisis while pledging no return to dictatorship. Communists blamed Socialists for reactionary aims, warning coalition collapse. Radio reported two killed when troops fired on a car in a crime crackdown.
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