Public split on sending 200 radar technicians to Sinai
Gallup finds 50 percent approve sending 200 American monitors to Sinai to observe the Egypt Israel cease fire, 44 percent disapprove, 6 percent undecided. The poll notes 59 percent heard about the pact from Sept 12–15 interviews with 1,529 adults nationwide.
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Echeverria Pushes New World Economic Order at UN
James Reston analyzes Luis Echeverria Alvarez at the United Nations who calls for a global wealth redistribution and a majority world vote in the Security Council. He argues the proposals favor the Soviet Union and Third World interests, while offering few practical U.S. concessions.
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Mexico
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Sinai Technician Force Approved by Congress for Middle East Pact
The House 341 to 69 and the Senate 70 to 18 endorsed stationing 200 American civilian technicians in the Sinai demilitarized zone to monitor the peace with Israel and Egypt. Israel signed the final peace document seven hours later amid concerns of U.S. military involvement. The editorial view cautions about potential risks and hopes for a lasting regional settlement.
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Sinai
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Ford 32 veto tally in Congress amid party split
Ford has vetoed 39 laws since taking office, with seven overrides by Congress. The latest override over a 2.75 million child nutrition bill shows Congress leaning against the president as veto power clashes with party control.
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Beef Price Rip-Off Sparks Push for Self-Funded Fund
Congress advances a bill letting cattle producers levy a self-financed Beef Research Fund possibly reaching 30 to 50 million dollars yearly. Critics urge a full investigation into price spreads from farm to table, as ranchers face losses while retail beef climbs.
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Teno Roncalio
Wyoming
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Letters to Star Editor: concerns over church stunt and child welfare
A Winchester church advertised live goldfish swallowing to boost attendance provoking parent concerns. Other readers urge kinder displays and teachable acts, suggesting gifts like Bibles or plants. A visitor from Ohio emphasizes mutual respect and dignified behavior to reduce fear and hate.
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