U.S. Agrees to Study Israel Defense Needs
The United States and Israel will jointly study Israel's defense needs and craft a contingency plan for military supplies in an emergency. The accord includes long term planning, periodic consultations, and review of advanced weapons, with Peres visiting Washington for talks.
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Bernard Gwertzman
N.Y. Times News
Washington
United States
Israel
Sinai
Middle East
Shimon Peres
Peres
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
National Press Club
Ford
New York Times
Kissinger
Yigal Allon
Egypt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House International Relations Committee
Azores
Portugal
Today in History Highlights for September 16, 1975
Key events noted include Franklin D Roosevelt signing the Selective Service Act in 1940 setting peacetime draft guidelines, Shawmut becoming Boston in 1630, Louis XIV’s birth in 1638, and Antietam beginning in 1862. Also listed are the American Legion’s 1919 incorporation, Hong Kong’s surrender in 1945, and Nixon’s 1975 remarks. Birthdays include Peter Falk and Charlie Byrd.
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Prsident
Franklin Roosevelt
Shawmut
Mass
Boston
Louis XIV
District of Columbia
Antietam
Maryland
American Legion
Congress
Japan
Hong Kong
New York
New York Times
Richard Nixon
Kansas State University
Ford
Rare Magna Carta arrives for display in Washington
A rare original copy of the last Magna Carta revision arrives in the United States for display at the World Conference on Peace through Law and at the National Archives in Washington D C. Edward M Luby elected secretary of the Freshman class at the Virginia Maryland Bank Management School at the University of Virginia. 1,400 pupils enrolled in Clarke County Schools.
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United States
World Conference On Peace Through Law
National Archives
Washington, D.C
Edward Michael Luby
C & S Bank
Virginia Maryland Bank Management School
University of Virginia
Shakeup in Argentina as Luder dismisses key ministers
Acting President Italo Luder moved to reshape Isabel Peron's government by accepting the resignations of Interior Minister Vicente Damasco and Defense Minister Jorge Garrido. Foreign Minister Angel F. Robledo was named interim replacement for Damasco as Luder began a cabinet shakeup.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Italo Luder
Isabel Peron
Vicente Damasco
Jorge Garrido
Peron
Luder
Senate
Angel F. Robledo
Damasco
Tomas
Vettero
Peronist
Juan Peron
Jose Lopez Rega
Wheat allotment notices to be combined for 1976
ASCS will issue one combined wheat allotment notice for Clarke Frederick and Warren counties after January. The 1976 national wheat allotment rises 15 percent to 61.6 million acres, guiding payments if market prices fall or disaster payments apply. No acreage set aside is required and the allotment does not limit winter wheat planting.
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USDA
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Clarke
Frederick
Warren
Jaywalking crackdown cuts DC pedestrian deaths
Washington DC police report a drop in pedestrian fatalities after a two month campaign of mass jaywalking tickets. Four deaths occurred in the last eight weeks versus an average of four per month from January to June.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Roanoke Council Enacts Park Curfew
Roanoke City Council enacted an emergency curfew closing city parks from 11 p m to 6 a m to curb vandalism. The ordinance, effective immediately, makes it unlawful to remain in parks during curfew hours without a special park use permit from the city manager.
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Roanoke Council
Roanoke
Roanoke City Council
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Flexibility
Simcha Dinitz
Peter Falk
Charlie Byrd
Robert Sherwood
Committee of Safety
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Firestone
Valley Ave
Winchester
Lowes Slasher
Americard
Master
Cameron Street
Georgetown
St. N.W
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Nobel Street
Baileys Crossroads
Leesburg Pike
Lowe's CO. Inc
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Edward Marks
AIA
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