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Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 6-20-1974 Winona Daily News Winona Daily News Follow this and additional works at: https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews Recommended Citation Winona Daily News, "Winona Daily News" (1974). Winona Daily News. 1407. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/1407 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 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"-Strengthening new relation- ¦ clear .; Weapons,'.* Senate Repub- Ford, arid ; several Cabinet Nixon on Tuesday held a ships with Arab. states ; A Press Secretary Ronald L. lican leader Hugh Scott ; re- members were among several nearly two-hour talk with Por- —Establislung a new relation- Ziegler.said the European trip ported '" hundred persons greeting him tugal's new president, Gen. An- ship and assuring all .parties probably would last 10 days, ^ The ? Pennsylvania . senator as his helicopter landed on the tonio de Spinpla. in the Azores, that this would not be at the with the Brussels, talks planned also said Nixon defended the south lawn of the White House where he spent . the night before expense of long-standing rela- for June 26? arid the Moscow U.S. action? iii supplying nuclear from Andrewsi ;. departing for Washington tionships, and,. ? . ': sessions beginning June 27. reactors to Egypt arid Israel Wednesday. —Demonstrating a "willing- He said the President , was , ' noting that both the Soviet Un- In a 15-m I h u (•? «ereinony Alexander M. Haig Jr., Nix- ness to assist in the search for ."riot overly tired, but be feels Nixon/said ion aiid other :T3urbpean coun- Va- profound and on's chief of staff , said : the a long-term solution" to ,past the miles and the hours" of the lasting change has taken ? tries were prepared . to do so President was encouraged by divisions. Middle East venture. placed iii the Midddle ' with fewer safeguards tlian .the East. his personal diplomacy. Haig, asked if any .- secret During the ?.: Spinola-Nixon Unified States is requiring. ". "Where there was. no .. hope He said the five Middle Past commitments were made,, re- talk, the Portuguese leader.who for peace, there now is hope. leaders with whom Nixon/met plied: "No, I don't think so. took power in . a military coup Nlxdh reported on his Middle Where there was ? hostility for promised to make concerted ef- Let's leave it there. There was eight weeks ago? won a promise East /mission to a bipartisan President Nixon the President returned the United:States , there now is forts :to negotiate ? a settlement fairly ? explicit reporting on the of United States economic aid. ALL'S WELL - . ^ gives*; • to a White House aide delegation of two dozen ' con- en OK to members of the White House staff from the trip encouraged by iris personal gressional leaders. Wednesday after the. Chief Executivereturned diplomacy. (AP Photofax)? ? Besides restoring diplomatic ¦ ¦ relations with Egypt and from a visit to the Middle East* -AcMHrding - . ' • ' " ' ¦: ¦' ¦ " ' ' :¦ ' ' ' •' ¦ ¦ Syria, . i Scott .said, the President "hints that .we'll restore relations.with Algeria" as part oi the? effort for better relations¦ Awith the s btrf fiiicfedr Middle East. ¦?. '" ' Isrti^ C rule The W. bipartisan group of con- ^ gressional leaders gave the President a warm burst of ap- plause as he entered, the Cabi- weapons net Room : for thijir morning WASHINGTON (AP); - Fed- Wednesday to bar any transfer ant secretary of state for East meeting. The President joked By United Press International called an Israeli "scorched nation Middle East tour and the less tSan one hour after th» ^ Asian arid Pacific affairs, said quietly as photographers were / Israel launched its biggest air earth" policy against guerrilla, Israeli attacks. eral officials are assuring Con- of U.S. nuclear,facilities to an- faldy? Ushered in for a few moments. Hrst : gress that President Nixon's of- other country unless both the International Atomic Ener- . strikes into Lebanon in more bases.;,, "' Defense Min- . The President planned : —In Jerusalem, Israeli rockets fended near fer of nuclear aid to Egypt and houses Congress approve. gy Agency would administer ses- than a month today, bombing Israel of ¦ sions today with the bipartisan The Palestinian news agency ister Shimon Peres said the government hospital , at safeguards, . " including periodic and; strafing at least four will oppose any military aid the Israel could not lead to nuclear The amendment would be ret- leadership of the: Senate WAFA said the Israeli raids Sidon, where the wounded fromi. East. inspections. and Palestinian encampments United. States may offer to the weapons in the Middle roactive to June I and thus House to fill them struck guerrilla! and refugee Ain El Helwah Were taken, they " "We also , in. on his a r o u h d. the Mediterranean ' Arabs and will maintain control ¦ The . statements came from would cover the proposed In addition; he said, meetings? iu Egypt camps alike, but the ? Israeli said. •;¦;'• ¦.¦ ' '' ¦. ';¦ " ' ¦ special bilateral ?: , SaUdia coastal towns , of Sidon and of Sharril-el-Sheikh ? ; at the ? : • ' : . State Department and Atomic agreements with ¦¦Egypt arid Is- have in mind Arabia Syria Israel arid military command said it , y . , , .Jor- Tyre, the guerrillas?: said they southern tip of the Sinai Israel said the attacks struck Energy Commission officials rael, - ./ ¦ provisions." dan arid on the aimed only at military targets. : , specifics of the safeguard upcoming shot down , two Israeli planes peninsula. Israel captured the command posts and encamp- Wednesday as Nixon prepared Proxmire won immediate The . NATO* talks in Brussels and the The Lebanese Dieferise Ministry ments of Al Fatah Popular to report to congressional lead- support; from Sens. Philip A. provisions . have not been but the Israelis' denied this. town overlooking the Strait of , ' Soviet . summit' .y said Americari-bui}t ,Phantoms Liberation Aririy, and Popular ers ' today on ? his , Middle , East Hart, D-Mich.', Mike Gravel, D- worked put., It .was the! third, consecutive and ySkyhawks carried put the Tirari .in the 1967 Six ?_Day War. ' ' ¦ . .. He also was meetingpvriihthe Democratic Front . -. for - the trip* ' ¦P' : '4: ' pPpr : PiP Alaska, and Sam J. Ervii Jr., Ah Atomic Energy Commis- day of' reprisal attacks for the raids. ' ¦: ' 4 ' rp Cabinet and the National Secur- guerrilla . attack which . Th» Israelis said the fighter- Liberation o& Palestine-General Nixon has -proposed providing D-N.C. ' PP.. - - : sion spokesman said the United ity about . killed "All the objectives ' were ; ; . Council . the Moscow three women at the bordier . bombers hit guerrilla targets; in Command. nuclear fuel -. and facilities to Meanwhile, a State Depart- States said that before the trip y before leaving for. his definitely identified as military five areas in a ZO^miriute Egypt and Israel for power ^pro- ment official told a Senate Ap- United States signs any agree*- village of Shamir ori. June 13. bases . of terrorist organiza- Camp David, Md.,. retreat for There : was no . immediate attack. : .Witnesses .:in Lebanon duction. But some : congressmen propriations subcommittee that ment; A ?. the weekend, A tions, " the command said ."All said - .: the aircraft hit four have expressed fears the two transfer of nuclear power ., ' - .. .;•../We will very carefully retaliation because President possible measures were taken Nixoii leaves ?Tuesday for Nixon was visiting tie Middle Palestinian refugee camps and countries cotildiuse U.S. mate- plants and fuels to Egypt:, and consider any necessary controls Brussels arid Moscow. to prevent any damage to returned for a second raid on East at the time. ' ' rials to develop¦ nuclear .weap- Israel will be accompanied by on such things as the storage of Nixon, returned : from the civilians." ,.. one camp near Sidoh. ? ' ¦:¦/:. ons.' - rigid safeguards against diver- materials, the reprocessing of Middle East . Wednesday after- First reports 1 In other Mideast develop-*. Newsmen in Sidoh said the , sion to weapons. ' ¦/. ' usediuel,: and the fabrication of sala "some ' '¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦'¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦' ' ¦ " Sen. William Proxmire D- . noon, landing' at Andrews Air persons; were killed and about merits': '• -../. .•.y- ' . - . ' ?' ' .. .' '.; . ,;?¦';'; , raiders . struck Airi El Helwah? Wis.,. introduced an amendment Sidney; Sober, deputy assist- fuel elements." Force- Base in suburban Mary: 50 wounded. Two Beirut news- —¦ Egyptian government camp near Sidon and. three papejrs said as many as 50 sources in Cairo said President camps near Tyre —areas badly pis^f/ypttef*4 y jfe p^ guerrillas were : believed killed Anwar . Sadat and Syrian battered by.? previous - Israeli Deductions probed arid 60 wounded in the Israeli President Hafaz Assad were strikes last month. They said ?*)ai/j>y.- :.y y ty Infemalional attacks Tuesday and Wednes- meeting today in Alexandria to the planes returned for, a "The big thing about au- ? day in what the newspapers discuss Nixon's recerit five- second strikei. on Aiii El Helweh tompbiles is still .acces- sories.' You price a car nowadays, and he gives you meet focuses ix tha figure.
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