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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
In the news this morning
International
CAIRO - Secretary of State Henry Kissing-
er left Cairo for home yesterday at the end
of a 33-day mission to the Middle East that
produced a pivotal Syrian-Israeli truce agree-
ment. The secretary stopped in Cairo on his
way from Jerusalem to report to Egyptian
President Anwar Sadat on the accord to be
signed in Geneva today. A cease-fire in the
Golan Heights was to take effect immediate-
ly after the signing
BELFAST - Protestant leaders proposed
independence for Northern Ireland as one of
three alternatives yesterday after rejecting a
British attempt to restore a government that
shares power with Roman Catholics. Com-
mercial and industrial business headed quickly
back to normal in Ulster after a IS-day Pro-
testant strike which toppled the previous gov-
ernment. Stores and public transportation were
operating and many light industries were back
in full production. Merlyn Rees, Britain's min-
ister for the province, met with leaders of six
political parties in an effort to form an ad-
ministration. Britain took over direct rule of
Northern Ireland after the province's experi-
mental coalition collapsed under the weight
of the strike Wednesday. Protestant leader the
Rev. Ian Paisley and militants Harry West
and William Craig proposed: total integration
with Britain giving Northern Ireland a larger
contingent in the British Parliament; a local
self-government in a United Kingdom Feder-
ation in which Scotland and Wales would also
have their own domestic parliaments; or inde-
pendence.
State
HARRISON-This week's winning state lot-
tery numbers are 181 and 014. Second chance
numbers are 415 and 856, and the May Win-
ner Bonus drawing yielded 217, 247 and 441.
Weather
You may need that umbrella today. Our not-
so-fast moving frontal system will cause cloud-
iness and showers today as the warm air tries
to make it into our region. As the battle con-
tinues tonight we wilt have more showers with
mild temperatures. Today's high will be in the
range of 67 to 72 with an overnight low of
50 to 55.
TV
tonight
6:30 2 1s Cas News-walter
Cronkite
4 13 NBC News-John
Chancelior
7 ABC News-snlth/
Resooner
9 1 Dream of Jeannie
24 Dick Van Dyke
56 tDiscover Flying
7:00 2 Truth or consequences
4 News ,
To Ten the Truth
9 Jeverly Hilillies
11 To Tell the Truth
13 what's My Line?
20 Rifleman
24 Bowling for Dollars
30 56 Aviation weather
50 Mission : Imspossible
7:30 2 what's My Line?
4 Hollywood Squares
7 Secrets of the Deep
9 Bewitehed
1ilWihl Waworld of
Animals
13 Truth or Consequences
20 Denny M-Lain-Variety
24 Ozsie's Girls
30 36 wan Street week
1:00 2 11 Dirty Sally
4 13 Sanford and Son
7.24 Monty Hall at Sea
world '
9 Pig and Whistle
30 56 Washington Review
50 Hogan's Heroes
1:30 211 Good Times
4 Dead is Dead
9 Quebec: In Transition
13 Brian Keith
20 Eye to I-Discussion
30 Under the Dome
50 Merv Griffin
56 Off the Record
9.00 2 11 Movie
"Honor Thy Father," (1973)
4 Movie
"Any wednesday" (1969)
Jane Fonda, Jason Robards
7 24 Jacques cousteau ,
9 News-David compton
13 Movie
"The war Wagon." (1967)
John Wayne, Kirk Douglas
20 Good News
Friday, May 31, 1974
30 Masterpiece Theatre
56 Nova-Scienee
9:30 9 Sports Scene
20 Seven Bundred Club
i0:00 7 24 Turns
9 Tommy Hunter
30 Black Political POW M
-'74
50 Perry Mason
50 Hollywood TeleelliO
Theatre
11.i0 2 4 7 11 13 24 Niews
9 CBC News-Lloyd Robertson
50 Night Gallery
11:30 2 Marie
"DO Tou Take This
Stranger?" (3971)
Gene HarryLloyd Bridges
4 13 Johnny CarsoM
7 24 The onse of BEN
News
11 movie
"The Fearlese Vanspibe
Kilers" (English, 1W0)
20 Right OU
50 Movie
"Trapese." (00)
Burt Laseuster,
Gina Lolobrigida,
Tony curtis
12:00 9Movie
"The 4D Man"(100)
1:00 4 13 Midnight Special
7 Don Kirohuer's Bock
Cncert
1:25 1 News
1:3+012 Movie
"4The Gambler and the
Lady." (English, 190)
2:30 4 7 13 News
3:00 2 Divorce Court
3:30 2 News
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Friday, May 31, 1974
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