Egypt Softens Palestinian Guerrilla Fight Amid Peace Talks
Cairo pursues a staged path toward Palestinian independence while seeking a broader Arab settlement. Egypt tones down guerrilla activity, presses for recognition of Israel, and weighs diplomatic options with the United States and USSR pressing for a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
U.S
William Rogers
Cairo
al Ahram
Mohammed Hassanein Heikal
Israel Occupied Territories
Damascus
Baghdad
Beirut
Egypt
Jordan
Middle East
United Nations Security Council
Israel
Prison Stock Course Planned at Stateville Joliet
Ira Dis tenfield a young stockbroker trainee wins support from his firm and Illinois officials to teach a six week stocks and bonds course to Stateville prisoners in Joliet. The program runs two hours daily on two days each week with hoped for continuation. PMID
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ira Distenfield
Illinois
Distenfield
Joliet
Trade War Alarm Spreads Through U S
Washington sources warn of a possible trade war if Britain joins the European Common Market and the United States faces a bloc of 50 nations. ECAT chair Kendall and others urge rapid talks on agriculture and broader trade policy to avoid tariff escalation and harm to the Midwest.
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Washington
Britain
United States
European Free Trade Association
Atlantic
Pacific
Midwest
Kendall
Consumer Rates May Fall Slightly More Says Bankers
New York AP reports bankers expect rates to stay largely stable through year and a few minor reductions may occur as borrowing remains below desired levels. Consumer sentiment bottomed near 75 in late 1970 with unemployment at 6 percent while tax changes and inflation illusions dampen spending. The stock market, however, rebounded to early 1970s levels, driven by emotional trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
University of Michigan
Conference Board
Dear Abby advice column on winter sleepwear and electric blanket
A reader asks how to handle his complaint that an electric blanket dries his feet and roughens his heels while his wife wants to keep warm. Abby suggests foot massage with lotion and keeping warm, noting skin dryness as the likely cause.
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Abby
Katie
Health officials meet in Eden on preventive services plan
Dr. E Kenneth Aycock state health officer confers with Dr D H Robinson chief of preventive and occupational health services and Dr David W Baxley Jr president of CIMA. The Carolinas Industrial Medical Association met in Eden North Carolina recently.
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E. Kenneth Aycock
D.H. Robinson
Bureau of Preventive and
David W. Baxley Jr
Carolinas Industrial Medical Association
CIMA
Eden
N.C
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Palestine
France
Soviet Union
Ussr
West Bank
Heikal
Kuwait
Habib Bourguiba
Emergency Committee For American Trade
ECAT
American Midwest
Donald Kendall
Pepsi
Johnson
Nixon
Congress
Fred R. Harris
Dokla
Jacob K. Javits
RN. Y
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Ital By
Broad Street
North Augusta
S.C
Dean Arbby
Indiana
Los Angeles
Cal
Cross, Shaffer & Parker
Buxton
Rik 'En Gee Sas
Park Ave
Dial
North Carolina
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