Dayan expected to seek Suez withdrawal and shipping assurances
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan is set to press for a Suez Canal withdrawal and guarantees that Israeli shipping will be allowed through. He will also request new weapons from the Pentagon as Geneva negotiations shift toward concrete concessions and a possible buffer zone with Egyptian forces.
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Moshe Dayan
Suez Canal
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Dayan
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Kissinger
San Clemente
Calif
Yan
Egypt
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Rachel
Andrews Air Force Base
Stock Market Rallies On Credit Easing And Nixon Action
The Dow surged 25.37 to 880.69 in its eighth largest one day rise since 1929 as Advancers outnumbered decliners 1,565 to 152. Brokers cite Chase Manhattan lowering its prime rate and the Fed easing margin requirements plus Kissinger saying Nixon would take a personal role in the Mideast oil boycott.
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Chase Manhattan Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Henry A. Kissinger
Mideast
Brewer Family To Sing In Gloverville
The Brewer Family Singers of Edgefield will perform a gospel music program at 7 p.m. Sunday during Family Night at The First Baptist Church of Gloverville.
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Aiken Standard History and Publication Details
The Aiken Standard established in 1867 publishes every afternoon except weekends. It lists mailing addresses, pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions, and notes AP dispatch rights and publisher corrections policy.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Saxbe Takes Over as Nations 70th Attorney General
William Saxbe, blunt Ohio Republican, becomes attorney general promising a role for politics in policy. He will modify Richardson's records rule while asserting immunity from improper pressures and prepares for his swearing in with about 300 Ohio supporters present. He questions the mandatory contact records and expresses confidence in staff to resist improper contacts.
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William Bart Saxbe
Ohio
Justice Department
Saxbe
Senate
Department
State Supreme Court
Robert M
Richardson
Social Security Benefits Rise 68.5 Percent Since Nixon Take Office
The AP reports that boosts signed by President Nixon raise average monthly solo benefits from 161 to 181 and couples from 276 to 310 in two steps starting April 3 and July 3. The law also raises earnings subject to taxes to 13200 and maximum tax to 772.20, with minimum benefits increasing to 93.80 and couple maximum to 456.
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Nixon
San Clemente, Calif
Committee Still Awaiting Nixon Response
The Senate Watergate Committee awaits President Nixon’s reply to subpoenas for hundreds of White House tapes and documents. Chief counsel Samuel Cash said discussions with J. Fred Buzhardt suggested the White House would not readily provide full access. White House lawyers offered no clear response.
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Washington
Senate Watergate
Nixon
White House
Samuel Cash
J. Fred) Buzhardt
Buzhardt
Ex POW Leo Thorsness to run for Senate in 1974
Leo K. Thorsness a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel and Medal of Honor recipient announced his bid for the 1974 U S Senate in South Dakota as a Republican He will challenge incumbent Democrat George McGovern with Al Schock also seeking the nomination Thorsness spent six years as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam and is recovering from injuries suffered when ejecting from a bomber over Vietnam in 1967
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Sioux Falls
S.D
Leo K. Thorsness
Senate
Thorsness
George McGovern
McGovern
al Schock
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North Vietnam
Walnut Grove
Minn
Bonus for more black workers in Pretoria announced
Postmaster General Louis Rive said about 1,200 black messengers cleaners and other laborers will qualify for the Christmas savings bonus for the first time this year. Previously only skilled blacks received the bonus.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Louis Rive
State Auditor proposes review of state employee credit cards
Frankfort Ky AP State Auditor Mary Louise Foust urges a thorough check of thousands of credit cards held by state employees. She says the cards may be abused, with cards used for gas oil and supplies beyond eligible state vehicle use.
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Frankfort
Mary Louise Foust
Disaster Area Declared in South Carolina
The Small Business Administration declares Newberry Greenwood and parts of Laurens County in South Carolina a disaster area after mid December tornadoes. Home and business damages qualify for SBA five percent loans to aid recovery.
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Small Business Administration
Newberry
Greenwood
Laurens County
South Carolina
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