Rabin Sees Basis for Sinai Talks After Ford Meetings
Israeli Prime Minister Rabin said a basis exists for a new Sinai settlement if Egypt shifts its interim position. After two days with President Ford, Rabin cited potential gradual Middle East changes between Egypt and Israel. Kissinger added there is parallelism on both sides and optimism for progress.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Sinai
Egypt
Ford
Rabin
Israel
Middle Raat
Henry A. Kissinger
Kassinger
United States
Middle East
Suez Canal
Rept
Kissinger
Oval Office
Eye
White House
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Vety
College Proxy Rumored Choice For HEW Post
Dr. Mathews of the University of Alabama may become secretary of the US Health, Education and Welfare. A Washington source cites expected approval, while Mathews and the White House offer no comment. Ford plans a public announcement soon. Rabin discusses cautious move toward interim peace with Egypt and Israel, stressing patience and full implementation of any accord. Kissinger outlines continued shuttle diplomacy and possible further talks, noting the need for careful concessions and信.
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Mathews
University of Alabama
US Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Alabama Journal
Washington
Tuscaloosa
Ala
White House
Ford
Alabama
Crash Blamed On Faulty Locking System
Air Force investigators blame failure of a ramp locking mechanism for a 5 transport plane crash that killed 183 aboard during an orphan flight from Saigon. The report cites three unlocked locks on the rear ramp in flight, causing rapid decompression and the pressure door blowout that severed control cables. Lockheed Marietta says no structural failure. Remaining C5s face operating restrictions, and sabotage was ruled out after tests.
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Air Force
Acinam
Thorsd
Subohage
Kiss
Lockheed: Georgia Co
Marietta
Lockheed
Air Porte
Vietnam
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
United States
Che Sayan
Navy
Talk Of VW Plant Revitalizes Hopes
New Stanton residents sparked by VW talks with Chrysler envision a plant reuse at the long vacant site on U.S. 119. A former $35 million Chrysler shell stands empty yet hope endures for jobs, as local officials and workers recall past grand plans and delays.
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Chrysler Corp
Ponptie
Auto Assembly
Deaere Stark
Chesster
Balk
Volkswagen
Chrysler
Waestby Mount Photnant
U.S. 119
Chryysler
Dan Pops
Refugee Center Thefts Reported In California
A spate of thefts at a Vietnamese refugee center near Camp Pendleton California was reported. Items stolen include clothing food chopsticks and various supplies. FBI and Marine officials investigated a former Marine officer amid accusations of diverting relief goods for sale.
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Calif
FBI
Gatehouse Silay
Marine
John William Mody
Camp Pendleton
Pleuderdt
Weelmesday
San Digan
Moody
Mario Michidska
War
Vista
Poniletn
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