U S Seeks Settlement on Soviet Talks Amid Middle East War
President Nixon said the United States was preparing a diplomatic proposal to stop the fighting after exchanging messages with Soviet leader Brezhnev. Kissinger had briefed with Egypt and Israel ministers, with Bezhnev signaling possible restraint while the United States pursued a U.N. Security Council move. Brezhnev called Israel the aggressor, and China signaled support for the Arabs as Washington sought broad international backing for peace efforts.
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Saudi Arabia
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China
Huang Chen
Communist China
Jaafar Numaity
Sudan
Khartoum
Syria
Tel Aviv
Targels
Middle East war session ends without decision
United Nations Security Council adjourns amid US Soviet China split on halting fighting. Israeli wounded soldiers recount front line battles as oil politics shift in the Arab arena. Page 2, 3, 8, 9, 16, 17.
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Middle East
War Moves: Civilians Die As Israel Attacks Near Suez
AAP report notes Israeli jets attacked near the Mediterranean end of the Suez Canal with Egypt claiming bombing casualties at Port Said and home damage. Both sides issued communiques about raids and combats, with little independent verification available.
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Sinai Peninsula
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Bell hike studied as Indiana residents adjust phone use
Indiana Bell rate hike on Saturday raises average bills by about 1.25 monthly. Subscribers report mixed reactions from keeping multiple phones to removing lines. Several say they cannot for work, while others consider reducing lines or long distance use to cope.
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Newspaper Week tribute notes varied reader loves and dislikes
A Heritage column from 1973 recycles Jane Toner Scott’s commentary on what a newspaper means to different readers. The piece playfully lists wants from headlines and puzzles to garbages wrap and moth control, asserting newspapers serve many roles and users.
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Jane Toner Scott
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