Arab Oil's Use As Weapon Eyed
A Middle East oil crisis looms as Arab producers threaten to cut crude output. Saudi Arabia and partners plan curbs of at least five percent monthly until Israel’s position is restored, sending potential shocks to Texaco Exxon Mobil and other Western refiners. US officials warn of broader economic impact while Nixon seeks a peaceful path amid mounting regional tensions.
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Man Living in Tent Made of Garbage Bags
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Israelis Open to Substantial Concessions in Peace Talks
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban said Israel would be ready for major compromises in peace talks with the Arabs if its security is guaranteed. He urged a separation between cease-fire and negotiations while outlining a path to a settlement. In Paris, Senegal's President Senghor cited a Meir letter on possible withdrawal after a treaty with recognized borders. Meir reportedly sent the letter. Senghor’s report could not be confirmed. News followed Sadat’s UN peace conference offer and King Hussein’s statement that Israel might be ready to decide.
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Mideast War Could Jolt U.S. Consumers Says AP
A U S AP Special Correspondent estimates that the Arab Israeli conflict could slow global oil supplies and lift prices. The war threatens U S energy needs with Arab exports, mainly Saudi Arabia and others, shrinking output and prompting demand shifts in Japan Europe and the Americas.
Oil rationing urged as US may cut demand
Analysis suggests Arab unity could curb oil but Western demand keeps rising. Experts debate real impact and feasibility of sharp energy conservation. William E. Simon says a total effort might trim US consumption by up to three million barrels daily with strict rationing.
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