Dayan signals possible Suez compromise in TV interview
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan suggested on television from Tel Aviv that Israel could compromise on withdrawal from Suez Canal territory as part of a negotiated peace in the Middle East. He said talks should not treat the canal as a strict frontier while Egyptian President Anwar Sadat warned against war and Lebanon faced threats from Syria.
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Gunnar ¥. Jarring
Extreme Cold Grips Midwest Crushing Fuel Systems
Northern Minnesota endured brutal cold as readings dipped to 58 below in places and propane gas froze, halting flow. Duluth saw 39 below while regional towns like McGrath reported 60 below and gas pressures dropped. Portents across Michigan Illinois and Iowa showed widespread freezing, frozen expressways and record low wind chills, with Lake Michigan steam from the shore.
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Iowa
Milwaukee
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Ind
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Chicago Motor Club
Lake Michigan
Malta lifts ultimatum in NATO talks on bases
Maltese Prime Minister Mintoff announced in Rome that he will lift the ultimatum over British bases after talks with Defense Secretary Carrington and NATO negotiators. Britain will withdraw troops while no new payments are proposed. crowds in Valletta hailed the Rome talks as a Mintoff victory.
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Sage
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Mifloff
Brussels
NATO Council
Moliny
Danish Queen Margrethe II Proclaimed Monarch in Copenhagen
Queen Margrethe II waves from Christiansborg balcony after a proclamation ceremony ending King Frederik IX's reign. Crowds of about 50,000 gathered as Prince Henrik and sons Joachim and Frederik stood beside her amid a formal massed royal display.
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Copenhagen
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Frederik IX
U.S. to Move Quickly If Ship Loaders Strike
San Francisco reporting that a UPI dispatch says the federal government will act fast to force a settlement of the West Coast dock dispute. Officials indicate a bill to Congress could compel workers back to the piers, aiming to settle terms or create a mechanism. Talks focus on Teamsters and ILWU jurisdiction and a possible merger, with unions warning of a walkout and a Taft-Hartley injunction having expired.
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Federal Mediation Service
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