Kissinger Sought to Break Truce Talks Impasse
United Press International reports Israel and Egypt remain entrenched over the deadlocked truce talks as Henry Kissinger prepares a mid-December peace mission. Israeli and Egyptian officials cite heavy fighting on the Syrian front and Suez border clashes while Washington presses for a resumption of talks and a Geneva conference set for December.
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United Press International
Israel
Egypt
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Henry A. Kissinger
Suez Canal
Kissinger
Middle East
Geneva
U.N
Skylab 3 Photographs Southwest Hot Spots From Orbit
The Skylab 3 crew Gerald P. Carr Edward Gibson and William Pogue photograph hot spots in the American Southwest while testing zero gravity living. They use more stabilizing gas than planned during two photo sweeps Lassen Peak and the Lordsburg area are targeted. A Saturn 1B rescue rocket stands ready at Cape Canaveral in case of mission trouble.
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United States
Lassen Peak
California
Lordsburg
N.M
Cape Canaveral
Obstacle blocks Saxbe confirmation battles
Congress faces a fresh hurdle as House ties Saxbe attorney general nomination to a clash over congressional franking privileges by a one vote margin. The plan shifts to the Senate with the Saxbe bill to be reconsidered minus the franking provisions.
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Washington
UPI
William B. Saxbe
House
Senate
Saxbe
At the Movies and Politics Mix in Nixon Era Briefs
The cinema page notes Jeremy and White Lightning both PG at Cinema Theatre with 8 p.m. show. Twin Cinemas Walking Tall remains popular at Cinema I, while Cinema II runs The Abductors and Ginger X rated. In politics Nixon awaits final nomination for attorney general Saxbe after Cox resignation. Senate backs salary bypass bill 75 16. House debates lowering pay, franking linked to re election.
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Twin Cinemas
Cinema I
Cinema II
Ginger
Senate
Saxbe
Congress
House
Filibuster on election reform defeats public funding plan
Senate liberals abandon efforts to finance presidential elections from the public treasury after a failed filibuster. A debt bill rose to 475.7 billion dollars, Nixon signed amid concerns of fiscal crisis. The campaign spending amendment was stripped, with a compromise promising a new bill after next year’s session.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Allen
Rules Committee
Howard Cannon
D-New
Hugh Scott
Scott
White House
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Russell Long
D-La
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
Treasury
Kennedy
Danes vote as welfare state divides voters in rallying polls
Danish parliamentary election sees veteran Social Democrats leader Anker Joergensen facing Mogens Glistrup and Erhard Jacobsen. Polls foresee a fractured outcome with no majority, Glistrup proposing sweeping tax cuts and civil service cuts while vowing to end income taxes.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Denmark
Anker Joergensen
Social Democrats
Mogens Glistrup
Progress
Erhard Jacobsen
Democrats
Folketing
Glistrup
Pioneer 10 Survival at Jupiter Sparks Solar System Clues
Pioneer 10, a 570 pound unmanned craft, narrowly escaped Jupiter radiation to reach 81,000 miles above the planet. It then used Jupiter’s gravity for a slingshot and sent back thousands of data pieces as it heads toward Saturn and beyond, with speeds up to 82,000 mph and a mission to illuminate solar system origins.
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Mountain View
Calif
UPI
Jupiter
Pioneer
Ames Research Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Solar System
Earth
Tom Hehrels
University of Arizona
Mission Control
Saturn
Neptune
Uranus
Pluto
Youth held in jail 60 days without charges filed
McKinney Texas. 16 year old robbery suspect Charles Glover has been in jail for 60 days without formal charges. His court appointed attorney Nick Warden says the boy asked his mother to bring soap and notes that media concern may have helped. The case stems from a Sept. 26 arrest and a juvenile reclassification.
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McKinney
Tex
UPI
Charles Glover
Nick Warden
Glover
Collin County
Excess use tax eyed to curb energy consumption
Representative Conte says William Simon, energy adviser to President Nixon, is weighing an excess use tax on homeowners who fail to cut natural gas and electricity use by 15 percent. The plan targets usage above 85 percent of current levels and could require Congress approval.
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Washington
Conte
Simon
Congress
New England
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