Kissinger Seen Central If Oil Embargo Ends
UPI reports that U.S. officials expect the Arab oil embargo to be lifted only if Henry Kissinger helps mediate the Israel Syria dispute. Kissinger held talks with Saudi, Egyptian, and Syrian officials and plans further discussions with Saudi and Egyptian foreign ministers. Fahmy called the meetings constructive and Kabani expressed optimism but did not confirm any prisoner releases.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Israel
Syria
Kissinger
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Middle East
Omar Sakkar
Ismail Fahmy
Fahmy
Conservative House GOPs form Steering Committee
Washington insiders report 70 conservative House Republicans have banded as the Steering Committee to influence President Nixon’s remaining years. The group, active for a year, will formalize leadership while pursuing policy aims on health reform transit aid welfare and energy.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
White House
House Republican Conference
Democratic Study Group
DSG
House
Philip Crane
R-Ill
British miners cut wage demands in plea to reopen talks
In London the nations coal miners scaled back demands to 31 percent while urging the government to allow negotiations. The amount remains nearly twice the 16.5 percent cap, as the strike tightens coal and power supplies amid Heath’s crisis. In New Hampshire Bertha Coolidge, 82, died in a house fire caused by an overheated TV tube explosion.
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London
UPI
Britain
National Pay Board
Edward Heath
Pay Board
Heath
North Swanzey
N. H
Bertha Coolidge
Garand dies at 86 inventor of famous WWII rifle
John C. Garand, 86, inventor of the Garand .30 caliber M1 rifle used by U S troops in World War II, died Saturday at Wesson Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Byron's Funeral Home in Springfield with burial at Hillcrest Park Cemetery. He patented the rifle in 1934 and presented it royalty free to the government prior to Army adoption in 1936. He retired in 1953 and left a wife, son, daughter and extended family.
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Calif
UPI
Randolph A. Hearst
California
Synbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
Berkeley
Jay Bosworth
Hearst
Bosworth
Catherine
Patricia
Cinque
SLA
Cecil Williams
Glide Memorial Church
Popeye Jackson
United Prisoners Union
UPA
Jackson
New Left
Jerry Rubin
San Francisco Examiner
Miss Hearst
United States
Rubin
Yippies
Charles Bates
FBI
Bates
Donald DeFreeze
Springfield
Mass
John C. Garand
Byron
Hillcrest Park Cemetery
Garand
Wesson
Nellie B. Sheppherd Garland
Richard
Ludlow
Janice Premont
Floods in Argentina Leave 100 Dead 55000 Homeless
In northwestern Argentina floods caused up to 100 deaths and 55,000 homeless across 12 provinces. Rescue crews used helicopters as roads and airfields remained damaged. Farmland damage included 24,700 acres with tobacco, sugar cane, and vegetables destroyed. Three deaths occurred when a car fell into a hidden hole on Highway 34.
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Argentina
UPI
Buenos Aires
Army
Air Force
Highway 34
Embarcacion
Salta Province
Israel rushes to meet deadline in Sinai pullback
United Press International reports Israel dismantling ground and air links to the west bank of the Suez Canal to meet the week’s deadline for abandoning territory seized in the 1973 war. Fayid airfield is being destroyed and pontoon bridges removed as Israel plans to leave the west bank and a key causeway under UN observation. Damascus cites no peace while Kissinger contemplates oil embargo timing amid talks with Fahmi and Sakkar on restarting negotiations.
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Israel
West Bank
Suez Canal
Egypt
Middle East
Fayid
Tel Aviv
United Nations
Sinai Desert
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Nicolae Ceausescu
Syria
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Kissinger
Ismail Fahmi
Omar Sakkar
Treasury ends Agnew protection amid Nixon authority claim
The Treasury Department will terminate Secret Service protection for former Vice President Spiro Agnew, ruling there is no legal basis to continue after his resignation on October 10. President Nixon still holds authority to order protection for chosen individuals, and removal steps begin, with efforts to avoid costs and to reclaim usable equipment. Agnew currently resides at Frank Sinatra's Palm Springs home while reportedly working on a political novel.
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B. Staats
General Accounting Office
Treasury
George Shultz
Agnew
Staats
Treasury Department
The
Shultz
White House
Florida
Secret Service
Frank Sinatra
Palm Springs
Calif
At the Movies Harte Replays M A S H and Sleeper
The Harte on Main Street shows M A S H the bolded, bloodier film now PG. Woody Allen Sleeper at Cinema II stars and features Diane Keaton and Elliot Gould. The Long Goodbye with Elliot Gould rated R screens at Dubrow's. Times in ads or by calling Harte 442-8500.
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Harte
Main Street
Donald Sutherland
Eliot Gould
Sally Kellerman
Woody
Diane Keaton
Luna
Elliot Gould
Dubrow
Phillip Marlowe
Vincent Canby
Robert Altman
Cinemas
Manchester
Bennington Banner Publisher and Contact Information
Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont with offices for Newsroom Advertising and Business. Subscriptions vary by region offering different three six and twelve month rates within Vermont and nationwide.
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Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Vermont
U.S
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