Egypt demands UN peacekeepers exit unless progress edges peace
U.N. Secretary General Waldheim urged private talks as Egypt says it will not extend the 4000 troops mandate beyond July 24 in Sinai. Israel notes UN forces are essential to current Israel Egypt separation terms and warns any move raising tension harms peace efforts.
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United Press International
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Middle East
Egypt
U. N
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Sinai Desert
Israel
Ismail Fahmi
Waldheim
Fahmi
Sinai
UNEF
Security Council
Israeli
Floods Leave New Jersey Towns Deluged With Losses
Six dead and crop losses exceed twenty million dollars as floods and heavy rains sweep the Northeast. Gov Byrne declares a disaster as farms, roads, and homes flood across New Jersey and surrounding states. Rescue crews evacuate dozens of families while authorities assess billions in regional damage.
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New Jersey
Phillip Alampi
Jersey
Brendan Byrne
Delaware
New England
Pennsylvania
Rahway
N.J
Trenton
Solzhenitsyn urges US to abandon complacency in detente era
Alexander Solzhenitsyn addressed Congress in Washington criticizing American complacency amid affluence while calling for stronger awareness of Soviet repression. He warned that detente masks ongoing cruelty, urged leaders to champion human rights, and recalled his exile after treason accusations as he urged US action.
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Washington
UPI
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Congress
America
Senate
United States
Soviet Union
Solzhenitsyn
New York
Space links draw mixed reactions across the nation
Across the United States reactions to the Apollo-Soyuz linkup varied from sharp skepticism to cautious optimism. In Manhattan Howie Nusbaum derides the project as wasteful while others praise collaboration over rivalry. Some warn about cost and political vanity, while a Russian Jewish observer calls for worldwide cooperation. In Marion Illinois John Wayne tours coal fields seeking degasification sites. Jamaica reports 78 percent of stopover visitors originate from the United States with Canada and Britain supplying smaller shares.
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Martin Tobin
Seattle
Wash
Sandy Moore
Birmingham
Ala
Sam Usher
Manhattan
Helen Passin
Burton Donsker
Los Angeles
St. Louis
David Kramer
Marion, Ill
UPI
John Wayne
Wayne
Ilinois
Dee Redd
Chicago
California
Rodd
Williamson County
Franklin County
Marion
Wyman still can use federal office space
Louis Wyman, former five term congressman, may keep use of government office space in Manchester while Norman D Amours rents nearby. GSA authorized the courtesy arrangement as D Amours cannot find federal space. he pays 425 dollars monthly from a special fund. Wyman holds 60 hours of senatorial privileges granted by Gov. Meldrim Thomson on New Year’s Eve.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
U.S. Senate
Louis Wyman
Manchester
Wyman
Norman D’amours
D-N.h
General Services Administration
D’amours
Senate
Meldrim Thomson
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Howie Nusbaum
Howie
Chris Baldwin
Bick
Ering
Evelyn Upton
Russell Gaudet
San Francisco
Minneapolis
Minn
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St. Paul
Kingston
Jamaica
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Maine
Davy Jones Locker
Southern VT
Petco Mini Mart
Bennington
Ludlow
Asking & Gould Jewelers
DALLY
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Banner Publishing Corp
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Vermont
N. Oo Exchange
Main
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