Guerrilla purge targets moderates in Al Fatah leadership
Arab Beirut sources report Palestinian guerrillas beginning a purge of their ranks aimed at Al Fatah leaders Abou Iyyad and Farouk Kaddoumi over peacemaking efforts with Hussein. The move follows tensions at the United Nations debate as Meir meets Heath in London.
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al Fatah
Beirut
Israel
Britain
Middle East
U.N. General Assembly
Golda Meir
London
Ottawa
Edward Heath
Amman
Fatah
Abou Iyyad
Farouk Kaddoumi
Hussein
Cairo
Egypt
Libya
Sudan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Jordan
Wasfi Tel
Tel Aviv
Jabaliya
Gaza Strip
West Germany Opens Talks with Poland on Border Treaty
West German Foreign Minister Walter Scheel opened direct talks with Poland to finalise a treaty of goodwill. The discussions seek acceptance of Poland's western border at the Oder and Neisse rivers, a shift that would incorporate 41 220 square miles of former German territory into Poland.
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Warsaw
UPI
Walter Scheel
Poland
Oder
Neisse
Scheel
Bonn
Stefan Jedrychowski
Oder-Neisse Line
Oder-Neisse
Willy Brandt
Europe
Oil shortage blamed on prior import policies
Washington witnesses blame for energy shortages on past import rules as Dr. Paul W. McCracken cites free access to residual fuel oil, mainly from Venezuela, as distorting resource allocation. In Pittsford, two Republicans back Hoff amid criticism of Prouty tactics, while Shell Oil argues no New England heating fuel shortage is anticipated due to increased refinery output and extra storage.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Paul W. McCracken
White House
McCracken
Venezuela
Shell Oil Co
R.M. Hart
New England
Boston Security Analysis Society
Hart
Shell
Vermont governor to name emergency labor board in Jones and Lamson dispute
Gov. Deane C. Davis is expected to name an emergency three person labor board to probe the 21 week strike at Jones and Lamson Co in Springfield. The board lacks power to force a settlement but reports to the governor to apply public pressure toward resolution. More than 700 United Electrical Workers walked out June 9 after failed contract talks.
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United Electrical Workers Union
Hoff cites 1964 campaign gift from Livable World group
Burlington UPI report notes Democratic Senate contender Philip Hoff counters Republican attacks over Hoff accepting council donations. Hoff presented Prouty letters of thanks and Johnson praise while highlighting cross party ties and external support. In a separate Vermont case Leo Curtis pleads insanity in murder charge, held without bail awaiting psychiatric evaluation for the death of nephew Philip Matte.
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Pittsford
UPI
Philip Hoff
Winston Prouty
Ronald Moran
Charles Engair
Students For Prouty
Hoff
Burlington
Philip E. Hoff
The
Council For A Livable World
Council
Prouty
Lyndon Johnson
Leo Francis Curtis
Curtis
Vermont
Philip Matte
Troy Board Approves Plan to Aid Needy Lunches
The Troy Board of Education approved a lunch plan for the needy funded under the National School Lunch Act. The federal rule allows up to 20 percent more income per recipient than New York State law, requiring state approval for local adoption.
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Troy
Troy Board of Education
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
New York
Stolen Sprague Copper Seized At Berkshire Plant
In North Adams approximately 68,000 feet of gold plated copper wire in four or five rolls and two boxes of salvage material were stolen from Sprague Electric Co. during Friday night or Saturday. Detective Edward W Gyurasz said the plant is closing and the items came from a stockroom and a second floor workroom.
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North Adams
Altogheter
Union Street
Sprague Electric Co
Edward W. Gyurasz
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Mideast
United Press International
ST. Laurent-Du-Pont Ac
Joseph Fontanet
Georges Pompidou
Fontanet
Andre Plantier
Security Service
Lebanon
Pennsylvania
Rudy
West Germany
GOP
U.S
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Dallas
Emergency Board For Strike
Deane C. Davis
Davis
Leo O’brien
O’brien
Amsterdam
Frank Delasandro
Albany
Marine Midland Bank
Lansingburgh
Cohoes Savings Bank
Latham
U.S. District Court
E Down
Berkshire
Pittsfield
Planning Board
Williams Street
Fomer
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Barbara Hanger
Action For Opportunity Group
Bradlees
Dalton — Selectmen
Dalton
Gilmore Rudnick
Selectmen
John Bartells
Rudnick
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