Soviet Plan Stymies U S On Mideast Peace Talk
Washington reviewers say the Soviet counter proposal keeps Moscow and Washington far apart on core issues for Middle East peace. The note demands a timetable for Israeli troop withdrawals from territories seized in the 1967 war and lists exact withdrawal locations, contrasting with the U S call for secure frontiers via direct negotiations and broader territorial principles.
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Omaha Rioting Burns Six-Block Street in Near North Side
In Omaha Nebraska business buildings along a six block stretch smoldered or lay in ruins after a night of burning looting and sniper activity in the Near North Side section. Reports said no serious injuries occurred.
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State Employes Fight For Dues Deductions
Massachusetts State Employees Association asks Governor Sargent to veto a bill ending payroll deductions for dues. James M. A. Dolan of NSEA sent the telegram Wednesday. A separate city incident reports riot and violence after the fatal shooting of Vivian Strong, a 14 year old, by a white police officer.
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Israelis Down Egyptian MiGs Over Suez Gulf
TEL AVIV AP Israeli warplanes knocked out two Egyptian MiG21 fighters in air battles over the Gulf of Suez. A group of Soviet built MiGs confronted Israeli patrols. one aircraft plunged into Egyptian territory and a second was apparently destroyed. Israel reports 21 Egyptian warplanes shot down since 1967. All Israeli planes returned safely.
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Sargent Pared 1.45 Billion Budget Passed by Legislature
Boston AP reports Governor Francis W. Sargent faces a record 1.455 billion dollar state budget for the coming fiscal year. The House kept 7.5 million for education while the Senate axed 25 million in Medicaid funds, with a 200 million Medicaid ceiling and potential supplementary funding if needed. The same article notes Sargent signed a strikebreaker ban to curb goon squads, plus probes into Foxboro Hospital mistreatment and consumer abuses in the auto industry, alongside veto and pay raise debates shaping Massachusetts fiscal policy.
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Clawrence
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Lane
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Atlantic World Port seeks Machiasport crude import rights
Atlantic World Port Inc a Maine company with Boston offices applied to the Interior Department and President Nixon for authority to import crude oil and ship finished products into the United States via a proposed Machiasport Maine free trade subzone The plan mirrors a prior Occidental Petroleum proposal and envisions a $100 million refinery processing 300 000 barrels daily with New England profit sharing and potential sale of 60 percent of stock to residents The firm would lease the refinery to a major oil company or operate it itself
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