Kissinger Heads To Cairo For Crucial Peace Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger departs for Cairo and Rabat Tunis Amman and Riyadh to broker a prisoner exchange and ease the Middle East stalemate. Israel's Golda Meir says talks have not begun and Egypt Syria resist. Kissinger also talks with Fahmy Ismail and Dobrynin as U S V S tensions rise in the region.
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Cairo
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Golda Meir
United States
Nixon
U.S
Rabat
Morocca
Tunis
Tunisia
Anwar Sadat
Morocco
Ment
Meir
Ismail Fahmy
Amman
Jordan
Riyath
Saunia Arabia
King Hussein
King Faisal
Iran
Pakistan
China
Middle East
Fahmy
Mohamed Zakaria Ismail
Key Biscayne
Fla
Anatoly L. Dobrynin
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Mediterranean
Jackson
Soviet Union
Fire Hits Saco Building At 143 Main Street
A two alarm blaze tore through the unoccupied third floor of 143 Main Street in Saco injuring one firefighter and causing about 20000 in damages. The Meat House on the first floor sustained minimal damage and hopes to reopen Tuesday morning. Fire officials cited wind age wiring and proximity to tracks as factors and stopped trains during firefighting.
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Eat House
Main St
Meat House
Roland
Ray Chenard
Kenneth Pendleton
Chenard
State Department of Health and Welfare
Lawrence Dolby
Larry Smith
Smith
Biddeford
Scarborough
Saco Station
Old Orchard Beach
York County Sheriff's Department
Pendleton
Foster Leavitt
Red Cross
Bryce Milne
Dolly. Milne
Biddeford Gains Shoreline Access for Hills Beach Park
Biddeford obtains two house lots and about 1300 feet of river and ocean frontage at Hills Beach for a public park. Land donated by Frederick Putnam in exchange for city services. council to formalize transfer and name the site Putnam Park. Parks department to oversee area with lifeguards.
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Saco River
Atlantic Ocean
Hills Beach
Gilbert R. Boucher
Frederick Putnam
Massachusetts
Putnam Park
Journal
Boucher
U.S. Army Corps of
Putnam
Biddeford Shores
Parks and Recreation Department
Saco River Corridor Commission
Harrison — Grover
Roland Gauthier
Joseph Harvey
Iitigatio
Arab Oil Nations Order Deeper Cuts Aimed at Israel Supporters
The 10 nation OAPEC announced December oil cuts of 25 percent of September output and five percent of November output. The reductions include embargoed oil to the United States and the Netherlands, while friendly nations would face no reductions based on their nine month 1973 imports. The move targets Israel supporters, with France and Spain cited as sympathetic, while Britain’s stance remains uncertain and Japan faces pressure to align.
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Kuwait
Israel
Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries
OAPEC
United States
Netherlands
France
Spain
Britain
West Germany
Ting
U.S
Japan
Middle East
America
Lower Speed Limits May Ease Fuel Shortage Fears
Washington reports indicate Americans could face energy scarcity this winter with possible blackouts as White House energy chief John A. Love warns. Norbert Tiemann proposes reduced federal road speeds to conserve fuel while officials refrain from Dutch style Sunday driving bans.
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White House
John A. Love
Love
U.S. News & World Report
Miami Beach
Norbert Tiemann
U.S
Netherlands
United States
Campaigns Close For Local Hopefuls In Saco Election
Voters in Saco choose a mayor two school board members and a seven seat city council with a city charter referendum and county and state referenda on the ballot. Polls run 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at specified ward locations. registration closes at 8 p.m. Incumbent Mayor Bertook Braley faces Democrat James Wilkinson. council and school board races feature multiple Democrats Republicans and independents with incumbents noted for a few seats. The city charter proposes a full time administrator with power retained by the council.
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Saco
Young School
Fairfield School
Old Recreation Center
Pleasant Steet
GAR
Saco City Hall
Board of Registration
City Hall
Bertook K. Braley
James Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Braley
Botth
Ward
Robert Cassette
Albert Kabel Jr
David Rossignol
Bruce Baylor
Stanley Kozloff
van Psa
Harold Ward
James Ward III
A. Raymond Gannon
Muriel Perreault
Michael Searles
Repucon
Reay
Cassette
Waight
Roderick Pottes
O'Neil LeBlanc
Elizabeth
Sandy) Shaw
Ronald Zehner
Shaw
We Have Met The Enemy And She Is Us
A regional conference in Boston gathered 568 women from six New England states to discuss women in politics. Speakers included Robert Strauss and Helen Gahagan Douglas. themes covered family support, public financing, and overcoming self-imposed obstacles. The event urged women to run, publicize, and engage voters.
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Boston
Maine
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
National Party
Robert Strauss
California
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Helen Droney
Congress
Eileen Foley
Portsmouth
Runnie
Cartoon and Puzzling Page Teases Daily Drollery
A lighthearted note fills page 13 with the Crossword Puzzle and Dear Abby. The editorial section on page 4 frames public discourse while a Chuckle shows a quip about pollution.
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