Cease-Fire Talks Open Near Suez Canal Front
Israeli and Egyptian officers meet at Kilometer 101 on the Suez Cairo road to negotiate the new truce amid calls from Prime Minister Golda Meir in London for Egypt to lift the Bab el Mandeb blockade. Syria stays distant as POW exchanges and withdrawal positions loom.
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Mood Is Mixed At Peace Signing
Witnesses around the Cairo tent describe mixed feelings as Egyptian Lt Gen Mohammed Gamazy and Israeli Maj Gen Aharon Yariv sign a cease-fire. Israeli Pvt Eli Mizrachi, born in Cairo, hopes for peace while reporters and soldiers crowd the scene. The mood ranges from cautious optimism to skeptical realism as both sides await a lasting end to hostilities.
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Boston Tea Party Reenactment Featured In Journal
Inside The Journal reports a Boston Tea Party reenactment plan tied to campus life. The column notes student attention to current events and civic activism on campus amid broader political discussion.
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Kissinger Past Talks With Mao Continue In China
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met Mao Tse tung for two hours at night in Peking as part of a series of talks amid speculation over closer ties and a possible visit by Mao to the United States. He had earlier sessions with Chou En lai and Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan hua during a high level visit following Nixon’s 1972 trip.
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Normalization hopes rise in Kissinger visit to Peking
In Tokyo Henry Kissinger's Peking trip prompts expectations of progress toward Sino American normalization. Foremost aims include possible settlements of frozen Chinese assets and American property claims, plus reciprocal trade missions. Taiwan policy and a possible U S troop withdrawal also loom as potential outcomes. In York County, the search for missing hunter James Hammond is discontinued after 280 to 250 volunteers fail to locate him near Sanford airport.
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Nixon Promises Other Materials To Court In Watergate
President Nixon vows to hand over personal notes dictation belts and more White House tape reels to a federal court to resolve doubts about nine Watergate conversations. A court independent expert may review all tapes for alterations as prosecutors press subpoenas and Senate hearings resume with new testimony from six companies involved in Nixon's 1972 re election.
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Nixon tape mystery grows as third dictabelt deemed nonexistent
White House lawyer J Fred Buzhardt testified that a promised third Watergate tape recorded by Nixon does not exist. He said only notes from the April 15 1973 meeting with John Dean II remain, as prosecutors pressed the case amid earlier denials of two other recordings.
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