Sunday Session on Debt Ceiling Marks Historic Senate Turn
Washington's first Sunday session in 112 years tests debt ceiling talks as Senate debates adjournment timing and public financing of campaigns. Key figures Mansfield and Allen push for quicker action while Republicans seek to block parts of the bill.
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Peace talks strain as Egypt and Israel clash over Geneva plan
United Press International reports that Israel and Egypt face renewed friction over the Geneva peace conference. Meir questions feasibility while Egypt warns talks could collapse without tangible progress. Arab press doubts success, and Amman signals Egypt may delay decisions on Palestinian representation.
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Lay Offs Hit Motor Home Plants Amid Slump
Reports from Forest and Mason City detail large lay offs at Hebuya Industries and related manufacturers as sales decline. Spokesman Jin Stimpson says about 400 workers were released recently, reducing the workforce to around 1,000, with prior staffing peaking at 3,500 as the industry grew. Plant official Tom Wedeking notes total layoffs near 60 and warns further reductions as production adjusts to demand.
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No Prosecution of Papadopoulos
AMIENS AP The Greek government does not plan to prosecute former colonel George Papadopoulos, linked to a military coup and subsequent government overthrow. An official said Papadopoulos remains free to move but fears potential threats and keeps to a villa about 40 miles from Athens.
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Meal Allegory INIT RATIONS and Surgery Report
An unclear notice describes Johney UN, Secretary General UW Ph, undergoing surgery for a benign facial condition. Details are fragmented, with partial phrases about paraval and wartime-like references. The readable facts indicate a high-ranking figure awaiting or having had medical treatment.
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Three Die in Train Wreck at Pacific Freight Yard
A Pacific freight train crashed Saturday into a parked freight car in Colulla, killing three Alfred employees. The impact caused 17 cars to derail, forming wheat, automo bile, and chemical cars, though other cars were not involved. In Montevideo, Uruguay, a separate event damaged wual news coverage and prompted authorities to explain the aftermath.
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Gas Rationing Seen as Likely Policy Move
Washington sources indicate gasoline rationing could come as a swift policy shift amid oil price pressures. The White House Energy group plans further study ahead of a final decision, with talks on coupon-based distribution and higher prices to curb demand and blunt black market activity. Major oil firms have announced price increases, while Home heating oil costs also rise as officials push for fuel conservation.
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Driving Without License 40 Years Case Shocks Court
Toledo judge Te E. Arends heard a startling admission when ROLEDO-Ginit Bartling confessed to driving a car without a license for four decades. Police officer Bi Meeker and the court noted the long period of unlicensed operation as Bartling pled guilty and faced fresh costs.
Senate Votes to Raise Social Security Benefits
Washington reports Senate passage of a broad benefits increase linked to a new formula for cost of living. Provisions include higher payments to the elderly, disabled, and survivors, with tax measures and Medicare adjustments to fund the plan.
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Hijacker of Swiss Plane Is Captured
An unidentified deranged youth hijacked a Swissair plane aboard between Zurich and Geneva with a pistol, demanding a New York ticket and 5000 for African victims. At Geneva airport he freed most passengers and crew before police overpowered him and took him away in a patrol car.
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Rescued After Two Days Trapped in Austin Wreck
Wilk lia Gray, 32, found Saturday pinned in a vehicle wreck after two days of near freezing temperatures and dripping fuel. Police say he became trapped Thursday in a ravine west of Niles, rescued when friends spotted the barely visible car. He remained in late condition with burns from fire and fuel.
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30,000 Freed By Bangladesh Campaign Report
A brief AP item reports Bangladesh plans to release about 30,000 people, including some convicted of collaboration with Pakistan during the civil war. The move, described as a humanitarian action, accompanies internal security measures and political considerations in the region.
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Fragmented Historic Note Quietly Surfaces in Shreds
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Ben Gurion the Nation’s Founder Dies at 87
David Ben-Gurion, Israel’s first premier and a driving force behind statehood, died at 87 after a paralysing cerebral hemorrhage. He led Israel in war, guided early government, and remained a towering figure from founding to late life, feared in health for over a year.
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