Suez Canal Talks Form Military Working Group
Geneva talks on the Suez crisis recessed with a plan to form a military working group of Egyptian and Israeli officers, overseen by UN officials, to ease disengagement. The group is to begin soon, with possible broader committee representation under study. Ambassadors and ministers praised the cordial session, as talks shift toward substantive discussions and potential involvement of American, Soviet, and Russian delegates.
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U. N
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Gfala
Sihindy
WelWees Akssingur
Gromyko
Israel
Meyel
Jordan
Pahimy
Egypt
Khan
Soar
Kiik Waldhein
al Uesale Hine
8 Million To Countryside Report Muddled Text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions eight million and references to countryside, cities, and salaries with unclear context. Names and specifics are unreadable, producing a disorderly snippet lacking a coherent event or attribution.
Museum Faces Ransom Bid Over Priceless Rembrandt
Cincinnati detectives reveal thieves demanded 290000 for a Rembrandt stolen from a museum. Officials offered 100000 as ransom while experts value the painting at about 1 million. A second Rembrandt, titled Old Lady, was returned to officials after negotiations.
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John Warrington
Taft Museum
al Schottelkotte
Hough
Vale
Expurts
Humphrey Deductions Highlight Paper Debacle
The report alleges Humphrey donors and papers tied to a vice presidential archive faced deductions. It cites a $199,153 adjustment linked to Minnesotan officials, with mentions of Minnesota Historical Society and political figures. The text references legal scrutiny and debates over fiscal penalties and paper provenance.
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Wasrington
Ronaiy Hfignphrey
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Visterical Society
Humphrey
Ebae
Cael Wetelay
Minnesota
Sagan
Nixon
Plan To Fire Two Cited in SBA Inquiry
Report says the Small Business Administration plans to fire two officials cited in a congressional probe of alleged corruption. Hamilton and Regan were notified of potential dismissal within a day as agency officials respond to questions about Philadelphia and Richmond office conduct.
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Small Business Administration
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Philadelphia
Thomas Hr. Regan
Ormer Chin
Rednond Va
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Tapinas
Klappe Taeusers Hamilton
Wowwidener
Training Flights Grounded As Fuel Crisis Deepens
Washington AP reports all air national guard and reserve training flights are grounded after 45 navy and air force fuel diversions by the Federal Energy Office. Officials say the stoppage will last indefinitely, while critics warn it may escalate the crisis. Energy Secretary Schultz cites progress but warns consumption must fall further. Talks include possible gasoline taxes for high usage to reduce demand. Weather and broader economic effects loom as the administration navigates energy policy and potential rationing.
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Podayis Chuckle Phagress Autor of Fork Louke Tings
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Mail rate boost action delayed by council action
The council criticized and delayed the Postal Service rate increase planned for January, proposing a March 1 effective date. The proposed 18 to 29 percent rise would raise revenue greatly, but hearings saw opposition from newspapers and magazines citing higher costs that could drive some publications out of business. The council urged inflation relief and postal efficiency, and called for delaying the higher rates while examining the structure.
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APY
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Postal Service
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Ome
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Come
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Postil
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Trips
Adrift for a Month Rescue Told of Pacific Incident
Survivors describe a month adrift after a vessel failed and lost sails. The Canadian crew, including Captain Anthus DaLonginl and Quackenbuss, were rescued near Vancouver after a drifting voyage that began off Japan and ended with a missing ship state. A Chinese freighter later aided the search.
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Congress stalls on energy bill amid late Thursday vote
AP reports Congress abandoned an emergency energy plan as both chambers faced deadlock. The House rejected the Senate energy measure after a midnight vote while the Senate debated profits and rationing issues. Leaders signaled possible calls to reconvene after Christmas, with Nixon’s administration pushing for action to address fuel shortages.
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