Israelis doubt U.S. role as Middle East broker
Israeli Foreign Minister Dayan arrives in Washington on a fundraising trip to press U.S. leaders and President Carter on doubts about the United States maintaining an honest broker role in Middle East talks. He will discuss the controversial arms sales to Egypt and Saudi Arabia, while defense expert Tahtinen argues the mix of aircraft and pilots could skew regional power, favoring Israel in practice despite larger Arab totals.
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Moshe Dayan
U.S
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Middle East
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Cyrus Vance
White House
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Chicago
Los Angeles
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Saudi Arabia
Dle East Defense Affairs
Israel
Dale Tahtinen
American Enterprise Institute
Weather Snapshot and Miscellany for the Area
Highs and lows from a regional forecast with Wednesday readings and a weekend outlook. Includes sunrise sunset times, a brief note on a mistaken alarm, and a long list of births and marriages with names and locations. Also recalls a 1966 World Council of Churches appeal over Vietnam and local police notices.
Rhodesian guerrillas oppose new majority rule plan
Rhodesian Black nationalist leaders and allied African governments condemned the Rhodesian settlement reached by Prime Minister Ian Smith and three moderate black leaders. They argued the war would continue and warned of divided loyalties as talks hinge on a multiracial interim government and a 28 white member limit in a 100 seat parliament.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
United States
Joshua Nkomo
Zambia
Mozambique
Siteke Mwale
Exchange
Bryan Waddacor
Elton Mutasa
Nkomo
Smith
Sabotage Explodes Under Alaska Pipeline Halting Flow
An explosive charge blew a two inch hole in the 800 mile Alaska oil pipeline near Fairbanks halting flow. About 10000 gallons spilled over four acres of forest before being contained. State troopers found 20 feet of safety fuse and officials said sabotage is under investigation with oil possibly resuming flow within 24 hours.
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Fairbanks
Mix
Alyeska
Ron Mierzejewski
Chena River
Alaska
Transplant ends eight year pause at Texas Heart Institute
A 21-year-old oil field worker in Houston is in critical but stable condition after receiving a heart transplant and a kidney transplant. The operation, performed after an eight year moratorium, was led by Dr. Denton Cooley at St. Luke's Hospital.
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Houston
UPI
Denton Cooley
Texas Heart Institute
St. Luke’s Hospital
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