Syria says guerillas won’t be allowed to use Lebanon base
Beir ut reports the United States conveyed assurances to Israel via Lebanon’s President Elias Sarkis that Palestinian guerrillas will be kept from using southern Lebanon as a base for raids. Saudi and Sudanese peacekeeping troops would position near the frontier, while Israel refuses to tolerate Syrian troops south of the border.
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Syria
Israel
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An Nahar
U.S
Elias Sarkis
Sarkis
Repor
Yitzhak Rabin
Sarkis Munday
Litany River
Mediterranean
Khalil Dalbout
Fightsat
Parrison
Khiam
Jalbout
Ahmed al Hajj
Sidon
Tyre
Marjayoun
Kida
Masnaa
Freezing Rain and Fog Halt Southeast Travel Holiday
Severe winter weather across the Southeast and nation delayed travel after Thanksgiving. President Ford returned to Washington by car through rain and fog. A Ohio snowstorm caused 40 traffic accidents in Cleveland area. Police cited weather as factor in multiple crashes and a Kentucky travelers advisory. One LexingTon private plane crash was weather related. Cold temps persisted from Minnesota to the Dakotas and Wisconsin. Brainerd reported 25 degrees below zero as Belt Montana search continued after a derailment and explosion.
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Ford
Camp David
Washington
Catoctin Mountains
Ohio
Cleveland
Interstate 77
National Safety Counci
Tennessee
Nashville
Memphis
Kentucky
Arkansas
Texas
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Brainerd
Belt
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Great Falls
Turkey Steps Up Quake Rescue Effort
In eastern Turkey a blizzard worsens quake survivors plight as officials order 18 to 65 year olds in Van to join rescue squads and private vehicles are seized to move the isolated. Officials warn some villagers may die from cold while relief crews race to clear roads and save livestock amid heavy snow and icy winds.
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Turkey
Treeza
Provines
Mutaffer Yuce
Amel Tosun
Van
Leas
Carter Reaffirms Pledges to Cities
President-elect Carter thanked black politicians for helping him win and pledged a broad urban policy to aid distressed cities. He announced Rosy will attend a public school near the White House, and outlined transition plans including foreign policy talks and cabinet appointments. Wilkins was lauded as Carter praised urban progress, while acknowledging ongoing civil rights challenges.
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Associated Press
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Denver
National Black Caucus
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Rosy
White House
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Amy
Jody Powell
A Averell Harriman
Roy Wilkins
Wilkins
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Caucus
Maynard Jackson
At- Tanta
National League of Cities
America
B-1 Decision Should Be in Larger Context
Washington A strong consensus among national security advisers urges postponing any B-1 bomber decision until May. The advisers argue Carter must set broader policy on manned bombers arms talks and military priorities before committing to the $24 billion program.
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Soviet Union
Carter Organization
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Rockwell International
Carter
Ford Administration
Congress
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Defense Department
James Schlesinger
Paul Warnke
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