Lebanon at crossroads as de Murville urges government revival
French envoy Maurice Couve de Murville urged unblocking Lebanon's government to end fighting between Christian and Moslem factions. He met leaders in Beirut and planned to return to Paris, amid renewed gunfire and cease fire doubts. Prime Minister Karami seeks Moslem power share in politics and economy to ease tensions.
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Paris
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Mosien
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Lebanon
Lebanese Leaders Bury Dispute
Beiruit reports that President Suleiman Franjieh and Prime Minister Rashid Karami declared an end to their bitter dispute to push a national peace plan. A French mediator left Beirut as Lebanon's civil war entered a nervous pause. Pope Paul VI urged Christians, Muslims, and Jews to cooperate to end the conflict.
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Rashid Karami
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Karami
Alaska Gas Pipeline Battle Reaches Capitol Hill
A second Alaska pipeline clash grows in Congress and executive offices over delivering northern gas. El Paso backs an Alaska to West Coast route with tanker gas, Arctic Gas favors a 2600 mile overland Canada route, while a security treaty with Canada aims to assure support.
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Convicted Rapist Seeks Hopkins Sex-Drive Treatment
A Maryland prisoner serving life terms for rape fights to join Johns Hopkins University treatment using Depro-Provera and counseling. Dr. John Money calls the drug a means to suppress sex drive while Dr. Paul Walker calls it transient chemical castration as the inmate appeals in state and federal courts for access.
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