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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1975

Page

16

Syria PLO look to Brezhnev amid Sinai pact analysis

The piece argues the Sinai accord strengthens Soviet leverage only in a limited way. It notes Moscow’s exclusion from the deal but suggests Russia could benefit if the agreement yields no broader settlement. It discusses Rabin’s stance, Sadat’s warnings, and the push for a Palestinian state alongside continued Arab entente with the USSR.

Russia Middle East Sinai Henry Kissinger Israel Yitzhak Rabin Rabin Syria Palestine Liberation Organization Jordan Kissinger Andrei Gromyko America Geneva Gromyko U.N. General Assembly Soviet Union United States Sadat of Sadat Egypt Libya Jet Union Nasser Moscow Beirut Arab Socialist Union Bet West Bank Gaza PLO

Jackson rushes to hospital as PUSH leader's wife gives birth

Jesse Jackson, PUSH president, learns wife Jacqueline Jackson delivers the couple’s fifth child, a 6 pound 11 ounce girl named Aqueline Lavinia. He hurries from the Internal Amphitheatre to the hospital, noting the child honors PUSH’s Save Humanity theme. Julie Nixon Eisenhower reveals continued Secret Service protection despite wishes to end it, citing ongoing threats and security concerns.

Ckson Baby Timely ‘Hicago UPI Jesseckson Oration Push Jacqueline Cvew Jackson Internaval Jackie Aqueline Lavinia Julie Washington Julie Nixon Eisenhower Secret Service Richard Nixon

Gas station pipe bomb extortion case tied to Pittsburgh threats

Police evacuated hundreds as Columbus gas station tanks were drained to remove gasoline fumes after a suspect led authorities to a pipe bomb. FBI said extortion letters demanded 6.5 million from Gulf Amoco Exxon and Texaco stations and two men were arrested for conspiring to threaten bomb attacks.

Fecumbus Ohio UPI FBI Texaco Pittsah Frank Phillips Columbus Pittsburgh Phillips Paul D. Methven Virginia Beach Carpenter Larry Shaffer Chicago Washington Te Union Standard Amoco Gulf Exxon

Two Leigh clubs meet in social gatherings

The Sew and Chat Club met with Mrs. Herman Rahtz on Thursday. Mrs. Erna Engelbart won the door prize and Mrs. Flossie Held won the contest prize. Lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. Fred Severin will be the October hostess. Mrs. Lester Bruhn hosted the Duzin Club at her home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. George Deichmann won the door prize. Prizes in canasta went to Mrs. Bernard Schaf for high and Mrs. Harold Svoboda for low. Mrs. Victor Wiese will be the October hostess.

Victor Wiese

NOW strike gains broad backing across the country

National Organization for Women reports thousands of letters and calls from women and men nationwide urging participation in a one day strike on October 29. Cindy Clark says the action aims to show women provide 51 percent of household support and invites all women to join, even those in non feminist circles.

Washington UPI National Organization For Women Cindy Clark San Jose Calif Capitol Hill

Kennsington Meeting at J Carlson Home

Kensington members gathered Thursday at Johnny Carlson's Silver Creek home. New cookbooks were priced, gifts for shut ins discussed, and hostess Mrs C R Carlson received the gift. Lunch followed. Next meeting in October will be hosted by Mrs Irene Meachan in Osceola.

Silver Creek C.E.S. Kensington Johnny Carlson C. R. Carlson Irene Meachan Osceola

Pike Criticizes Intelligence Community For Waste And Red Tape

Rep Otis Pike chairing the House intelligence committee says the U S intelligence system wastes taxpayers money and its red tape blocks advance warning of attacks He accuses Secretary Kissinger of blocking essential information for the committee’s probe into intelligence practices.

Washington

Regulations approved ease access to criminal records in state

The State Crime Commission approved regulations to let citizens learn which criminal records are on them, with enforcement by federal funds and orders to agencies not in compliance. The rules cover all state criminal justice agencies, excluding informants and ongoing investigations.

Lincoln, Neb UPI State Crime Commission

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