Kissinger meets Arab Israeli diplomats for new dialogue
Secretary Henry Kissinger completed talks with Arab and Israeli diplomats seeking a peaceful solution to the Middle East dispute. A State Department spokesman said no new U.S. proposals were offered, but described the discussions as a new kind of dialogue. Kissinger also told Latin American representatives that the United States is starting an urgent examination of its Latin American policy. The United Nations scene saw blocs reject South Africa's credentials over apartheid in a 73 37 vote, condemned by Assembly President Leopoldo Benites. In Northern Ireland moderate leaders reported slight progress toward ending Catholic Protestant violence, though progress hinges on hardline cooperation. talks resume Tuesday.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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United States
United Nations, N.Y
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U.N
Security Council
Assembly
Leopoldo Benites
Ecuador
South Africa
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Northern Ireland
Northwest water drought threatens hydro power output
In Seattle the Northwest faces a 15 billion kilowatt hour deficit as record low reservoir levels threaten hydroelectric generation after an unusually dry summer. Officials warn a dry winter could worsen shortages while the region copes with high demand and potential price pressures.
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Seattle
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Repairmen critically injured by basement transformer blast
In Harrisburg two repairmen were in critical condition after an exploding transformer in a basement of the Federal Office Building. In Pittsburgh an explosive legislative hearing ended with Sen. Thomas Nolan walking out amid threats to voters. In Harrisburg the state’s day care programs receive a $6.4 million supplement from the state treasury per Gov. Shapp.
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Agnew No Immunity in Prosecution Fight
The Justice Department argues Vice President Spiro T. Agnew has no constitutional immunity from criminal prosecution. A 23 page brief says only the president has immunity and impeachment is not a prerequisite to indictment. The case notes past precedents and cites Burr, Jefferson, and Kerner to argue against immunity claims.
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Congress
Oil and Gas Lease Seekers Reported Near Concord Township
Rumors spread that Eastern Gas and Oil Co. of Warren, Ohio, seeks leases in the area. Concord Township farmer Paul Blakeslee said he was contacted and stalled the representative. Supervisors recalled earlier scouting activity years ago. officials could not confirm current outreach.
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Eastern Gas and Oil Co
Rising Costs Push UF Need To $100,000
The United Fund drive raises its goal to 100000 due to higher costs. Last year’s target was 91475, and this year agencies request more funds. Drive runs October 15 through 30 with seven divisions and allocations to Salvation Army Red Cross YMCA Erie Community Services and other agencies.
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Erie woman causes one car crash in Erie County ditch
An Erie woman Emily Bessetti 27 misjudged a left turn on Route 77 near Spartansburg at 2 55 am and drove into a ditch overturning the jeep style vehicle. She was slightly injured but refused treatment. Passenger Bernice Russell Erie was transported to Corry Memorial GI and admitted in satisfactory condition. Vehicle damage about 400 dollars.
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Spring Creek
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Brenizer
Arrest Two Blacks In Boston Slayings
Two teenagers aged 15 and 16 were charged in the killing of 65 year old fisherman Ludivico Louis Barba as part of a broader spate of racially charged violence. One kept on $20,000 bail and the other $30,000. Police said the incidents were linked and are seeking others. A second victim, Evelyn Wagler, 24, died after being forced to pour gasoline on herself and set afire in Roxbury. She identified three black attackers before dying. Federal agents are involved under a coercion law for housing discrimination.
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Dorchester District Court
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Ludivico Louis Barba
Columbia Point
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Jeremiah P. Sullivan
Evelyn Ft Wagler
Roxbury
Wisconsin
Thhree
Atty
James Gabriel
Offer Cash Aid To Find Welfare Dads
Washington report says HEW proposes 50 percent federal reimbursements to help states courts and police locate welfare fathers for child support. The measure targets 7.8 million welfare dependent children with many lacking paternal support and would seek stronger enforcement to shift financial responsibility from taxpayers to fathers.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Louis Hays
General Accounting Office
Tar and Chips On Route 6 Batter Cars
Reports of damage from tar and chips on Route 6 west of here continue to Mount with flying stones blamed for thousands in windshield and headlight damage. At least two crashes are linked to the surface as 10 windshields and 6 headlights have been damaged between here and Union City. Kern Sanford of West Columbus Ave. extension told The Journal he contacted Gov Milton Shapp via a toll free line to complain. He noted taxpayers fund road work and tar and chips but face repair costs, and urged keeping the number public to aid Northwestern Pennsylvania residents. The toll free line is 1-800-032-0784.
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Middle East War Flare Reaches Peak Across Sinai and Golan
Air and ground battles erupt on Israel, Egypt, and Syria front lines as Egypt crosses the Suez Canal and both sides claim breakthroughs. Syrian forces push along the Golan Heights ceasefire line while Israel mobilizes partially and citizens rush to units and shelters amid intensifying hostilities.
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