Kissinger Begins Second Middle East Peace Tour
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger started a seven nation Middle East swing to push Arab and Israeli leaders toward serious bargaining at the coming peace conference. He will meet Egyptian President Sadat in Cairo after talks with Boumediene in Algeria, with stops planned in Saudi Arabia Syria Jordan Lebanon and Israel. Egypt and Israel move to strengthen positions while Cairo replaces commanders over a war-era mishap. Israel demands a POW list before Syria talks. Dayan warns of non participation otherwise. Eban says Israel will not negotiate with Syria without the list.
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Geneva talks table troubles again
U N officials in Geneva prepared for Middle East peace talks set to begin next Tuesday by arranging a varied assortment of tables for the Conference Chamber at the Palais des Nations. They aim to prevent delays after past sessions where seating arrangements caused openings to be disrupted.
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