Sadat and Begin Aim to Forge Peace Amid Optimism and Talks
Historic summit as Sadat and Begin hold a second round of face-to-face discussions in Cairo and Jerusalem with optimism for a broader peace framework. Officials anticipate a joint news conference and possible binding declarations on withdrawal, security guarantees, and a future pact, while Palestinians resist concessions. The leaders' mood is upbeat despite unresolved gaps on Palestinian rights and key territorial questions.
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Anwar Sadat
Menahem Begin
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Begin
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Comets
Middle East
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Regin
Carter
Plains
Fila
Syria
Beirut
Ris
Nayef Hawatmeh
Democratic Front For the Liberation of
Palestine
Hawatmeh
Mhore
Charlie Chaplin dies at 88 on Christmas Day in Switzerland
Vevey Switzerland United Press International reports Charlie Chaplin the Little Tramp star died in his sleep at age 88 with his wife Oona and children at his bedside. He was knighted in 1975 by Queen Elizabeth and had spent his final years largely in Europe. The funeral is private and move to Crans-sur-Lirres Swiss resort planned for New Year.
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UPI
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Charles Chaplin
Queen Elizabeth
Oona Chaplin
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Henri Perrier
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Sale
England
Geneva
Carlton Hotel
Crans-sur-Lirre
Lonne O'Neill
Play Neill
Eugene O'Neill
Cps
Aise
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Sophia Loren
Giscard d'Estaing
Ator
Miss Loren
Dam
Pstere
Geraldine
Madrid
Chaplin Perfected Tramp in Niles in 1915
The death of Charlie Chaplin at 83 marks his link to Niles where he arrived in January 1915 at age 25 to star in five films for Essanay. He created the Tramp character during this period, meeting Edna Purviance, and leaving Niles in April 1916 after producing and starring in several works.
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Charlie Chaplin
Niles
Chaplin
New York
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Edna Purviance
Nore
Essanay
Mutual Studios
Ant
Hollywood
Sales rise sharply in seven South County cities
A state Board of Equalization report shows third quarter sales in seven South County cities up 22.2 percent from the prior year, led by Newark at 44.4 percent and Fremont at 23 percent, with San Leandro up 7 percent amid Western Electric decentralization reducing local sales tax. The statewide gain was 19.7 percent, the highest on record. San Leandro Finance Director Joe Arch links the lag to Western Electric’s shift to multiple Northern California warehouses, reducing the city’s sales tax receipts as the company decentralizes its distribution.
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South County
State Board of Equalization
William M. Bennell
Equalization Board
Newark
Hayward
Fremont
Union City
San Leandro
Joe Arch
Wester Electric Company
Operai
Western Electric
California
Arch
Rain Returns to Bay Area and Sierra Snow
Rain spread across the Bay Area while the Sierra received snow with up to two feet at several California resorts. Forecasts call for continued showers in the Bay Area through today with variable wind and temperatures near the 40s and 50s. Major resorts reported diverse totals from 1 to 24 inches, highlighting widespread snowfall for skiers and drought relief seekers.
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Gilbert M. Anderson
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Sierra Nevada
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