Middle East crisis reaches freezing point says Cairo press
Cairo newspapers Al Akbar and Al Akebar say the Middle East crisis has reached a freezing point. They argue US pressure on Israel is essential for any political solution and accuse Washington of stalling with empty proposals. The report notes contrasting views on Suez Canal reopening and ongoing Palestinian guerrilla activity near Jordan and Lebanon. A separate Lebanese communique references clashes near the Israeli border with casualties on both sides. An Israeli poll shows 50 percent approval of Nixon’s Israel policy, up from 45 percent last March.
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Cairo
al Akefibar
U.S
United States
Israel
al Akbar
America
Wale
Middle East
al Akhbar
Heredt
Mahmoud Riad
Suez Canal
Sinai Peninsula
Voice of the Palestinian Revolution Radio
Godhg
Jodan
Jordan
Aaman Radio
Marai
Hahn
Marjayou
Nuclear ban talks resume as SALT negotiators meet
UPI reports detailed discussions in Washington between American and Soviet negotiators at the SALT talks. Aimed at finalizing a treaty this year, the second full session of the current round was held in a serious, constructive atmosphere. Working groups will craft technical proposals on difficult issues, with a five year review provision and breach triggers under consideration.
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UPI
Tsiks
Jon
Cane Lutarde
Bources
Sourcen
Hited
Soviet Univ
Gerard C. Li
Sovkit
Vieimir
Smirnov
American Limbassy
Rehearsal for Okinawa gas removal and compensation
In Okinawa, military authorities rehearsed the removal of about 124100 tons of poison gas shells under "Operation Hert Mat." Okinawans seek roughly 150000 dollars in compensation from Japan. The program begins Thursday, moving gas from storage bunkers to Johnston Island. The US funds 40000 dollars to aid rural governance costs for the move.
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Okinawa
Upt
Ican
Johnston Island
United States
Ike Kin Dies at 32 in 1989 Photo Caption Tie
Digat Eisenhower, 82, brother of late President Dwight D. Eisenhower, died yesterday. His doctor said he suffered two strokes on July 3 and died quietly in a coma.
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Digat Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jete
Common Market Gains Near as Denmark Edges In
European talks reach a near conclusion as Denmark joins the push toward the Common Market. Britain follows, leaving only Traine nd Norway outside. Key negotiator estimates the entry offers a substantial expansion with a 40 to 100 million dollar fee over five years and a shift in governance among the six founding members.
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Brussels
Europe
Denmark
Britain
Traiend
Norway
Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Poul Nybog
Andersen
Europeaty
Uresic Montag
Ceoffrey Ripnay
Fritaiy
Donark
Alga
Fini Agive
Mario
Pes
Halian Srerelanya
Michigan women block joint ownership bill in House vote
Six female Michigan lawmakers rallied male support to defeat a bill allowing a husband to sell a homestead without his wife's consent. The measure would have repealed a 146 year law and targeted sole property owned by the husband. The Senate earlier passed it with little debate.
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Lansing
Mich
UPL
Michigan
Josephine Hunsing Ngut
Lucille McCullough
Senate
Seveth
Daisy Sllivtl
Jigs Keen
J. Raber
Traxter
Panther Wrongly Freed from Wayne County Jail
In Detroit a Black Panther, 18, was mistakenly released after a 30 day contempt sentence. He was to transfer to Southern Michigan Prison for an arson case when jail staff detected the error during prisoner transfers. Authorities urged his parents and attorneys to contact him. if he does not surrender, he will be treated as a fugitive.
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Wayne Country
Southern Michigan
Frank Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Joraire
Tite
Jackson
Mich
Lee
Ley
Tiny Lotus
Lutheran conservatives urge pullout from council
Lutherans in Wisconsin urged withdrawal from the Lutheran Council in the United States as conservatives warned it could become a super church. Missouri Synod leaders argued the council unites Lutherans nationwide, while some conservatives planned to proceed with withdrawal despite council unity talks. Delegates debated women’s roles in worship as the convention continued with discussions on a shared hymnal and worship book.
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Wis
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Lutheran Council
United States
Thomas Spitz
New York
Missouri Synod
American Lutheran Chuva
Lutheran Church In America
America
Inter Luthera Commission
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