Carter Seeks Economic War If Arab Oil Embargo Returns
Democratic hopeful Jimmy Carter warned on Face the Nation that the United States should consider an economic declaration of war against Arab oil producers if they impose another embargo. He recalled yielding during the 1973 crisis but said the U S must not permit it again and would cut off food arms drilling equipment and other exports if an embargo is declared. Carter also projected strong chances in the Florida primary and urged aggressive campaigning against George Wallace.
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Reagan in TV interview defends policies and stance
President hopeful Ronald Reagan outlined plans to shift welfare and education to states, favoring limited federal taxes and oil price decontrol. He defended his California record, touted balanced budgets and criticized forced busing while signaling openness to debates with Ford.
UN Extends Buffer Zone Mandate and Plans Jan Debate
The U N Security Council extended the buffer force on the Golan Heights for six months and scheduled a Middle East debate for January 12. A compromise resolution, supported by four nonaligned members, indicated the PLO would be invited to join the January dialogue. China and Turkey abstained, and the United States backed the measure after a last minute Syria compromise.
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Amnesty insult sparks leftist leader's vow to free prisoners
Madrid released leftist Marcelino Camacho denounces the amnesty as an insult and vows to lead a campaign to free all political prisoners even if it means prison again. He accuses the king and government of using detainees as hostages while opposing Francoist principles and the monarchy. Community celebrations erupt as Camacho returns home.
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Young Delegates Push Into World Council Practices
NAIRUBI Kenya AP Young people once mere fringe voices now participate in the World Council of Churches assembly inside its regular processes. About 10 percent of delegates are under 40, more than double the share from seven years ago. A pre-assembly statement by youths blames global capitalism for inequality and calls for more just relations among humans while pledging to strive for change within Christian discipleship.
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Quake Lingers After Erratic Activity At Volcano
Small magnitude quakes continued through Saturday following several weeks of heightened activity near the volcano. Damage reached 200000 dollars to boats in Hilo with 100000 more along the west coast. Tourists fled to upper hotel areas as waves rose and a water main burst flooded a lobby. Dr Jose Helu of Yonkers noted the experience as educational for his travels.
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Democratic Mayors Draft Urban Policy Amid Platform Clash
Democratic mayors plan a Sunday policy writing session tied to the National League of Cities meeting. They delivered a draft accusing Nixon Ford of waging an undeclared war on cities and warned of $14.8 billion in lost spending power from 1972 to 1974. The draft urges tax code changes and federal housing and highway shifts to spur suburbs, plus federal welfare financing and state funding for schools.
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Israel Surrenders Abu Rudeis Oil Fields to Egypt
Israel signs over the Abu Rudeis oil fields in Sinai to Egyptian technicians and U.N. troops under a Kissinger brokered truce. The move ends eight years of Israeli control and leaves Israel reliant on Iranian oil with U.S. guarantees for supplies.
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