Israel backs Begin on right to settle in West Bank
Israel's parliament overwhelmingly supported Prime Minister Menahim Begin's assertion that Jews have a right to live in the West Bank. The vote followed U.S. objections to settlement recognition and came as a committee moved to grant legal status to three West Bank sites founded in 1975. Carter voiced concerns over peace talks while U.N. officials warned the move could hinder negotiations. The dispute centers on a 1967 war era issue and Jordanian sovereignty claims.
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Begin
Israel
West Bank
Jordan River
U.S
Axe
Carter
Uesday
Middle East
Land of Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
U.S. State Department
Cyrus R. Vance
Secretary of State
George McGovern
Dl.d
Geneva Mideast
Committee
Agriculture
Ariel Sharon
Shimon Peres
Rabin
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
New York
United Nations
Security Council
Ofra
Maale Adumim
Camp. Kaddum
Jordan
Land of
United States
AlRai
al -Haab
Geneva
Trade Balance Drops as U S imports surge
Americans bought 25 percent more from overseas than they sold abroad, pushing the monthly U S trade deficit to a record. Imports rose to 12.9 billion with oil and foreign cars driving the rise, while exports fell, signaling continued weakness in the dollar and a potential decade long imbalance.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Treasury Department
Henry Reiss
D-Wis
House Banking Committee
Frank Weil
Bonn
West Germany
Weil
Danville Register Subscription Rates Notice
The Danville Register lists daily and Sunday subscription rates. In city and suburbs carrier delivery is 8c a week. single copies cost 15c. Sunday edition 25c. mail subscriptions available.
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Danville
the Register Publishing Co., Inc
Union St
Virginia and North Carolina Weather Outlook
Sunny in the east and increasing clouds in the west for Thursday with a chance of showers in extreme west. Highs near 90 in the east and low 90s in the west. Showers possible statewide Thursday night into Friday. North Carolina sees partly cloudy skies with scattered showers in the west late Thursday, spreading east Friday. highs in the 70s to near 90 and lows in the 60s.
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Mass burial for Beaudoin family and friend in Prospect
In Prospect Connecticut eight murder victims including 24 year old Chevyl Beaudoin and her seven children were laid to rest side by side at Prospect Town Cemetery. Lorne Acquin 27 has been charged with arson and nine counts of murder in the killings. Funeral Mass at Padua Roman Church featured prayers on why evil exists and a baptismal rite with holy water on the caskets.
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Prospect
Conn
Connecticut
Prospect Town
Chevyl Beaudoin
Father Donnelly
Mrs. Beaudoin
Explosions Hit Trans Alaska Pipeline Detected Late
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP three blasts damaged insulation and two vertical supports on the 48 inch pipeline but did not halt flow. A 26 year old fur trapper is charged with malicious destruction of property. police say detection occurred after several days and may involve more than one person. The site lies 15 miles north of Fairbanks near an old gold mining area.
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Alaska
transAlaska
Roger McCoy
Alaska State Troopers
Public Safety Commission
Talbert
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Wertz
Ported. Pr
Werle
McCoy
Itité
Ier
Rome Dig Finds Earliest Settlement On Capitoline Hill
Archeologists on Capitoline Hill unearthed ceramics bones grains of iron and a canal trace suggesting a shepherd settlement dating Rome’s founding earlier than 753 B C. Prof Pietrangeli said evidence points to a settlement at least five centuries before the traditional date with digs paused for September to assess extent and dates.
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Remus
Carin Pietrangeli
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Tiber
Romie
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Michelangelo
Capitoline Hill
di Decima
Lady Churchill Reported In Satisfactory Condition
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill widow Lady Spencer-Churchill, 92, is in satisfactory condition after abdominal surgery at King Edward VI Hospital. She had quietly sold heirlooms to cover rising costs following wartime leader’s death and taxes. Her recovery is expected to be complete.
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King Edward VI Hospital
Spencer-Churchill
Churchill
Britain
Lady Churchill
Prince's Gate
Witton Churchill
Sir Winston
Lady Church‘ii
National Health Service
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