Guerrillas Seek to Reshape Kissinger Peace Plan
Beirut analysts say escalating Palestinian guerrilla attacks inside Israel aim to provoke Israeli strikes that force Egypt and Syria to abandon Kissinger's disengagement and rush to Lebanon's aid. They warn Lebanon could bear the cost as Cairo and Damascus hedge on full Arab action.
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Alex Efty
Associated Press
Beirut
Lebanon
Israel
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Syria
Kissinger
Cairo
Damascus
Kamel el Assad
Moshe Dayan
Yitzhak Rabin
Palestinan
WAFA
Nahariyva
Jerusalem
Aharon Yariv
Yariv
al Fatah
Yasir Arafat
Golan Front
Quneitra
Golan Heights
U.N
Mt. Hermon
Rafid
Golan
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
Sudan
Khartoum
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
United Nations
Presbyterians Vote Reunion Plan
The United Presbyterian Church voted unanimously to study a plan for reunion with the Southern Presbyterians, who split during the Civil War. The two denominations could unite as early as 1977, with assemblies in 1976 to decide.
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Louisville
United Presbyterian Church
Robert C. Lamar
Albany
N.Y
United Presbyterians
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Plastics Safety Debate on Vinyl Chloride Rules
AFL-CIO health chief Bommarito urged tough vinyl chloride limits at Labor Department hearings, noting 50 ppm temporary standards versus 500 ppm before. Industry officials led by Anton Vittone argued a no detectable level is unachievable and would shutter plants, with studies predicting 1.7 to 2.2 million jobs at stake and $65 to $90 billion annual output losses if immediate shutdown occurred. OSH administration disputed the immediate drastic impact claim.
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Afl-Cio
Labor Department
Bommarito
Anton Vittone
B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co
Society of the Plastics Industry Inc
Vittone
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Reagan To Speak At GOP Rally In Charlotte
Gov Ronald Reagan of California will be the main speaker at a statewide Republican rally in Charlotte for fall elections. A Helms spokesperson said a coalition of state Republican groups sponsors the event with plans for a fund raising reception before the rally. Ticket prices are not yet set. Reagan will bolster Rep James Martin's congressional bid, William Stevens's Senate campaign, and James Carson Jr.'s bid for state attorney general. He is committed to the engagement.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
California
Charlotte
Jesse Helms
R-N
James Martin
R-N.c
U.S. Senate
William Stevens
James Carson Jr
Helms
Reagan
Small Craft Warnings Up All Along Coast
A low pressure system drenched Central Florida with heavy rains and tidal flooding before moving northeast toward North Carolina. Winds up to 60 mph triggered small craft warnings from Florida to Missouri, with Florida coast tides rising as high as four feet and flooding in St. Petersburg and surrounding areas. A separate tropical depression near Campeche prompted Cuba evacuations and watches for potential strengthening.
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Miami
Florida
Atlantic
Portland
National Hurricane Center
Daytona Beach
Fla
North Carolina
Hurricane Center
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Gulf of Mexico
Weather Bureau
Tampa Bay
New Orleans
Yucatan Peninsula
Campeche
Mexico
Havana Radio
Cuba
Yucatan
Trade (Continued from Page One) May deficits and trade totals
Prices of many agricultural commodities including wheat have fallen since last fall. May trade deficit reached 777 million dollars, with May exports over 7.6 billion dollars and imports 8.4 billion, up 3.3 percent. Foreign oil costs remained the largest import factor, at over 25 percent of imports, with 193 million barrels imported for more than 2.2 billion dollars, nearly four times last year.
Supreme Court Tosses Libel Judgment Against NALC Unit
The Supreme Court, in a 6 3 decision, overturned a $165000 libel ruling against the National Association of Letter Carriers and its Richmond VA unit over a June 1970 newsletter that labeled three postal workers as scabs. The court ruled the epithet scale was protected under federal law and that naming the individuals as scabs was true.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Association of Letter Carriers
Richmond
High Court
Old Dominion Branch No. 496
NALC
Judas
Benedict Arnold
Henry M. Austin
L. D. Brown
Roy P. Zeigengesit
Thurgood Marshall
Virginia
Virginia Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell
Calley Case Fueled by Westmoreland Ties and Legal Debate
Calley’s lawyers accuse Westmoreland now retired of personal interest in the My Lai case and of influencing its handling while Westmoreland commended Company C after the operation. They call the murder statute unfair as applied to civilian slayings, while Army prosecutors contend the killings occurred outside combat rules.
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Calley
Westmoreland
J. Houston Gordon
Thas
C Company
My Lai
Gordon
Edward Newton
Army
Kissinger Briefed Allies on Moscow Summit and China Visit
New details show NATO allies received a thorough briefing on the Moscow summit goals while Kissinger planned a China trip for October. In Brussels officials said the 1972 nuclear treaty loophole was closed last week by technicians, with the U S confirming no addition of 70 sea-based missiles without counts. Kissinger denied negotiating a secret pact to boost Soviet missile strength.
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New York Times
Pentagon
U.S
Daniel Ellsberg
Rand Corp
Thinktank
Santa Monica
Calif
Nixon
White House
Plumbers
John Ehrlichman
Tion
Ottawa
NATO
Moscow
Kissinger
China
Washington
Brussels
Walter R. Tkach
Belgium
United States
Soviet Union
Air Force One
Henry A. Kissinger
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Sacra Mento
Tulsa
Okla
Galveston
Fort Worth
Tex
Calvin Wheelock
Sacramento
Boy Scouts
Joseph Hoover
Bay Area Council of
New Brunswick
N.J
John M. Claerhout
Robin Meadows
Buckskin Council of
West Virginia
Guy Miller
Portland, Ore
Russia Launches New Space Station
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union launched a new Space laboratory on Tuesday and Western experts predicted a potential manned flight could occur during President Nixon's Moscow visit. Details on the Salyut 3 station were scarce and no confirmation of a Soyuz linkup was given. A group at Star City training on the 1975 Soyuz Apollo project knew little of the developments.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Nixon
Space Station
United States
Star City Space Training Center
Tass
Right to reply case tests press freedom limits in Florida
The Florida Supreme Court upheld a law requiring space for a political candidate to reply to editorials in the Miami Herald, a decision supported by Knight Newspapers. The ruling extends libel standards for private individuals, while Justice White dissented on related points. The piece notes ongoing debates over press power and public figures in libel cases.
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Pat L. Tornillo
Florida
Miami Herald
Florida Supreme Court
Herald
Miami
Lee Hills
Knight Newspapers Inc
Knight
Hills
Tornillo
Byron R. White
Burger
White
Gasoline distribution varies by region across states
Gas supply remains tight in New England while the western states Colorado Montana North Dakota South Dakota Utah and Wyoming show easier access. Only two turnpikes retain odd-even rationing the J F K Memorial Highway and the Massachusetts Turnpike. Fewer than half of dealers surveyed are limiting purchases.
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Colorado
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
New England
J. F. K. Memorial Highway
Massachusetts Turnpike
Dairy lobbying fuels dairy price support debate in Congress
Democrats accused of partisan bias in panel questioning as they debate milk price supports. Rep. Wiley Mayne cited dairy co op contributions to Nixon's campaign, saying lawmakers on both sides received funds from dairy groups. Mayne highlighted 1970 and 1971 figures of $152,232 and $43,325 respectively.
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Nixon
Peter Rodina
Newark
Wiley Mayne
Town
Congress
Ray Thornton
D-Ark
Mayne
Beltone offers free tiny hearing aid model
Beltone announces a free non-operating model of the smallest hearing aid ever made. The unit weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level with no body wires. Write to Dept. 9647, Beltone Electronics Corp., Chicago, Ill., to receive yours, as thousands have already been mailed.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
Victoria St
Chicago, Ill
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Grant
5Th Circuit
Russia
Lewis F. Powell Jr
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Washington Post
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Gilbert’s Insurance Agency
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