Kissinger sails with concrete ideas from Sadat to Israel
After a 23 hour talks with Anwar Sadat in Aswan Henry Kissinger said he would carry concrete new ideas to Israel and hoped for a response that could bridge the Sinai dispute. Sadat said Egypt remains committed to disengagement and warned against limited war while linking Sinai talks to broader Arab concerns. The two leaders also discussed patrols and a phased settlement leading to a Geneva military pact and a nonbelligerency pledge.
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Indian Security Chief Reveals FBI Ties During Wounded Knee Siege
Douglass Durham of Des Moines, an AIM security chief and ally to Dennis Banks, testified he was an FBI operative during the 1973 Wounded Knee siege. He said he passed trial secrets of AIM leaders and their lawyers and faced confrontation about his FBI links in Des Moines and Chicago.
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Humphrey Aide Says Treasury Doubts To Be Resolved
The article details Humphrey's IRS audit after his December disclosure of deductions for public papers to the Minnesota Historical Society. It notes Humphrey paid about 200,891 in federal taxes for 1968–1972 and his papers have been donated since 1957. It also covers related statements about Nixon's similar deductions and the IRS computing back taxes.
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Phnom Penh Airport Explosion Untangles Amid Shelling
Associated Press photographer Neal Uleyich witnessed the blast that shattered airport control tower windows as shells exploded nearby. Insurgents lobbed 34 shells. flights remain halted. Political infighting surrounds Premier Long Boret’s bid to form a new government while Gen Lon Non seeks power, drawing U.S. concern.
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Senate Debates Tax Bill Amid Ford Budget Clash
Senate Democrats push to delay fights on repeal of the depletion allowance to ensure quick passage of a tax cut package. The House boosted the bill with extra rebates and credits while Burns cautions on money supply. Disputes persist between Ford administration officials and Democrats over stimulus versus inflation risk.
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Inflation Rate May Be Cut In Half In December
Private economists foresee inflation slowing from last year's 12 percent to about 6 percent by December with potential to dip further. Recession, high unemployment, and oil-price spikes blamed for the downturn, while signs include three straight wholesale-price declines and falling short-term rates influencing consumer prices. Analysts caution that forecasts vary and a 3 percent year-end rate is still possible.
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Quake Foretold Led to Precaution in Haicheng Area
A letter from the earthquake region describes a 5.5 magnitude quake lasting over two minutes. Authorities claim advance discussions since 1974 allowed warning and protective measures to minimize damage, citing Shenyang Mukden seismological group and Haicheng area in China.
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Southeast flood and tornado outbreak tests rivers and lives
Heavy rains and rare tornadoes swept four Southeastern states. Rivers overflowed as up to two inches of snow were forecast for flood-ravaged west Tennessee. Damages neared 20 million in Tennessee with two drownings. Evacuations surged in towns like Fayetteville and Carthage as Black Warrior and other rivers flooded areas.
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Vietnam War Battle Near Ban Me Thuot Reported
Saigon officials said heavy damage by South Vietnamese bombers knocked out 46 North Vietnamese tanks in four days around Ban Me Thuot. City parts lay in ruins with refugees flooding out. nine Americans and several others reportedly lost radio contact since Wednesday.
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