Meir Visits Frontline Troops Amid POW Exchange Talks
Golda Meir traveled by helicopter to Israeli positions west of the Suez Canal to observe troops as Egypt denied fall of Suez city. Israeli and Egyptian officers met on the Cairo-Port Said road to discuss POW swaps, while Megi’s visit followed news of emergency supplies reaching 20,000 Egyptian troops and ongoing U N involvement.
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Virginians Turn Off By Campaign in Statewide Sampling
A statewide AP sampling across Virginia shows broad voter apathy toward the gubernatorial race with many undecided or planning to abstain. Voters cite lack of issues and post-Watergate fatigue, while Godwin and Howell backers differ on integrity, taxes, and program appeals.
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Egyptian Envoy From Cairo Arrives for Talks with Kissinger
Ismail Fahmy, acting Egyptian foreign minister and ally of President Sadat, arrived in Washington to discuss Arab Israeli peace with Secretary Kissinger. He may meet Nixon. officials say his visit signals the start of talks toward resuming negotiations. Fahmy carries Sadat’s letter and aims to gauge U.S. stance on peacemaking.
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Soviet Union hints U S alert aimed at domestic trouble
The Tass and Pravda papers echoed James Reston of the New York Times, suggesting the U S military alert was a Nixon administration tactic to divert attention from domestic issues. Soviet coverage notes a crisis a day tactic and cites Reston on tapes, impeachment, and political maneuvering amid Egypt and Middle East tensions.
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Cox Urges Legislation For Succeeding Prosecutor Power
Washington AP Archibald Cox urged the Senate panel that a new federal prosecutor should be granted power to sue to obtain White House evidence. He said delays blocking access could undermine independence and noted requests for White House logs and files from the plumbers unit and other aides. Cox acknowledged constitutional doubts but favors legislation to appoint a successor by district court.
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U S Allies to meet Soviets in Vienna talks on troop cuts
In Vienna, the United States and major Western allies meet the Soviet Union for talks on mutual troop reductions in central Europe. Brezhnev signals readiness for realistic steps in 1975, with complex, slow progress anticipated. delegations include East Germany Poland Czechoslovakia Bulgaria Hungary and Romania, plus Austria.
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Barbados Prime Minister Teaches Course in Miami
Barbados prime minister Errol Barrow, 53, teaches a political science course at Florida International University in Miami. He says he is learning as much or more than his students and has been there since September 26.
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Barbados Leader Barrow Reflects From Florida Professorship
Former prime minister Barrow, now a visiting political science professor in Florida, describes teaching a Caribbean conflict and cooperation course. He notes disconnection from academia, concern for leaders unable to travel, and worries about government continuity since Barbados gained independence in 1966.
Christmas Decorations Cut To Conserve Power
An Associated Press survey shows nationwide trimming of Christmas decorations two months before the holiday as fuel shortages bite. Bethlehem Pennsylvania plans a 50 percent cut in displays to save watts, drawing protest from business leaders who fear tourist losses while officials seek compromise.
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Israelis Condemn U S Role in Middle East Crisis
TEL AVIV reports Israeli commentators officials and newspapers criticized the United States for allegedly bowing to Soviet pressure in the Middle East. They urged more U S concern for Israeli war prisoners as Israel granted a relief convoy to the stranded Egyptian 3rd Army near Suez while plans to repatriate wounded Egyptian prisoners were canceled due to refusals by Egypt and Syria to provide Red Cross access. Washington had warned of Moscow intervention to save face.
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Weather Outlook for Virginia and North Carolina
Virginia looks for a high Tuesday in the 60s with clearing tonight and lows in the 30s to 40s. Warmer Wednesday with highs around 60s to 70s. mountains near 50s to 60s. North Carolina mostly partly cloudy Tuesday with a few showers in the northwest mountains. highs 50s to mid 60s. Tuesday night and Wednesday bring lows in the 30s to 40s and highs in the 60s.
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