Sadat asks Geneva Conference resumption with PLO
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat formally requested the United Nations General Assembly for an early resumption of the Mideast peace conference with PLO participation. Israel immediately reacted to the move at U.N. headquarters in New York.
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Angier Biddle Duke
New York
Sadat
Biddle Duke
Abe Beame
Israel Banks
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Wennesday
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
PLO
Chaim Herzog
Abraham D. Beame
Kurt Waldheim
U.N. Committee
Beame
Egypt
Waldheim
Cochairmen
United States
Soviet Union
U.N
A. Esmat Abdel Meguid
Washington
Ford
Soliah linked to Hearst kidnapping case poses death penalty option
Soliah, jailed for housing Hearst and tied to a bank robbery death, urged judge to weigh death-penalty imposition despite a Supreme Court limit. He faces charges of bank robbery resulting in death with fingered Opsahl, while Hearst’s ties to Soliah surface through a jailhouse tape and getaway-car links.
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Soliah
Palmdale
Calif
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Berkeley
Wendy Yoshimura
Kal Dee
Kathleen
Josephine
SLA
James Kilgore
Steven
Myrna Lee Opsaht
FBI
Woran
Oakland
Opsahl
House Rejects Debt Ceiling Bill Delaying U S Increase
The House killed legislation to raise the national debt limit, risking government paralysis if not extended by November 15. The bill would have increased the debt ceiling to 597 billion dollars through March 31, 1976, with Ways and Means Chairman Al Ullman indicating a new proposal will come later.
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Ways and Means Committee
al Ullman
D-Ore
Congress
Treasury
Uman
Ford
Lebanon War Turmoil Intensifies as Civilians Flee
The fighting in Lebanon eased after announcements but sporadic gunfire persisted across areas. US and Egyptian leaders urged restraint and Negotiations between Lebanese factions and the PLO were urged. Foreign guests evacuated from hotels under fire as Moslem snipers dominated the area. The death toll from seven months of fighting nears 6,500 with battles spreading toward luxury districts.
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An- Sadat
Egypt
Sadat
United Nations
PLO
Washington
State Department
United States
Israel
Syria
Lebanon
Holiday Inn
Hoénida
Dliday Inn
St. Georges
Harry Jorissen
Washington Post
Jonathan Randall
Ashrafieh
Damascus
Zuheir Mohsen
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.S
Riviera
Beirut
Justice Douglas Hospitalized With Slight Fever
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas was admitted to Walter Reed Army Hospital for a slight fever. The 77 year old, who uses a wheelchair after a December stroke, rested comfortably and was expected to be released in a few days. He attended a tombstone dedication for Chief Justice Earl Warren in Arlington before admission.
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Supreme Court
Wiliam O. Douglas
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Court
Barrett McGurn
Douglas
McGurn
Arlington National Cemetery
Earl Warren
Walter Reed
Institute For Rehabilitation Medicine
New York University
Gooseprairie
Wash
Bombing in London Mayfair district wounds dozens
Police questioned eight people after a bombing in London's Mayfair left seven or eight badly injured with wounds to arms legs and face. A manager described crowds fleeing while a witness helped bind wounds as others were taken to ambulances. The attack followed other blasts in southeast England linked to Irish Republican Army elements.
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Yan
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Mayfair
England
London Hilton
Hilton
Hugh Fraser
Caroline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Fraser
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Gordon Hamilton Fairley
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Mie
Irish Republic
Scotland Yard
U S Trade Surplus Shrinks in September Quarter
The government reported a 11.2 percent annual jump, with an index rising to three to six percent. Trade activities in the balance of payments showed a $2.3 billion surplus for the three months ending in September, down from $3.3 billion in the prior quarter.
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