China assails Soviet Asia security scheme as Moscow aims for dominance
Hsinhua the Chinese news agency accuses the Soviet Union of using a four year mutual security project to expand military power and economic penetration in Asia. It says most Asian nations reject the plan as a trap and predicts ignominious bankruptcy with no commitment from India.
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China
Soviet Union
United States
Asia
Hsinhua
Moscow
U.S
Egyptian Israeli clash near Suez amid ceasefire breaches
U N reports seven hours of fighting between Egyptian and Israeli troops south of the Suez Canal during a day with 45 ceasefire violations. Israeli advances near Adabiya and a battle near Kilometer 101 on the Cairo Suez road were noted. aircraft intrusions occurred. no casualty data available.
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Myt
Seuz Canal
United Nations
Adabiya
Gulf of Suez
Egypt
III Corps
U.N
Rudolf Stajduhar
Kilometer 101
Cairo-Suez Rd
Syria blasts Geneva talks backing Israeli withdrawal stance
Syria denounces the Geneva phase as focusing on marginal issues. Damascus Radio cites Abdel Halim Khaddam vowing Syria will continue the struggle with Israel until its demands, including full Israeli withdrawal and Palestinian rights, are met.
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Beirut
NYT
Syria
Middle East
Israel
Damascus
Geneva
Suez
Kilometer 101
Cairo-Suez Rd
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Hijackers Still Held in Kuwait Under Security Review
Kuwaiti Minister Abdel Aziz Hussein said the five Palestinian gunmen from the Rome airport attack and Lufthansa hijacking remain in Kuwaiti custody. He noted investigations must finish before handing them to the Palestine Liberation Organization, which had filed an extradition request.
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Nyt
Rome
Lufthansa
Kuwait
Palestine Liberation Organization
Abdel Aziz Hussein
Kuwait Radio
P.L. O
Rabat
P.L.O
Hussein
Gasoline rush as 300 cars queue in Tucson
About 300 cars line up at a Tucson service station on Sunday. Owner Wayne Hodgson reported receiving roughly 9,000 gallons of gas around noon and planned to sell about 6,000 gallons before closing at 4 p.m.
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Tucson
Ariz
Wayne Hodgson
Office Lease Up Sparks New York Boom Hopes
New York office leasing rose 17 percent this year after years of low activity. After 1969s 10 million sq ft peak and 1970s dip to 6.2 million, 1971 saw 2.9 million as World Trade Center and other buildings entered market. Regina Armstrong of the Regional Plan Association argues the slump is temporary and part of the sector cycle.
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New York
NYT
World Trade Center
Regional Plan Association
Regina B. Armstrong
Henry Lambert
Shareholders Seek Court Halt on Signal Oil Sale to British Firm
A group led by Cemp Investments president Leo Kolber files to block Signal Companies sale of oil and gas assets to Burmah Oil Co Ltd. The suit claims the $480 million deal is ill timed and not put to competitive bids, citing 3 million shares held by about 15 stockholders. Signal officials had no comment.
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Nyt
Signal Companies, Inc
Burmah Oil Co., Ltd
Britain
Leo Kolber
Cemp Investments, Ltd
Bronfman Family
Distillers
Kolber
Cemp Investments
Signal
Persian Gulf oil price soars after Gulf ministers meet
A dramatic price rise for Persian Gulf crude was announced in Teheran after a two day Gulf ministers conference. The posted price doubles to about 11.65 dollars per barrel starting January 1, from 5.11 dollars two months earlier and 1.80 dollars three years ago.
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Teheran
Iran
Nyt
Persian Gulf
United States
Europe
Oil prices jump echoes Persian Gulf hike in Teheran
Oil industry spokesmen in the United States expressed little surprise at the Sunday Teheran announcement of doubled Persian Gulf oil prices. A spokesman for a major importer called the figures shocking but not unexpected given current world tensions.
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New York
Nyt
Teheran
Dear Santa and Energy News Mixed in One Page
A collection of child Christmas wish lists from Trinity Alabama families asks Santa for dolls campers guns and more gifts. The page then shifts to a terse energy policy note with MIT economist Adelman calling an oil price move unsurprising and officials from Exxon and the Federal Energy Office giving cautious or no comment amid expectations a living costs panel will review any price increases.
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Exxon Corp
Persian Gulf
Federal Energy Office
State Department
U.S
Teheran
Cost of Living Council
Food supplies expected to stay ample through winter
The Agriculture Department reports beef pork and poultry abundant as winter nears. Analysts say fuel allocations for trucks hauling livestock may keep supplies steady, though higher fuel costs could lift grocery prices next year. Hog on feed up 3 percent from last year while cattle on feed fell 2 percent but remains ample.
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Chicago
Nyt
Agriculture Department
Abonble Snowman Search and Rescue Operations Update
G1 Joe leads search efforts near the Abonble site for a missing snowman figure while training center crews and rescue rigs respond. Electra Glide records and a miniature planes exhibit headline a local event with Kelly Watson noted for organizing activities and a Guinness World Records potential.
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