U N Deeply Involved In Middle East Woes
A historical overview traces the United Nations role in Middle East events from the 1947 Palestine partition to 1967 crisis. It notes four secretaries general, Bernadotte’s assassination, Bunche’s 1949 cease-fire mediations, and the 1956 Suez crisis with U N peacekeeping actions and Security Council debates.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
Middle East
Israel
U.N
Trygve Lie
Norway
Dag Hammarskjold
Sweden
U Thant
Burma
Kurt Waldheim
Austria
Folker Bernadotte
Palestine
League of Nations
Britain
League
U.N. General Assembly
Jerusalem
Security Council
Bernadotte
Ralph J. Bunche
Egypt
Lebanon
Jordan
Syria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal
United States
France
U.S
Israeli air raids widen Middle East war with Damascus Gaza strikes
Israeli jets bombed Damascus major escalation ground fighting along Suez Canal and Golan Heights. Cairo air raid alerts. reports of threats to Beirut area. Combatants claim hits on ministries bases radar sites and vessels with casualties among civilians and refugees.
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Damascus
Middle East
Suez Canal
Golan Heights
Cairo
Israel
Syrian Defense Ministry
Lebanese Defense Ministry
Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Marta Servic
Tel Aviv
Sinai
Homs
United Nations
Jerusalem
U.N
Hafez Assad
Quenitra
el Mansoura
Nile Delta
Sinai Desert
Golan
Egypt
el Qantara
Sinai Peninsula
Agnew criticizes public housing programs as failures
In New York the Vice President called federally subsidized housing schemes for the poor a failure and urged public backing for alternative Nixon administration plans. In Vienna price negotiations between Persian Gulf oil ministers and Western firms paused after two hours with officials saying the sides were far apart. In Washington John Buckley, labeled Nixon campaign spy Fat Jack, testified that he photographed Muskie campaign documents and sent them to the re election HQ.
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New York
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Vienna
Persian Gulf
Washington
John Buckley
Fat Jack
Muskie
Instincts Pay Off Athens Man in Gridiron Forecast
Jerry L. Camp of Athens won $60 as the top finisher in THE DAILY's Gridiron Forecast contest tied with Steve Maxwell of Somerville. Camp chose cash over two Auburn LSU tickets and a $10 subscriber bonus after entering 1,846 entries with only two wrong picks.
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DAILY
Angie Kirk
Jerry Camp
Athens
Jerry L.camp
Camp
Monsanto
Maxwell
Nixon Uses Snoopy in Energy Conservation Drive
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration launches a national energy conservation campaign to cut energy use by five percent this winter. Snoopy, from Charles M Schulz, is used as a symbol with ads, school kits, and consumer tips aimed at reducing heating oil demand by about 400,000 barrels daily.
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Washington
U.S
Nixon
Snoopy
Administration
National Energy Conservation Campaign
Charles M Schultz
Citizen Action urged to cut energy use nationwide
Henry L. Diamond of New York State environmental agency and head of the citizen advisory committee urged proactive citizen action to ensure success in energy conservation programs. He warned Americans must reassess energy use as abundant fuel once obscured costs. See ENERGY on Page 5.
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Henry L. Diamond
New York State Environmental Agency
Citizen's Advisory
Nixon
Citizen Action
Diamond
Silent Gate: Agnew Bribery Probe secrecy revealed
A Justice Department internal report shows only eight officials knew of Agnew bribery and extortion evidence before public disclosure. Key assistants to U.S. Attorney Beall and Deputy AG Ruckelshaus were among those privy. most others denied knowledge, while Beall’s office tracked the Baltimore grand jury inquiry.
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Margaret Gentry Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Justice Department
Department
U.S. District Court
Walter E. Hoffman
Agnew
Glen E. Pommerening
George Beall
Baltimore
Beall
Rtoirnary Trac Raat
Richardson
J.T. Smith
William D. Ruckelshaus
Gary Baise
Henry
Petersen
Philip T. White
Lash LaRue Reemerges At Mission Headquarters In Florida
Western star Lash LaRue now travels to the Mission Power Headquarters in St. Petersburg Florida with a Bible and a mission to win back wayward souls. The 54 year old actor recalls leaving Hollywood in 1961 and notes a past vagrancy arrest years ago with a mere 35 cents in his pocket.
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Lash LaRue
Mission Power
St. Petersburg
Fla
LaRue
Hollywood
73 Action Dim In Remap Suit
In U S District Court Birmingham a Morgan County redistricting case filed July 18 seeks immediate one man one vote reform. Alfred S. Quinn of Decatur asks for a mandatory injunction to redraw the commission with equal District One representation, while the current setup favors a minority. No motions have been filed yet and a pre-trial conference is expected in 1974.
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U. S. District Court
Birmingham
Morgan County Commission
James Hancock
Alfred S. Quinn
Decatur
Commission
Yale College Founded in 1701 Milestone Highlight
In Today's date line for 1701 Yale College was established marking a historic milestone. The notice also lists contact numbers for ads and a weather snippet indicating mid 80s highs and low 60s with a 20 percent chance of rain, alongside a brief regional feature about the Tennessee Valley and a weekly promotion by The Patchwork Peddiers.
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Yale College
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