Israel to soften Sinai terms in new peace talks
Israel would withdraw from the western Mitta and Gidi passes while keeping eastern rises as a buffer, return Abu Rudeis fields, and offer a land corridor to the Suez, seeking a three year accord as talks with Egypt resume under U.S. diplomacy.
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Yitzhak Rubin
Forti
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Anwar Sadat
Alexandria
Sadat
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Sible
Jerusalem
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Gidi
Irsel
Abu Rudeis
Felts
Sinai Peninsula
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Suez Canal
Henry Kissinger
Inulin
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United Nations
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Kissiner
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Israe
Jan- Hing
Ries
Tsrze
Sraeli
Meany slams Ford plan as hurting unemployed workers
President Meany denounces the Ford administration economic program as a callous disregard for millions without jobs. He cites Greenspan’s claim the recession ended but unemployment will persist, urges more public works and federal aid to cities to spur job creation and shrink the deficit.
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Robert A. Dobkin
Labor Weller Washington
APL
George Meany
Ford Administration
Meany
Ford
Alan Greenspan
Greenspan
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GM June Car Sales Rise but Lag 1974 Levels
GM reports mid June car deliveries of 115,714 vs 131,382 a year ago, a 12 percent drop though an improved rate from May. Analysts estimate total U S built car sales around 210,000 to 215,000 for mid June, with Ford and Chrysler to report later. The year to date GM sales stand at 1,574,417, down about 1 percent from last year.
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Mack Worden
Auto Company
Chrysler Corp
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Ford Motor Co
Ford vetoes housing measure amid recession relief debate
President Ford vetoes a 1.2 billion housing bill aimed at aiding builders and buyers. Sponsors say it would finance 40,000 new homes and provide up to 250 a month for two years to avert foreclosures. Administration calls the measure too costly and adds a new layer of federal bureaucracy. Senate passed it 72 to 24. House approved 255 to 155, short of override. Deadline for a decision passed today.
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Ron Nelsen
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Prime Minister Gandhi Allowed to Stay in Office Amid Appeal
Supreme Court justice rules Mrs Gandhi may continue as prime minister while the appeal of her 1971 campaign conviction is heard. Justice Iyer barred voting in Parliament but held no stay on her leadership, a move likely to fuel opposition calls for resignation during the two month appeal process.
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Myron L. Relkind
Associated Press
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India
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Inv Gira Gandhi
Justice V.R. Krishna Iyer
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Madhu Litmaye
Eral
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Syer
Tustice Iyer
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Tull
Ier
Nani Palkhivale
Uefore Iyer
Kissinger Says Foreign Policy Not Campaign Issue
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told a news conference that foreign policy should not be a partisan issue in the 1976 campaign. He defended U.S. alliances, noted uncertain Indochina reports, discussed shuttle diplomacy, and warned allies against feeling pressured by threats to end relations or arms embargoes. He also cited Greece and Turkey amid NATO strains and Cyprus tensions.
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Barry Schweil
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Almine Esne
Middle East
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Ford
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Asia
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Cyprus
Congress
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Thai Cambodian border clashes reported with no casualties
Thai border police clashed with a 40 man Cambodian patrol near Surin early today. Kissinger cited reports of Cambodia Vietnam border clashes and noted no casualties in Thailand. In Laos, Lao soldiers withdrew from the U S charg d affaires residence after an embassy protest.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Vientiane
Laos
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Christian A. Chapman
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