Kissinger sees path to Israeli Egyptian accord in talks
In Jerusalem Kissinger reports progress after two days of talks with Egyptian President Sadat Syrian President Assad and Israeli leaders. He stresses patience and care in negotiating and says no target dates or fixed percentages for success.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Egypt
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Syria
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Sadat
Davar
Why a Ship Is Called She In Maritime Talk
A discussion from The Interlake Log explains why ships are referred to as she. The piece cites a humorous house magazine note, noting decks, lines, crew, upkeep costs, and paint as reasons for the gendered term, ending with playful maritime imagery.
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Interlake Steamship Co
Picklands Mather & Co
Cleveland
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Unseasonably Cold North Wisconsin Feels Jack Frost Lingers
Weather notes report extreme cold in the Duluth Superior area tied with International Falls and Houston Maine. Temperatures rose only to the 20s and 30s with light snow in spots as a Canadian air mass moves south and clears by Tuesday.
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Jack Frost
Indochina Rebels Attack Ban Me Thuot and Phnom Penh Airport
North Vietnamese tanks hit Ban Me Thuot trapping nine Americans as rebels overrun Duc Lap district town near the Cambodian border. At Phnom Penh airport heavy shelling damaged two airliners, killed five and wounded 22. U.S. embassy staff reassess evacuation as fighting intensifies.
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Highlands
Ban Me Thuot
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
U.S
Lon Nol
Paul Struharik
Agency For International Development
Thuot
Duc Lap
Republican Factions Emerge at Washington GOP Meetings
Two GOP strands were visible in Washington last week with traditionalists controlling party machinery and Ford era leaders pushing for a broader, more open party. The Republican National Committee watered down a reform measure requiring state parties to report inclusivity goals by February 1.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Washington (Ap
Ford
Republican National Committee
Conservatives win as party ends national review demand
Liberals retreated while conservatives carried the day by dropping the requirement for a national party review of state action. The national committee largely departed town, an almost all white upper middle class group.
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National Party
National Committee
Roethe resigns Nasco post amid other interests
Fort Atkinson industrialist Leo W. Roethe quits as Nasco International officer and director citing demands of varied interests. Meanwhile in Washington charges in the Watergate cover-up case against Gordon Strachan are dismissed by U S District Judge John J. Sirica.
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Leo W. Roethe
Fort Atkinson
Nasco International Inc
Washington
John J. Sirica
Watergate
Gordon Strachan
Oil Cartel Break Reported in Slight Price Cut
Kuwait reports another small cut in low sulphur crude by 21 cents a barrel. Observers in London question impact on US and European gasoline and fuel oil prices amid the ongoing oil cartel easing.
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Algena
Dubai
London
United States
Europe
Steiger Criticizes Kissinger Power At Wisconsin Meeting
U S Rep William Steiger argues Kissinger holds too much power as both secretary of State and NSC head. He says Kissinger fuels secrecy that fosters Watergate style scandals during remarks at a Milwaukee milk producers meeting in Hartford Wisconsin.
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Hartford
Wis
Henry Kissinger
William Steiger
Steiger
Kissinger
National Security Council
Milwaukee Cooperative
Congress near approval of tax cut amid Senate debate
Washington A P reports Congress is near approving at least a 21 billion tax cut within two to three weeks. Some senators push for 26 to 35 billion, higher than the House 213 billion figure, as Senate Finance Committee resumes hearings. Senator Humphrey says hopes action can be completed soon.
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Cambodia
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D-Minn
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John J Sparkman
D-Ala
Full
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Sparkman
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D-lowa
Gallup
Indochina
CBS
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Lon Nol
Humphrey
House
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Dminn
Face the Nation
Ford Administration
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Long
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Donald H Rumsfeld
NBC
European Nations Start Common Market Talks
Dublin hosts a two day summit as nine Common Market leaders and foreign ministers discuss concessions for Britain to stay, dairy rules with New Zealand, and a Western push for a more formal COE summit while Brezhnev seeks a wider endorsement of Soviet influence.
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Soviet Union
Harold Wilson
Britain
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Wilson
Dublin Castle
New Zealand
Europe
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Germany
Brezhnev
Helsinki
Garret Fitzgerald
United States
France
West Germany
Car Sales Slowdown Reported After Rebate Ends
After rebates of up to 600 end on Feb 28, dealers report a sharp fall in demand. F M Constantin Jr a Pittsburgh Dodge dealer says sales have slowed since March 1 while Sam Breault a Chrysler Plymouth manager in Baltimore notes showroom traffic has fallen. Lincoln Mercury dealer Richard Echtenkamp says local dealers expect continued weakness.
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F.M. Constantin Jr
Pittsburgh
Dodge
Sam Breault
Chrysler-Plymouth
Baltimore
Buffalo
Richard Echtenkamp
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