Talks To Advisors Nixon Seeking Mideast Peace
The Nixon administration weighs next moves after A Sisco mission to Israel. Israelis press for Suez reopening concessions while Egyptians hold firm. Rogers may brief the president as U.N. ministers gather.
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Nixon
Mideast
Israel
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Sisco
William P. Rogers
Suez Canal
U.S
Cairo
Rogers
U.N. General Assembly
Al-Ahram
Yisrael Galili
al Ahram
Egypt
U.N. Security Council
Dunn Board Defies Beer Law Over Sunday Sales
Dunn mayor says town council voted to prohibit Sunday beer sales, conflicting with a late 1971 state law that permits brown bagging licenses and Sunday sales until 2 a.m. Officials claim lack of copy of the law and confusion, while a restaurant owner with a brown bag license says he will obey the council.
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Dunn
N.C
General Assembly
Holf
Abe Elmore
Elmore
Harnett County
Nixon visits Maine amid inflation debate and lobster meals
President Nixon toured Maine and New Hampshire with his family enjoying lobster dinners on Penobscot Bay and visiting Minot Island. Editorials in Bangor and Manchester weighed wage-price controls as Nixon aides prepared for primary battles with McCloskey McGovern Jackson and Bayh as Ed Muskie received praise from Nixon. Nixon spoke at Nashua and relaxed with staff ahead of Apollo 15 events.
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Maine
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China
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New Hampshire
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George McGovern
South Dakota
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Bangjor
Edmund 8. Muskie
Coeree Chase Smith
Ed Muskie
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