Jordan Presses for Palestinian voice in peace talks
King Hussein demanded Arab consensus that Jordan represents Palestinians in occupied territories and a free vote on their future before Jordan joins peace talks. He urged Egypt and Syria to commit to no weakening of the demand for total Israeli withdrawal from all occupied lands.
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Reclusive Kenney family found dead in Concord home
Police found Cecilia 84 on the living room couch and siblings Roland 72 and Grace 76 dead in a front bedroom in a Curtis Avenue house. All three likely died of natural causes. Roland had worked for the State Department of Public Works and Grace was a practical nurse.
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State Department of Public Works
Ben-Gurion Dies At 84 In Israel
David Ben-Gurion Israel’s founding father and first premier died in Tel Aviv at 11 a.m. local time after a cerebral hemorrhage. He aged 87? note: body to lie in state at the Knesset and a state funeral planned. survived by two daughters and grandson Alan.
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Arthur Max
Associated Press
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Decision On Gas Rationing Possible By Next Tuesday
STAN BENJAMIN WASHINGTON AP reports that Nixon's Energy Emergency Action group aims to draft rationing plans with decisions possible by next Tuesday. The plan foresees up to 80 percent gasoline cuts for private cars and 20 percent for other vehicles, with price actions pending.
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Krogh to Tell All in Post Sentencing Talk
Egil Krogh Jr. pleads guilty to conspiring in the Ellsberg burglary and agrees to cooperate with Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski. Judge Gesell will sentence Krogh in six to seven weeks, while Krogh seeks to testify after sentencing.
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White House
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Nixon
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Watergate
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Nixon Financies Include CDs At Rebozo Bank
Data on President Nixon’s finances shows he bought certificates of deposit at C G Rebozo headed bank in Key Biscayne Florida. A White House official says the move was like a savings account and not unusual. The six month 100000 dollar CD was purchased on Sept 9 1969 and renewed periodically. The disclosure comes as White House aides gather information for Operation Candor amid Watergate allegations.
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Associated Press
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Nixon
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White House
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Key Biscayne, Fla
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Howard Hughes
San Clemente
Calif
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House Passes Defense Bill Amid Oil Boycott Tensions
The House approved a 74.5 billion defense appropriation after defeating a 3.5 billion spending cut and a plan to halt Arab-nation programs while the oil boycott lasts. An amendment to reduce active military by 22,000 and an Arabia-related boycott rider were rejected in a 336 to 23 and voice vote.
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Associated Press
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Mahon
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Addabbo
D-N.y
Pentagon
Senate to meet Sunday over debt limit clash
The Senate plans a Sunday session for the first time in 112 years amid a tangle from a campaign finance measure attached to the debt limit bill. Officials say about 4.5 billion in cash could cover debts while action is likely before a real crisis. The House opposed the financing provision. a presidential focus compromise stalled after a filibuster.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Senate
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D-Ala
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Senate House Conference Committee
Disappointed But Optimistic Ex POW Faces Layoff
Dennis Chambers, a former Air Force captain and POW in Vietnam, is among 960 Eastern Airlines pilots laid off on January 31 amid an energy crisis. He stays hopeful, noting his career highs and plans to return to Los Angeles with his wife Joanne, who has just become a teacher. They intend to pursue jobs in reserve service and teaching, while conserving energy at home.
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Senate approves 11 percent Social Security rise for 30 million
The Senate voted 66-8 to raise Social Security benefits by 11 percent and create grants for low income working families. The measure, with $2.8 billion in new benefits and work bonus payments up to $400 annually, heads to conference with the House, which already approved an 11 percent increase.
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Associated Press
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