Israelis Oppose Move to Resume Middle East Talks
UN diplomats report Israelis were cool to the decision to resume talks on the Middle East conflict. Egypt welcomed the move while Britain France the Soviet Union and the United States plan to reconvene in New York next Tuesday. The goal is to pursue the 1967 Security Council framework and progress on refugees and borders.
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Streisand Barred From New York Park Avenue Co op
Actress Barbra Streisand was denied a $240,000 Park Avenue cooperative apartment. Board president Louis Stanton confirmed the rejection, while a London newspaper quoted a board member alleging the decision was due to not wanting flamboyant Hollywood types. Halloran could not be reached. his wife defended the quote as true.
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Incumbents Victors In New Zealand Election
Prime Minister Keith Holyoake’s National party won a majority in New Zealand’s 80 seat Parliament while Labor led by Norman Kirk failed to unseat him. The Social Credit party lost ground as turnout shaped the post election landscape amid domestic and overseas tensions.
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