Moderates raise hope of salvaging cease-fire in Ireland
In Belfast moderate Protestants voiced cautious hope for restoring the cease-fire as British officials and Sinn Fein TRA leaders opened negotiations. Protestants denounced talks and threatened to destroy TRA and Catholic supporters. Clergymen and politicians warned groundwork remains to salvage peace amid widespread prayer and protests across Ireland.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
TRA
William Atlen
Church of Ireland
Stanley Worrall
Sinn Fein
Sinn
Long Island bank sold after feared failure
Security National Bank of Long Island, once the nation’s 53rd largest, has been sold to Chemical Bank of New York amid investor confidence losses tied to the Franklin National collapse and a slowing economy. Security National will transfer its assets and liabilities for 40 million dollars, with deposits of 1.3 billion and 80 Long Island offices.
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Long Island
New York
Security National
Hempstead
N.Y
Franklin National
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
James E. Smith
New York City
Chemical Bank
Chemical
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Thomas Hart Benton dies at 85 in Missouri studio
Renowned American painter Thomas Hart Benton, famed for Regionalist works, died at age 85 after collapsing at his Missouri studio late Sunday. The artist had just completed a Country Music Foundation mural and previously created major murals for the Truman Library in Independence and other works across New York and Missouri. His widow Rita noted his lifelong Missouri focus and a career spanning decades with ties to John Stewart Curry and Grant Wood. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Kansas City
Thomas Hart Benton
America
Benton
Rita
Country Music Foundation
Nashville
Tenn
Mississippi
Jesse James
Ozark Hill
Missouri
John Stewart Curry
Kansas
Grant Wood
Iowa
U.S. Senate
Clemente Orozco
New School For Social Research
New York
New York; ‘‘Boomtown,” At the Rochester Museum
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Rita Piacenza
Chelsea Neighborhood Association
Jessie P. Lyman
Los Angeles
Thomas P. Benton
Boston
Arab terrorists fly to Iraq amid airport siege and attacks
AP reports three Arab terrorists using a French plane landed in Baghdad after an Orly airport hostage ordeal. 21 people injured in the 15 minute gunfight. Israel plane unharmed. hostages released. PLO condemned the attack. Separate anti Jewish attacks injure seven in London hotels during a Jewish wedding. King Faisal returns to Saudi Arabia after talks with Sadat and Kissinger’s Sinai pullback plan discussed. Red Cross cease fire enables 1200 Lebanese villagers to return from Kfar Chouba rubble. Israel invites Kissinger to Jerusalem.
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Ezzedine el Kadak
PLO
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Portman
Carlton Towers
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai
Yigal Allon
Washington
Riyadh
Saud
Syria
Jordan
Middle East
Red Cross
Kfar Chouba
Jerusalem
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