Kissinger and Israel discuss routes to Sinai peace
Secretary of State Kissinger is weighing four paths to an Israel Egypt peace and is in talks with Israeli officials about Israeli withdrawal from parts of Sinai in return for a nonbelligerency pledge from Egypt. Dinitz and Allon to continue discussions after Allon's speaking tour.
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US Leaders Return From China After Poking East Talks
House Speaker Carl Albert and Republican Leader John Rhodes returned from a three day tour of Communist China. They said Middle East discussions with Chinese officials showed a sharp dispute over Israel support versus Palestine liberation forces, but the talks remained cordial. They met Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua, Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping, and Chu Teh during visits to Peking Shanghai and Canton.
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Nobel laureate warns of global grain depletion threat
Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr Norman Borlaug warned at the Albert Schweitzer Centenary Symposium that world grain stocks are depleted and must be increased yearly to feed a growing population. He directs wheat barley and triticale programs at the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center in Mexico and urged higher production.
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Airlines win discount OK for no frills fare experiment
The Civil Aeronautics Board allowed American Airlines Continental Eastern and Delta to offer 35 percent no frills discounts on competitive routes starting Monday. The five carriers will follow National’s format with advance purchase, Monday to Thursday flights, $10 or 10 percent cancellation, and blackout periods July through Sept and Thanksgiving week. The experiment runs until December 16 and aims to study impact on travel and earnings.
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U S proposes one year delay on auto air bag rule
The Transportation Department proposed a one year delay in regulations requiring all cars built after August 15 to have air bags or passive restraints. No reason was given for the delay, but a spokesman called the air bag issue very controversial. Some automakers warn prices could rise by 300 to 500 dollars. Air bags inflate inside the car to cushion occupants from the dash, steering wheel, and windshield.
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