Sadat demands withdrawal before Geneva talks
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat pressed Israel to withdraw from East Jerusalem and other occupied Arab lands before resuming the Geneva peace conference. He warned of a risk of renewed war if the superpowers fail to secure a conference with real progress.
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Yigal Allon
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Weicker vows to stay Republican despite possible independent bid
Sen Lowell Weicker of Connecticut said he will remain a Republican but warned that if denied the party's 1976 Senate nomination he would run as an independent. He noted instinct and polls might favor independence though his choice to seek the party nomination remains irrevocable.
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London Kindergarten Kung-Fu Craze Sparks Parental Alarm
London kinders embrace kung-fu amid a cultural wave sparked by Bruce Lee films and Kung-Fu Monthly. Winifred Frost reports injuries in playgrounds and urges parents to bar martial arts on TV while critics push for licensing and guard against unqualified instructors.
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London
Winifred Frost
Parklands
China says U S Soviet clash risking world order
Beijing quotes People's Daily claiming the U S Soviet confrontation is irreconcilable and life or death. It portrays Washington and Moscow as locked in a protracted struggle for Europe, endangering the old order and highlighting perceived U S imperialist overreach.
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West Germany France Italy face inflation, production drops
West Germany reports inflation at 5.9 percent with 945000 unemployed as year ends and Italy sees November industrial output plunge 11.9 percent. France revalues gold to 170.40 per ounce, planning semiannual readjustments. European Commission urges energy shift and waste disposal funds. Creole Petroleum posts $110 million investment plan in Venezuela for 1975. Opel reports 1974 production down one third to 583,645 vehicles.
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Venezuela
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Argentine Meat Board
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Bayh Declines Desire to Be President but Keeps Option Open
Indiana Senator Birch Bayh said he has no burning desire to win the presidency but has not ruled out a 1976 Democratic bid. He noted no sleep in Lincoln's bed and said he would need serious discussions in Indiana before pursuing a bid, citing past interest in 1972.
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Indianapolis
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