Oil embargo risk in Middle East could stun West says ISS
The Institute of Strategic Studies warned of a possible new Arab oil embargo that could devastate Western economies. A war would invite U.S. intervention, but likely fail to secure oil in time, creating a major rift with Europe and Japan. The 1974 survey notes Israel Egypt Syria arms buildup and potential renewed conflict in 1975.
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Kreisky Seeks Historic Israeli Egyptian Labor Party Talks
Austrian Chancellor Kreisky reportedly pressed for a first ever meeting between Israeli Labor Party members and the Egyptian Socialist Party. A Jerusalem Labor source questions Egyptian commitment while Al Siyassah reports Syrian troop movements in Jordan amid doubts about Geneva peace conference prospects.
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F16 Fighter Made Wheels-Up Emergency Landing in Fort Worth
An Air Force F16, during its first reported incident since selection as the new supersonic fighter, experienced gear failure and fuel limits. Neal Anderson, a General Dynamics test pilot, performed a wheels-up landing at the G D plant airfield in Fort Worth with no injuries or fire. Moderate damage was noted on initial inspection.
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General Dynamics Corp
Forth Worth
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Neal Anderson
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