Soviet proposal to resume Geneva Middle East talks
Moscow formally proposed to the United States that the Geneva Middle East conference resume with all parties immediately involved. Tass quoted Anatoly Dobrynin handing Kissinger a message urging that resolution be taken back to Geneva with broad participation. The talks cochair the conference, which adjourned after its December 1973 opening. In Tunis a gunman in the Belgian Embassy threatened to kill two hostages unless his wife returns with $7,000. The four hostages include First Secretary Edmond de Wilde, Chancellor Rene Dillembourg, and two Belgian secretaries married to Tunisians.
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Chile arrests 14 leftists as plot to infiltrate 1200 extremists uncovered
Chilean authorities say a plot to infiltrate 1,200 guerrillas into southern Chile was uncovered. The regime reports the group planned attacks around November 15 and that some entrants were trained in Cuba after crossing from Argentina.
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Kenya Uganda Demand Removal of Soviet Ambassador
Nairobi and Uganda called for the immediate recall of Soviet Ambassador Andrei Zakharov on Monday night accusing him of interfering in Uganda’s affairs and showing disrespect for President Idi Amin. Uganda radio interrupted regular programming with a defense council order for his immediate removal.
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Israelis kill four guerrillas in border gunfight
Israeli troops shot four Arab guerrillas a few hundred yards inside Israel in a Monday gunfight then crossed into Lebanon to hunt for others. Two Lebanese civilians were detained for questioning by the military.
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Mets 7 Named In People in the News
Mets 7 individuals are highlighted in a brief People in the News roundup by Combined News Services detailing personal milestones and current statuses within the organization.
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Schlesinger leaves in flourish at Pentagon farewell
Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger exited the Pentagon amid a trumpeted farewell after Ford dismissed him last week. He urged a stable, ethical defense and detente balanced by military strength as Donald Rumsfeld was named his successor.
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Granddaughter Delayed Entry Reveals Death Case Ties
Beverly Brooks 15 faced disbelief from her grandfather at the Greenville County home as police detained her as a material witness in the death of a girl sharing her name. The body was found among three victims recovered from the river last October.
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Soviet Dancer Seeks British Stay After Flight Miss
Syren Arutunian a Soviet dancer aged 25 failed to board his Moscow bound flight and has applied to stay in Britain, the Home Office said. He belonged to an Armenian troupe that performed two folk dances in London last week.
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Hoffa Named to $400 Week Executive Post With Local 299
Hoffa son of the missing ex Teamsters boss James Hoffa is appointed to a $400 a week executive position with Teamsters Local 299 after delegates to a Local 299 seminar cast a standing vote.
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Vinson Released From Hospital Before 92nd Birthday
Former U S Representative Carl Vinson, longtime Armed Services Committee chair, leaves hospital after a month of circulatory treatment. He served on the House for five terms.
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