The Nov 22 Resolution Fails To End Mideast War
UN observers warn the 1967 Security Council plan has not produced peace as two years pass. Lord Caradon stresses unity but Arab and Israeli leaders burden the document with mistrust and delays. Egypt’s El Zayyat cites concessions yet laments lost peace years. Israel’s Tekoah calls it historic yet unmet.
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N.Y
Security Council
U.N. Security Council
Mideast
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Lord Caradon
United States
Soviet Union
Israel
Syria
Caradon
Palestine
Egypt
Mohamed Hassan el Zayyat
el Zayyat
Delya
Levant
Russia
America
Yosef Tekoah
Tekoah
Gunnar V. Jarring
U Thant
Auto Workers Reach Tentative Norris Accord in Vernon
A tentative contract settlement ends a 51 day UAW strike at Norris Industries Vernon plant. UAW Local 509 members vote today on the pact with undisclosed details. The walkout began Oct 2 over wages benefits and contract language. the plant produces bomb and shell casings and rockets.
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Los Angeles
UPI
United Auto Workers
Norris Industries
Vernon
UAW
Nixon Urges Business Leaders to Avoid Inflation Bets
President Nixon spoke to nearly 2,000 businessmen in Washington urging restraint to cool the economy. He warned those who bet on inflation will lose, while promising unity and long term prosperity. Top aides outlined a path of monetary and fiscal restraint and tax reform.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Paul W. McCracken
President
Council of Economic Adisers
Secretary of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
Secretary of Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Secretary of Labor
George P Shultz
Indonesian Cites Fear of Japan in Asia
Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik says Japan could become a major source of envy and fear in Asia due to its strong economy. He doubts any imminent threat from China but warns economic dominance might breed resentment. He adds a prosperous Japan could bolster security, yet military strength would unsettle many Asian nations.
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Adam Malik
Japan
China
The
Asia Magazine
Malik
Asia
U S Says Israel Violated War Rule By Collective Punishment
The United States, abstaining at the United Nations, said Israel violated an international agreement by demolishing Arab houses near Hebron as collective punishment in occupied territory. State Department spokesman Carl Bartch urged adherence to the convention and rights of the accused. In a separate item, an Alameda couple died in a car crash west of Lovelock Nevada, when their vehicle left I 80 and hit an embankment. Gail Marie Hecht, 21, was killed. Marion K. Hecht, 22, was injured.
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Israel
State Department
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General Assembly
Social Committee
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France
Middle East
Lovelock
Nev
Alameda
Calif
Interstate 80
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Gail Marie Hecht
Marion K. Hecht
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Senate
Ribicoff
Vietnam
United States Open to Leaving Wheelus Base in Libya
State Department said the United States is willing to abandon Wheelus Air Force Base in Libya and begin negotiations by December 15. The $100 million installation covers about 210 acres and NATO training used it heavily. Both sides agreed to discuss how and when withdrawal would occur, with Libyan leaders already informed.
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United States
Wheelus Air Force Base
Libya
State Department
Wheelus
U.S
Ter
Revolutionary Council
Five Sergeants and Couple Face Fifth Amendment Plea
Five persons including three Army sergeants and a married couple accused of kickbacks and currency manipulation refused to testify at a Senate inquiry into a Vietnam era black market. Witnesses named accounts moving millions through U S banks and links to a code named Prysumeen.
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Senate
Vietnam
Prysumeen
Europe
Mideast
Sgts
James Givens
Billy J. Duggar
Ted Dickerson
Ray
Isobel Evans
Durable goods orders fall modestly amid inflation relief signs
The Commerce Department reported a $300 million drop in durable goods new orders last month to a seasonally adjusted $31.8 billion. Economists welcomed the decline as a potential signal that inflation may be easing.
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UPI
Commerce Department
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