U S and Middle East tension rise amid warnings and protests
Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat warned the United States would pay an exorbitant price for sending technicians to Sinai. Israeli PM Rabin predicted Soviet moves to undermine the interim peace, as protests and militant rhetoric ripple through Damascus and Beirut. In Tripoli, Lebanon, fighting subsides after days of clashes and a ceasefire is arranged.
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Indochina
Sinai
Yitzhak Rabin
Soviet Union
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Moscow
Middle East
Damascus
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Sadat
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al Akhbar
Beirut
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Vietnam
Cambodia
Portugal
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Rabin
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Israel
Shimon Peres
Lebanon
Tripoli
Kissinger Mideast Accord Faces Tough Senate Hurdles
Secretary of State Kissinger shows progress on the Geneva accord but faces Senate Foreign Relations Committee scrutiny and calls for sworn testimony. Senators demand full disclosure of terms and potential secret understandings before approving a proposed 3 billion dollar American technician force in Sinai.
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Sinai Desert
Senate
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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D-Ala
Frank Charen Wciano
Mike Mans Fell
Montana
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Jackson
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John L. McClellan
Arkansas
Portugal seeks new confidence after Goncalves ouster
Lisbon sources report President Costa Gomes met with leaders of Portugal's six main parties to reassure the nation after General Vasco Goncalves was removed as prime minister and the ruling council saw moderates gain influence. The talks focused on stabilizing the revolution’s direction and countering Communist influence in local government and media.
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Portugal
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Tancas Army Base
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Adm
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Costa Gomes
Popular Democrats
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Kingspect Times-News subscription notices and rates
The fragment lists subscription pricing and contact details for Kingspect Times-News with names like Nina, Mempaget Frenne, and Ceculaon my Hey. It references delivery options and regional billing lines, indicating a newspaper rate sheet and reader services amid a damaged OCR page.
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