Secret oil talks draw high security to Panama City Bay Point
In Panama City Gulf Coast area secret talks drew elite figures including Saudi oil minister Sheik Ahmed Yamani and executives from Exxon Texaco and Mobil. Security was tight with helicopters, guards, and restricted public access at Bay Point while officials denied formal OPEC or oil company negotiations. Local officials downplayed the meeting as conjecture amid rumors of US Saudi Aramco ties and OPEC influence.
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Nixon Ford Favored Israeli Territorial Withdrawals
A Foreign Policy article by Edward Sheehan cites Nixon and Ford telling Arab leaders the US backed Israeli withdrawal from 1967 occupied lands. It notes Nixon spoke with Sadat in 1974 on restoring Egypt’s border, and with Assad and King Hussein on frontier restitution within a broader peace.
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Labor union backs Jackson push risks 1972 repeat
Edward Carlough of the Sheetmetal Workers union urged labor leaders to back Henry Jackson now or face a repeat of 1972 when neutrality allowed a Republican administration. Jackson has secured endorsements from several international unions as Meany moderates his neutrality amid early primaries. Carlough vows strong effort to help Jackson despite the federation's neutral stance.
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Labor vote split over Jackson and Humphrey support
The article reports that many in the American labor movement may be unable to vote for their preferred candidate. I W Abel and other leaders back a second-choice to Humphrey while endorsing Jackson. Humphrey says he won’t run unless the Democratic convention is deadlocked. Carter and Ford are labeled as untrustworthy by Carlough, with Reagan seen as a dangerous alternative.
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Israel May Trade Land for Peace Amid Mideast Talks
Boston sources say Israel open to trading territory captured in wars for peace with Arab states including Jordan and Egypt. The plan, reportedly proposed by President Ford and Secretary Kissinger to Prime Minister Rabin, urges momentum for 1976 peace and hints at concessions on Sinai Golan Heights and West Bank.
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Miracle recovery after child’s brain-damage pool accident
In Walnut Creek California Sheila Deignan, three, suffered severe brain damage from a May pool accident and was given little hope. After custodial care and hospital treatment she regained eye contact, smiled, and returned home with family support and therapy. She now attends a special Concord school and is described by her mother as a miracle.
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Hughes' Tonopah Mine Set for Gold Output
Sun reports Howard Hughes Summa Corp is near full setup of mining operations in Tonopah to refine gold from the nearby Manhattan mine. The venture aims at about $2.9 million yearly in gold, with production expected soon after an 18 month prep period. Hughes acquired mining rights in the late 1960s for $7.587 million, gaining control of 27 large claims spanning Tonopah and Manhattan.
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