Kissinger and Rabin to huddle in Bonn on Mideast peace
United States and Israel announce Rabin and Kissinger will meet in Bonn on a Saturday to discuss an interim peace accord with Egypt. Reports suggest progress but no final agreement. officials emphasize ongoing questions and clarifications amid regional tension.
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United States
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
One Kissinger
Egypt
Sinai
British Broadcasting Corp
Rabin
Kissinger
Mideast
U.N
Washington
Bonn
West Germany
Europe
Andrei A. Gromyko
Geneva
P Ss
Gidi
Mitra
Sinai Desert
Foreign Ministry
BBC
Ismail Fahmi
Cairo
Coal miners seek wage rise while backing down on fresh demand
In London delegates of Britain's 220000 coal miners unanimously voted to seek a 230 pound weekly wage for top miners but abandoned an immediate 98 percent pay hike after government warnings. Left wingers later accepted a compromise to seek 100 pounds with no deadline. In Baltimore a man, Timothy Frye, faces trespassing charges after a neighbor reported seeing him peering through a bedroom window with his wife.
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UPI
Britain
Harold Wilson
Nore
Arthur Scargill
Yorkshire
Joe Gormley
Derek Ezra
National Coal Board
Wilson
Baltimore
James R. Agnew
Spiro T. Agnew
Timothy Frye
Susan
North Baltimore
Indian police relent as anti-US protestors clash with security
About 150 demonstrators gathered outside a U S building in New Delhi defying a state of emergency order. Police did not move to stop the protest and no arrests were made, though some property damage occurred. Protesters linked to Mrs. Gandhi's Congress party were among those identified.
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India
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U.S
Indira Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru University
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USIS
Gandhi
Congress Party
Nehru Brigade
All-India Youth Congress
Pradesh Congress
Mrs. Gandhi
Tamil Nadu
Revival of low mood era job agencies recommended
UPI report notes Sen. Lloyd Bentsen urges reviving Civilian Conservation Corps and Works Progress Administration to curb generations of unemployed youth. He cites WPA and CCC as models while witnesses warn at least 60 percent of black teens may reach the mid twenties without productive work.
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UPI
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D-Tex
Civilian Conservation Corps
Works Progress Administration
Bentsen
Ford
Congressional Joint Economic Subcommittee On
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Johnson Administration
William Lucy
Coalition of
Lucy
Helicopter Downed During FBI Search on Pine Ridge Reservation
FBI chopper used in hunting killers of two agents on Pine Ridge Reservation was shot down with three bullets. Four aboard. crash located five miles east of the main reserve. NTSB probes. two agents killed in June ambush tied to Jumping Bull Hall. One body found at the scene, identified as Joseph B. Stuntz.
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UPI
FBI
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Clay Brady
Minneapolis
National Transportation Safety Board
Kansas City
Jumping Bull Hall
Jack Coler
Ronald Williams
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Joseph B. Stuntz
Idaho
Coler
Williams
Rapid City
Justice Department
PCPA Opens Season with Oklahoma at Santa Maria
The Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts begins its eleventh Santa Maria season with Oklahoma at the Solvang Festival Theater opening July 19. The season features 92 performances across six plays, special world premiere and adaptations, and a mix of local and national talent.
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Santa Maria
Performing Arts Center
Allan Hancock College
Ado Annie
Judy Denham
Laurey
Shelley Anderson
Beaux
Capt. G. Allan Hancock
Solvang Festival
Conservatory
Donovan Marley
PCPA
Solvang
Performing Arts Centre
Santa Barbara
Rodger’s
Hammerstein
al Rossi
Allen Fletcher
Henrick Ibsen
Peer Gynt
Fletcher
San Francisco
American Conservatory Theater
Laird Williamson
Ashland
Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Dennis Powers
Bram Stoker
Powers
ACT
Public Broadcasting System
Richard Risso
Milwaukee Rep
Ticket Bureau of
Peron Offers Cabinet Shakeup as Argentina Labor Strikes
President Maria Estela Peron reportedly offers to dismiss key ministers and roll back wage cuts to end a major general strike. CGT leaders say labor hopes a firm response will come and cabinet resignations have not yet been accepted. The crisis marks Argentina's worst since the 1973-74 transition from military rule.
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UPI
Maria Estela
Isabel) Peron
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Noticias Argentinas
Argentina
Eron
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