Arafat Leaves UN Split Over Palestine Fates
Arab guerrilla leader Yasser Arafat spoke at the United Nations calling for a Palestinian state where Jews Arabs and Christians can live together. Israel warned that implied end of the Jewish state as tensions rose in the General Assembly.
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Assembly
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Rabat
Jordan
Hussein
Nablus
PLO
Lebanon
Ahmed Esmar Abdel Meguid
Yosef Tekoah
World Food Conference proposes broad aid package
Delegates at the World Food Conference agreed on four resolutions covering water management, irrigation, population balance, and women’s role in policy, while remaining divided on immediate food aid. Discussion highlighted funding questions as major grain producers balk at next year’s 12 million ton gap.
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UPI
Africa
sub-Sahara
Addeke H. Boerma
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
Nixon Returns Home Amid Ongoing Blood Pressure Concerns
Former president Richard Nixon left Lovelace Hospital after 23 days with fragile blood pressure and other ailments. Doctors warned stress can spike his pressure, and a court-appointed panel was named to assess his fitness to testify in the Watergate case by November 29.
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UPI
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U.S. District Court
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California
Lungren
Herbert J. Miller Jr
Sirica
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Tricia
Julie
Ford
Imelda Marcos
Bebe Rebozo
Robert Abplanalp
Griffin accuses Democrats of stalling Rockefeller vote
Senate Republican Whip Robert Griffin charges Democrats with dilly dallying on the confirmation of Nelson Rockefeller as vice president nominee. He says delay risks 25th Amendment operations while Democrats defend diligence amid FBI and Rockefeller disclosures.
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UPI
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Michigan
Griffin
Howard W. Cannon
D-New
Cannon
FBI
Ford
LaRue Testifies Payments Aimed to Silence Watergate Burglars
Fredrick C. LaRue described to jurors how nearly $500,000 in cash was channeled to the Watergate burglars to maintain silence. He testified he wore gloves at times to avoid leaving fingerprints and that funds were tied to commitments from White House and campaign officials. He added former aide Charles Rebozo provided a $25,000 donation and that Attorney General Mitchell approved a $75,000 payment for legal fees amid pressure from Hunt.
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UPI
Fredrick C. LaRue
LaRue
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Richard Ben-Veniste
White House
William O Bittman
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Bittman
Hunt
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Manyon Millican
Charles G.bebe Rebozo
Ford rebukes Joint Chiefs chief over anti Semitic remarks
President Ford summoned Chairman George S. Brown to the Oval Office and rebuked him for saying that Jews have too much influence in the United States. Brown apologized, and Nessen said there was no firing or resignation, with no policy cover up.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Oval Office
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Brown
Nessen
White House
Duke University
Washington Post
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James R. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Gen. Brown
Greece to vote on monarchy after election
Premier Constantine Caramanlis pledged an absolutely democratic referendum on December 8 to decide Greece's political regime. He announced the plan after the election, aiming to quiet opposition and let voters freely choose whether to restore the monarchy or maintain the republic.
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UPI
Constantine Caramanlis
Greece
Caramanlis
New Democracy
Constantine
Moretti Denies Campaign Law Violations in California
Former Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti rejects claims by the People's Lobby that he flouted campaign rules. The activist group announced plans to sue over alleged report discrepancies and transfers meant to disguise 130000 in contributions and expenditures as Gov elect Brown weighs him for an administration post.
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UPI
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People’s Lobby
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
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Joe A. Gonsalves
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R-Downey
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