Israel Reopens Geneva Talks If UN Forces Stay On Golan
Israel will agree to renew Geneva peace talks if the U N forces on the Golan Heights have their U N mandate extended beyond November 30 but Israel will boycott talks with the Palestinian Liberation Organization. Rabin noted Moscow requested a reconvened meeting with PLO present. Egypt meanwhile seized Ras Sadar oil fields in the Sinai and Israel withdrew from the area.
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Geneva
Syria
U.N
Golan Heights
Yitzhak Rabin
Jerusalem
Palestine Liberation Organization
Sadar
Suez City
United Nations
Egypt
Sinai
Rabin
Andrei Gromyko
Henry Kissinger
PLO
Kissinger
Congressional Committee
Harold Saunders
Saunders
Democrats Conclude Liberal Obstacle Course For 1976 Nomination
Liberal Democrats wrapped up cross country forums in Baltimore and other cities as part of the 1976 nomination process. Voters heard six contenders including Fred Harris and Birch Bayh while Morris Udall and Gordon Shapp drew attention for practical support. Others like George Wallace and Lloyd Bentsen showed limited backing from liberal wings. Harris urged unity around issues amid a wide field.
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UPI
Johns Hopkins University
Americans For Democratic Action
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Storm
Henry Jackson
Dwash
Lloyd Bentsen
Dtex
George Wallace
Alabama
Minneapolis
Springfield
Mass
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Udall
Wallace
Sanford
Alabaman
Harris
State GOP chairman warns Reagan run could split party
California Republicans heard from state party chair Paul Haerle at the 10th annual California Republican League convention that Ronald Reagan’s presidential bid could split the party and aid a Democratic victory in 1976. Haerle said Reagan had long decided to run and criticized myths about the race and the impact of a primary fight.
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UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
Paul Haerle
California Republican League
Washington
Reagan
Ford
Paign
League
Haerle
Spain's Prince Announces Language Reforms Amid Franco Crisis
Prince Juan Carlos of Bourbon unveils a decree legalizing regional languages in media and councils to ease tensions after Generalissimo Franco's deteriorating condition. The move follows a prior bid to grant Basque economic autonomy as the ailing dictator remains in grave condition.
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Spain
UPI
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Francisco Franco
Franco
Juan Carlos
la Paz
Nuevo Diario
FBI conducts massive search for possible fugitive in Oregon
The FBI led house to house and air searches in Ontario Oregon for two men linked to a 1973 Custer County riot case. Darlene Nichols was arrested with three others, raising speculation that Dennis Banks or Leonard Peltier may be among the fugitives. A Marlon Brando motor home was seized. authorities did not confirm his involvement.
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Ore
UPI
FBI
Darlene Pearl Nichols
Pine Ridge
S.D
Dennis Banks
Banks
Custer, §.D. County
Marlon Brando
Portland
The
Oregonian
Leonard Peltier
Milwaukee
Wis
Peltier
Hearst Lawyers Seek Two Month Trial Delay
Attorneys for Patricia Hearst seek a two month extension of her December 15 trial date citing a related appellate ruling. They argue her mind remains tangled from alleged brainwashing while with the SLA and call for more prep time. A closed door session with U.S. District Judge Oliver Carter will consider the Moore decision on deducting psychiatry time from the Speedy Trial Act. Hearst, 21, held without bail on bank robbery charges after psychiatric evaluation in San Mateo County Jail.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
U.S
Oliver Carter
U.S Circuit Court of Appeals
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
Miss Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph Hearst
San Mateo County
Redwood City
Supreme Court strikes Utah pregnancy unemployment rule
The Supreme Court voided Utah’s unemployment law presuming ineligibility for women in the last 12 weeks of pregnancy and six weeks post birth. The decision requires individual determinations of ability to work and cites prior rulings on maternity leave. Mary Ann Turner and the ACLU backed the challenge.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Utah
Mary Ann Turner
American Civil Liberties Union
Reagan lashes UN resolution amid 1979 presidential bid
Former California governor Ronald Reagan denounced the UN anti Zionist resolution calling it stupid and vicious and urged a US pullback from UN policy if the body persists. He spoke to 1900 people at an International Sanitary Supply Association meeting while preparing to announce his GOP candidacy. He noted UN members account for only about 10 percent of the world population and viewed Alabama Governor George Wallace as a rival. Also noted is Pioneer 11's 800 million mile trip to Saturn with a September 1979 arrival forecast after a close approach to Jupiter last December.
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UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
United Nations
United States
Reagan
Washington
International Sanitary Supply Association
Alabama
George Wallace
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