Egypt Faces Dilemma in Middle East Peace Drive
The article outlines Sadat's push for a peace process with Israel, tensions with the Arab world, and reliance on external referees. It notes Egypt’s expulsion of Soviet advisers, military shake‑ups, and hesitance to risk war without guaranteed support. It discusses oil power, Arab unity hopes, and the Western role in pressuring peace initiatives.
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VF. Sims
Sidku
Sadat
Beirut
API
Albe
Hafez
Middle East
Suria
Israel
Egypt
United States
Cairo
Arabia
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Dol
Injmoving
Lebanon
Col
Moam
Mer Khadafy
Libya
Godot
United Nations
Middleja
Palestine
East
Anwar
Suez Canal
Gamal Abdel- Nasser
Soviet Union
Arab Socialist Union
Iven
Aziz Sidky
Moscow
Hussein
Union
Assad
Syria
USDA To Cut Off Disaster Funds
The Agriculture Department will halt all emergency rural aid by the Farmers Home Administration in presidentially designated disaster areas as of January 15. The move affects counties specified in areas hit by Tropical Storm Agnes and the Rapid City South Dakota flood area with broader aid already restricted in areas designated by the President or by the secretary of agriculture.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Farmers Home Administration
USDA
Agnes
Rapid City
S.D
Secretary of Agriculture
Smith Announces State Appointees
Gov Preston Smith reappoints Dr Harold E Dregne to the Seed and Plant Board along with nine state board and commission appointments. Other seed board appointees include Dr Morris E Bloodworth Douglas M. Conlee Wilmer Smith Grady Clark Jr and Heino Staffeldr. Bob Lilly succeeds George W Apple on the Texas Animal Health Commission. Oscar Soliz joins the Criminal Justice Council. Mrs Ruby Kless Sondock replaces Judge Jack B Smith Jr in Domestic Relations Court No 5 and Judge Jose P R Alamia replaces Judge Fidencio Guerra as presiding judge of the 5th Administrative Judicial District.
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Preston Smith
Harold E. Dregne
Seed and Plant Board
Morris E. Bloodworth
College Station
Douglas MM. Conlee
Waco
Wilmer Smith
Wilson
Grady Clark Jr
Corpus Christi
Heino Staffeldr
Austin
Bob Lilly
San Antonio
George W. Apple
Texas Animal Health Commission
Oscar Soliz
Criminal Justice Council
Ruby Kless Sondock
Houston
Jack B. Smith Jr
Jose PR. Alamia
2Nd District’ Court of
Edinburgh
Fidencio Guerra
HCJC Classes Set In Lamesa
HCJC president Thomas Saller announced the Lamesa Extension Center will begin classes January 15 offering a variety of vocational technical and academic courses.
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Howard County Junior College
Thomas Saller
Lamesa Extension Center
HCJC
Hotel Blaze Kills One and Hurts Four
A hotel fire at the Hotel Loyal in OMAHA Nebraska killed 56 year old John Parkins a Union Pacific Railroad employee and injured four others. Two of the injured remained hospitalized with smoke inhalation as crews worked to determine the cause and safety issues after a fuse failure disrupted power to three rooms.
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Omaua
Neb
John Parkins
Union Pacific Railroad
Loyal
Lutheran Hospital
Vernon van Scoy
van Scoy
Carl Ferguson
Ferguson
Georgia Jones
Plane Crash Victim Dies After Frozen Rescue in Arkansas
Laura Handley 24 of Florissant Missouri dies in hospital after surviving two freezing nights following a single engine plane crash near Mena Arkansas. Her 5 year old son Keith and husband Jack Handley 26 and infant Ric were found in the wreckage. Keith was later released to grandparents in Temple Texas.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Cap
Florissant
Mena
Laura ‘Handley
Temple
Tex
Handley
Keith
Big Spring Chamber of Commerce Drops 1974 Banquet
Ron Mercer, manager, announced the Big Spring Chamber of Commerce will not hold its annual banquet in 1974 due to cost and time. He said funds and effort could be redirected, with plans to use the extension center for about 250 members.
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Big Spring
Ron Mercer
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