Israel offers Sinai concessions in secret peace plan Time says
Time magazine reports Israel proposed returning two thirds of Sinai to Egypt excluding Gaza and southern Sinai as a demilitarized zone with Gaza kept. The plan seeks to reopen the Suez Canal, maintain security from Elath to Sharm el Sheikh, and includes a Jordanian West Bank settlement proposal by Yigal Allon.
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New York
UPI
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Aeecret
Caria
Time Magazine
Time
Gaza Strip
Sinai
Gulf of Aqaba
Elath
Sharm el Sheikh
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Suez Canal
Jordan
Hussein
Yigal Allon
Husseini
Elath-Aqaba
Allon
West Bank
Jordan River
Irael
Judge allows Mitchell secret testimony in Watergate case
Federal District Judge Charles R. Richey denied a delay in taking depositions from John N. Mitchell and others tied to the Watergate break in. He also temporarily blocked depositions of five men nabbed at Democratic HQ, as the grand jury probe proceeds and civil suit for damages moves forward.
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Washington
Atty
John N. Mitchell
U.S. District Court
Charles R. Richey
Mitchell
Richey
Democratic
Potomac River
Nixon
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Federal Grand Jury
Edward Bennett Williams
Sing
Henry B. Rothblatt
New York
Rothblatt
William Birttman
White House
Howard Hunt Jr
Hunt
Former official faces conflict rules after Soviet grain deals
A former U.S. official announced on October 5 1968 that he would head EDP Technology International Inc. within a year of leaving office. The move triggers a one year foreign interests restriction and related inquiries. Clarence Palmby and Clifford Pulvermacher quit their posts last June as grain sales to the Soviet Union, mostly wheat, were publicized.
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Caer
Ray
Ture
Seo Wi
Peem
Creek i
Amon
EDP Technology International, Inc
Lawa
Clifford G. Pulvermacher
Soviet Union
Eee
Palmby
Continental
Fco
Pulvermachérge
Tnc
New York
Freemain
Ee Stenf
For. A
Sos
Newsman Guilty Of Contempt In Hashish Case
Former Louisville Courier-Journal reporter Paul Branzburg was sentenced to six months in jail for refusing to identify two men observed making hashish in 1969. The contempt ruling followed his refusal to name the individuals before a Jefferson County grand jury.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville Courier—Journal
Louisville
Paul Branzburg
Jefferson
John P. Hayes
Bransburg
Jefferson County
Hayes
Miles Pound
Branzburg
U.S. Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Edwaid A. Schroering Jr
Pound
Courier-Journal
Schroeing
Grand Jury
Supreme Court
High Court
Detroit Free Press
Schroering
Nixon In Law Draws Sea Duty for Six Month Cruise
Julie Nixon Eisenhower will bid farewell to her husband David as he reports to the U S S Albany at Mayport Florida for a six month cruise. The farewell will be private at their Atlantic Beach apartment to avoid press coverage. Julie will move back to the White House to campaign as her husband serves aboard.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Nixon
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
David
U.S.S
Albany
Connie Stuart
Mayport
Fla
Julie
Atlantic Beach
Stuart
Mrs. Stuart
Eisenhowers
White House
Susan
Hurt Man Gets Nearly $4 Million
In Reno Nevada a Washoe District Court verdict awards Keith Bush $3 million for personal injuries from an industrial accident. His wife receives $500000 for loss of companionship, while $50,000 to each of the three children is set aside by the Nevada Supreme Court.
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Reno
Nev
UPI
Keith Bush
Bush
Shelping
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
General Electric Co
Washoe
La Fiesta Set for September at Guadalupe Center
Lubbock Mexican-American groups coordinate La Fiesta to run September 14 to 16 at Guadalupe Neighborhood Center. Activities include Adelita contest for girls 15 to 21, booths, Theatre Chicano performances, and a September 17 parade with awards and dances by Los Diamos. Fund-raising events and a garage sale support the celebration.
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Lubbock
Guadalupe
Ave. P
LULAC
Theatre Chicano
Los Bohemeos
Los Dinos
Reese Afb
Texas Avenue
13Th Street
World Airways to repatriate 160 stranded tourists from Europe
World Airways said it will fly 160 Americans, many students, back to the United States from Europe on Sunday. The airline disavowed tour arrangements but cooperates with the U S Embassy in London and the Department of State to arrange the lowest cost return. The group will land in New York on the London flight.
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Oakland
Calif
UPD
World Airways
United States
Europe
U. S
London
Department of State
New York
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Agra
Eveane
Walt
Iran
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Hound
Schnittker
U.S
Arkculture Department
UADA
USDA
Schone
Stibaldy
Pried Baer
Guadalupe Center
Woens
Broadway
University
Paul Graham CO
Ave
Sears
Orion
Sears, Roebuck and CO
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