Arabs enter talks at UN General Assembly debate
Jordanian Foreign Minister Abdul Monem Rifa i opens the Arab reply as peace efforts run on three tracks. Abba Eban urged Israel Jordan Egypt and Syria to reaffirm 1967 Security Council terms and to announce readiness to negotiate peace and borders.
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Jordan accuses U S of blocking Middle East talks at UN
Jordan's deputy premier Abdul Monem Rifa'i told the United Nations General Assembly that the United States backs Israel’s position on borders and troop withdrawal, hindering Big Four efforts for a peace settlement. He urged Israel to withdraw from 1967 occupied territory and condemned new US Phantom jet deliveries.
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Pardoned Sawyer seeks compensation with Bellis help
San Francisco lawyer Melvin Belli said he will petition Kansas for compensation to Frank Sawyer 70 after 37 years in prison for a bank robbery he did not commit. Belli suggested possible damages and a discreet court action. Sawyer appeared on a Canadian program with Alvin Karpis who confessed to the 1932 robbery.
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Gromyko Rogers Meet for Talks at United Nations
The Nixon administration watches as State Secretary Rogers and Foreign Minister Gromyko hold talks to gauge Soviet willingness on missile talks Middle East and Berlin. Moscow responses mix potential gains with long silence on U S readiness to begin arms talks. Opportunities for October Helsinki disarmament talks loom as Gromyko signals shifts in Vietnam and Middle East positions.
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Mexico City jet crash toll may reach forty
A Mexico City International Airport Boeing 727 crash after landing from Chicago left 53 people admitted to hospitals, with reports varying on fatalities from 9 to over 40. debris and muddy water hampered rescue efforts as Red Cross and airport crews searched the wreckage.
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U K press faces crisis as wildcat strikes threaten papers
London papers of IPC face disruption with 9.5 million copies lost amid three week strike action. Trade groups meet as union leaders push for broader pay differentials and possible suspension of The Sun over year end.
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Prudential Finance creditors seek Ontario action over collapse
Creditors of the bankrupt Prudential Finance Corp. voted to sue the Ontario government and the Ontario Securities Commission for negligence in the 1966 collapse. About 600 members approved a plan to seek 160 percent of losses, with payouts to unsecured creditors totaling roughly 15 percent. The suit aims to recover funds while cases against four principals face legal hurdles.
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Intercept Seizes Half Ton Marijuana Across Border
Operation Intercept गए the U S drive to cut drug flow from Mexico as authorities reported a half ton of marijuana seized aboard a plane and thousands of pounds more at the border. A massive inspection line at San Ysidro processed 90 000 people in 30 000 cars returning from Mexico while 20 000 pedestrians waited for checks. A pilot from Seattle was arrested after a 1000 pound marijuana flight from Mazatlan to Berkeley was forced to land in Bakersfield.
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Barricades fall as inquiry opens in Northern Ireland violence
In Londonderry a three man tribunal led by Sir Leslie Scarman opened a public inquiry into Northern Ireland unrest as Bogside barricades came down. Residents painted a white line across streets while police restricted access, and Bernadette Devlin faced summonses tied to Londonderry riots.
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AMC Auto Workers authorize strike to push parity
Milwaukee AP reports AMC workers authorize union negotiators to strike if needed to raise contracts to par with Chrysler Ford and GM. Reuters Parvati River floods in India allegedly drown nearly 70 as bus plunges in central India. AP Washington plans to cut US armed forces by 77500, idle 200 planes and mothball 22 ships. Athens AP reports blasts at City Hall and main post office with no injuries.
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