Peace momentum tested as Israelis, Egyptians push talks
AP analysis notes Begin’s claimed progress must translate into action with ministerial talks on Sinai withdrawal and Palestinian issues. Weizman and Gamasy to discuss military terms while Dayan and Kamel tackle the Palestinian Arab problem. Sadat rejects Israeli self rule for Arabs but hints Palestinians may join talks. The US and UN roles loom as negotiations shift to Jerusalem with possible Palestinian representation from areas under Israeli control.
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Larry Thorson
Associated Press
TEL Aviv
Menahem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Egypt
Avraham Tamir
Cairo
Sinai
Ezer Weizman
Abdel Ghani Et Gamasy
Moshe Dayan
Mohammed Kamel
Sadat
Mideast
Ismailia
Begin
Bein
United States
United Nations
Jerusalem
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Sandy Sinai
Mobile Missiles Worry Pentagon
Washington reports say Russia may be deploying a mobile land based missile with 4000 mile range, potentially extended to 5500 nautical miles by adding a third stage. The move could shift strategic balance as mobile bases complicate targeting and deployment concerns grow amid delays in confirming deployment of the SS-20.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Europe
China
Middle East
U.S
Pentagon
US Comics Targeted by Soviet Critics in New Book
In Moscow the Soviet book Imperialism The Enemy of Humanity criticizes American comic books as tools of the military-industrial complex that promote bourgeois ideology anti-Communism and disrespect for science. It cites Captain America as an emblem of the free world in the anti Communist struggle and condemns violence and militarism in comics while noting lighter titles like Peanuts and Dennis the Menace. The essay argues comics propagate propaganda and that distribution is controlled by powerful ruling class interests and the military complex. A separate item reports a birth in Paris of Robert Paul Starrett weighing eight pounds seven ounces. A Komsomolskaya Pravda cartoon depicts a New York resident driven to despair over bills, then saved by a first aid squad and charged a bill.
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Moscow
U.S
West
United States
Soviet Union
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Communist Youth League
New York
New Births at Audrain Medical Center in Early Saturday
Heather Elizabeth Aston daughter of John W. and Mrs. Aston of Laddonia born Saturday at 6:30 p.m. weighing seven pounds three ounces. Jody Amanda Landis daughter of Ronnie D. Landis of Auxvasse born Saturday at 7:15 a.m. weighing seven pounds four ounces. Todd Nicholas Atkinson son of Roger G. Atkinson of Auxvasse born Monday at 9:06 a.m. weighing fourteen ounces.
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Heather Elizabeth Aston
John W. Aston
Laddonia
Audrain Medical Center
Aston
Ronnie D. Landis
Auxvasse
Jody Amanda Landis
Landis
Val-Dline
Roger G. Atkinson
Todd Nicholas Atkinson
Atkinson
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Mexico
Disagreement Over Victim Tie Faces Hillside Strangler Probe
Los Angeles investigators wrestling with the Hillside Strangler case clash over whether one or two weekend victims fit the pattern. Agencies dispute connections among slain young women as tensions rise between Glendale and LAPD over disclosure and sexual assault details. Kimberly Diane Martin named as alleged 11th victim amid broader cooperation frictions.
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Los Angeles
Sheriff's Office
Glendale
Phil Bollington
Margaret Elizabeth Madrid
City of
Industry
Theresa Berry
Pomona
Walnut
William Booth
Strangler
Miss Berry
Madrid
Kristina Weckler
Duane Baker
Bob Danbacher
Kimberly Diane Martin
Immigrants Answer Solzhenitsyn Plea for Memories
Russian emigrants in the United States Europe Australia and Japan have responded to Alexander Solzhenitsyn's appeal for recollections of native Russia. His interpreter notes the writer asked for memories for a Russian Memorial Library. Irene Alberti, family spokesman, said no material has arrived from the Soviet Union yet.
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Soviet Union
Solzhenitsyn
Birth of April Dawn Kennon in Thompson
April Dawn Kennon is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael J Kennon of Thompson born Sunday at 7 04 a m at Audrain Medical Center weighing eight pounds one ounce Mr Kennon works for the A P Green Refractories Co
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April Dawn Kennon
Michael J. Kennon
Thompson
Audrain Medical Center
Kennon
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Charlie Chaplin Buried in Simple Swiss Ceremony
In Corsier sur Vevey Switzerland Charlie Chaplin 88 was buried in a rain swept 20 minute ceremony attended by about 30 relatives close friends and staff and observed by about 150 reporters and villagers. His widow Oona and seven of eight children stood by as clergy offered a brief tribute and prayer before the coffin was lowered.
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Corsier-Sur-Vevey
Switzerland
Charlie Chaplin
Lake Geneva
French Alps
Chaplin
Oona
David Miller
Church of England
Lausanne
Richard Thomson
Miller
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Dennis the Menace
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Russell Stover
Candy
Southmor
South Clark Street
James Sutton
Albuquerque
N. M
Sutton
Richard Vance
Cavendish
Laddonia & Rural Fire Association
Charles Gorman Sec
Robert Af Holt
Dawn Kennon
Liberty Theatre
Pfterson
Eeeseesseseese
Beni
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Pizza S Hut
Pizza Hut
Thomson
American Legion Hall
Mexico, Mo
West Plaza
LA Mexico
Kline
White Sale
Fieldcrest
Bath
Ambassador” Loop Towels
Queen
Wamsutta
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