Waldheim warns of real chance of new Middle East war
United Nations Secretary General Kurt Waldheim warns the risk of a new Arab-Israeli war remains real unless a political settlement is reached by spring. He notes UN peacekeeping mandates expire in May and April with renewal needing Israel Egypt and Syria consent. He says Geneva talks hinge on pace of stepwise negotiations and PLO participation remains disputed. Waldheim advocates cooperation on oil prices and raw material terms to avoid conflict while balancing industrialized and developing nations.
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Prospects For 1975 Housing Look Bright
New York AP reports housing should rebound in 1975 as savings and loan funds return post disintermediation. With credit improving and down payments rising, housing starts may rise from 1974 lows though high interest rates and stagnant incomes temper the outlook.
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King Faisal Named Time Man of the Year 1974
Time magazine named King Faisal of Saudi Arabia Man of the Year for 1974. The issue notes he now holds power to influence world oil prices, both in his own right and as a symbol of oil potentates.
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Gold Price Tops $200 Mark Across Europe Before US Gold Rush
European gold markets surged on eve of the United States ban lift, with Paris fixing at 201.40 per ounce after London opened near 198 and Zurich up 2.50 to 4.50. Dealers expect prices to pass 200 as U.S. restrictions end after 41 years. The dollar traded around 2.51 Swiss francs in Zurich amid light volume.
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Last-fling Tourist Rush Filling Florida Resorts
Northerners rushed to Florida for a last winter escape amid layoffs fears. Officials report hotels near full, Walt Disney World closed four hours as crowds swelled, and 23Miami Beach hotels averaged 95 percent occupancy with many walk-ins and 75 families turned away.
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