Arabs angered by Kissinger military talk
Beirut Lebanon AP reports the Arab world reacted with anger to Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger stating that the United States would intervene in Middle East tensions. The remark drew sharp rebukes from several Arab leaders and heightened regional tensions as diplomats weighed responses.
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Lebanon
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Middle East
Business Week
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Libya
Iraq
al Moharref
Kissinger
Ford
America
Abdel- Salam Jalloud
Abdel Aziz Hussein
Cairo
al Ahram
Israel
France
Britain
Suez Canal
U.S
Jiddah
al Nadwah
Washington
al Jumhouria
Houari Boumedienne
Algeria
Communist Party
Shah
Iran
Farah
Tehran
Jordan
Hussein
Austria
St. Moritz
Boston Plans Wednesday reopening of four high schools
Boston officials prepare safety measures for Roxbury High, South Boston High, and two South Boston annexes after an outburst of racial violence led to Dec 11 closures. Lawyers seek court orders for detailed security plans. heavy police patrols expected at the reopened schools.
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Boston
William J. Leary
Roxbury
South Boston
South Boston High
U.S
W. Arthur Garrity
Robert diGrazia
Leary
Garrity
Boston Public School
Colt Loses Suit Over 1873 Replica
St Louis Court of Appeals upheld a $15,000 damage award to Jack Bender who was injured when a replica of an 1873 Colt revolver misfired. Colt Industries argued authenticity kept the trigger design, but the court found the gun defective due to modifications making it more powerful.
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ST. Louis
Colt
Missouri Court of Appeals
Colt Industries, Inc
Jack Bender
Egyptian Students Demonstrate Over Detentions in Cairo
Hundreds of Egyptian students protested today against the detention of about 200 people tied to antigovernment protests in Cairo last week. Security officials said roughly 300 students gathered near Cairo and Fin Shams universities before police dispersed them.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Communist Party
Fin Shams
Egypt
Tripoli
Ahmed Khaddour
Iran
Farah
Jordan
Hussein
Iraq
Middle East
Agnew Associate Details Coal Mine Deals
Washington Post reports Walter J. Dilbeck Jr says he and Spiro T. Agnew are acquiring or considering 16 coal mines with foreign financing not from the Mideast. Attorney Lester Burns says deals may involve Far East and Japanese funds. one mine bought in Oklahoma and another near Kentucky.
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Washington (Ap
Spiro T. Agnew
Washington Post
Walter J. Dilbeck Jr
Mideast
Lester Burns
Dilbeck
Agnew
Far East
Middle East
Near East
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Henderson
Negotiations with Indians disrupted by gunfire at Wis estate
Indian demonstrators occupying a 64 room estate in Gresham near Shawano faced renewed tension as negotiators failed to resume talks after an Indian spokesman refused to negotiate without freedom to visit the property. About 45 Menominee Warrior Society members clashed with roughly 200 law officers amid intermittent gunfire over two days. No injuries were reported, and both sides sought to continue discussions while the estate owner and tribal leaders offered potential health center plans.
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Menominee Warrior Society
Richard Stadelman
Schmidt
Shawano County
Safety Experts Press Airlines to Improve Evacuation Safety
Federal safety officials urge airlines to upgrade emergency equipment and procedures after passengers were killed or injured during evacuations. The National Transportation Safety Board calls for longer slides, automatic inflation, automatic exterior lighting, better crew training, megaphone placement, and preflight safety briefings to stress exit use. Palm Desert report notes Gen. Westmoreland resting comfortably after mild heart attack.
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Washington
National Transportation Safety Board
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Palm Desert
Calif
William C. Westmoreland
Army
Taxpayers in Missouri Have Refunds Pending From IRS
More than 700 Missouri residents, excluding Kansas City area, are due refunds totaling over 379000 dollars on 1973 federal income tax. Amounts vary from one dollar to over 1000 with an average of 142. Names listed must file Form 3911 at IRS district offices and mail to IRS Center Kansas City. Also notes Marilyn Jones named to president's list at Moberly Junior College with a 3.9 GPA.
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Missouri
Internal Revenue Service
Kansas City
IRS
Internal Revenue Service Center
Mexico
D. Joy
Shelbina
Gallion
Robert L
Moscow Mills
Gessman
Beverly
Montgomery City
Jennings
Garnette
Warrenton
Johnson
Kay F
Moberly
Lovelace
Elgin
Bertha
Bowling Green
Newsom
Hope Plattner
Page
William E
Alice
Powell
Nora V
Rucker
Marilyn
Schnell
David Michael
Monroe City
Marilyn Jean Jones
Jacque Jones
Hendricks Sr
Moberly Junior College
Miss Jones
IRA May Extend Longer Cease-fire
London reports say the Irish Republican Army offered to extend its cease-fire in Northern Ireland indefinitely if Protestant groups agree to negotiate. The British government was said to study the plan, with no confirmation. The proposal drops the demand for a future British withdrawal but calls for public backing of direct talks between Catholic and Protestant extremist leaders.
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London
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Dublin
IRA
Daily Telegraph
David O’connell
O'Connell
Church Seeks End to Altar Girl Prohibition in Parish
A Baltimore area Roman Catholic parish council voted to seek lifting the ban on altar girls after 23 girls have served Mass at Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Woodlawn for two years. The motion, nearly unanimous, will be sent to Archbishop William J. Borders and officials. Also noted is the birth of Shawn Thomas Davidson Jan 2 to Dennis and Kathy Davidson of Rialto California, their first child weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces.
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Baltimore
William J. Borders
the Lady of Perpetual Help
Woodlawn
Dennis Davidson
Rialto
Calif
Shawn Thomas
Mexico
U.S. Air Force
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Eric Cail
Gary Cameron
Laddonia
Gen. Westmoreland
Sinn Fein
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Shawn Thomas Davidson
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