Israel Considers 18 Mile Suez Pullback Proposal
Geneva talks between Israeli and Egyptian officers continue as reports say Israel may offer an 18 mile withdrawal from the Suez Canal coupled with a demand that Egypt reduce its troops and arms on the canal’s east bank. UN and press outlets note ongoing negotiations and political maneuvering in Tel Aviv and Cairo.
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Associated Press
Teraeli
Geneva
Israel
Suez Canal
United States
Egypt
Mordechai Gur
Dov Lion
Taha el-Magdoob
Ahmed Fouad Howardi
United Nations
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Ensio Siilasouo
U.N
Beirut
An Nahar
Ismail Fahmy
Fahmy
Moshe Dayan
Henry A. Kissinger
Dayan
Washington
Kissinger
Mrs. Meir
Laborites
Likud
Knesset To 51 For Mrs. Meir
Labor
Suez Front
Parents unhappy over school starting in dark
Millions of children head to school in the dark as Daylight Saving Time begins, drawing worried reactions from parents and officials. A New York area father jokes about impeachment while noting lighted routes sought by families. Maryland and North Carolina districts report heavy calls. some schools shift hours to daylight, and a West Virginia area resident recalls bus rides in darkness. Children complain about early mornings and waking up.
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Associated Press
New York Area
Nixon
Washington County
Charlotte- Mecklenberg
N.C
Robin Poling
Clarksburg
W.va
Philadelphia
Egypt Syria Plan Changes In Government
Beirut reports say Egypt and Syria plan top level government changes to form peace governments ahead of Geneva talks resuming January 21. Sadat to relinquish premiership to Abdel Aziz Higazi who oversees economy and funds. Syria may join talks for second stage, while attending only if Israel withdraws from occupied lands.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Egypt
Syria
Cairo
Israel
al Ahram
Anwar Sadat
Abdel Aziz Hegazi
Sadat
Higazi
Arab Socialist Union
Hanoi Responds To U S Air War Talk In Viet Nam
Hanoi radio blasted Defense Secretary Schlesinger for suggesting U S air support in South Vietnam. It called the Paris accords violated and warned of consequences if North Vietnam escalates. Schlesinger said a major assault was unlikely but a Nixon request for authority to use air power could come. Thieu's regime indicated possible ground troops and air action if needed.
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Saigon
Hanoi Radio Today
U.S
James R. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
United States
Washington
Nixon
Congress
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Thieu
Hanoi Radio
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Eagles Court to Honor Four Boy Scouts Tonight
Boy Scout Troop 58 sponsored by Mexico United Methodist Church holds Eagle Court of Honor Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Great Rivers Council area. Eagles will be awarded to Bill Armstrong Jr L arry Whisler Mike Armstrong and Alan.
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Mexico
Nixon works on budget and State of the Union
President Nixon concentrates on final plans for the 1975 federal budget and a State of the Union message. Roy Ash and Ray Price visit the Western White House to aid last minute preparations as Nixon and family dine at El Adobe in San Juan Capistrano and attend church services in San Clemente.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Roy Ash
Office of Management and Budget
Ray Price
White House
Congress
Nixons
Tricia Cox
C. G
Bebe” Rebozo
el Adobe
San Juan Capistrano
San Juan Capistrano Mission
Hartke Calls Probe Into Oilmen Tax Breaks
Senator Vance Hartke asks the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation to investigate tax returns of major oil companies. He wants estimates of taxes avoided by oil price increases and future tax bonanzas from special breaks, saying Americans pay twice for rising oil costs through higher gas and heating oil prices and higher taxes.
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Washington
Vance Hartke
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Hartke
D-Ind
Senate House Committee
Nixon
Reorganization Bill Still Pending
Missouri lawmakers debate state reorganization and money bills as the 1974 session opens. A Wednesday Capitol dance marks a $120000 House chamber refurbish. Gov Bond opposes Senate bills while the House advances measures on open-market procurement and campaign spending reform.
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Jefferson City
Capitol
Missouri
Capitol Rotunda
House
Buddy Kay
St. Louis
Senate
House Reorganization Committee
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Senate Roads and Highways Committee
Missouri House
House Education Committee
William C. Phelps
Cason
Phelps
State Supreme Court
William J. Cason
Clinton
R.I. Morton
Columbia
Paul R. Bradshaw
Springfield
Senate Appropriations Committee
Don Owens
R-Gerald
R.L. Usher
Macon
Usher
Ronald Belt
Donald Winslow
Kansas City
Ray S. James
Faulkner Resigns Leader Role in Northern Ireland Fight
Brian Faulkner resigned as Unionist leader yet remains Northern Ireland chief executive and vows to press for Protestant Catholic power sharing. The cabinet council defeat, over the power sharing policy and a council of Ireland, risks fracturing his coalition and Britain’s peace hopes.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Brian Faulkner
Unionist
Faulkner
Unionist Party
Ulster
John Taylor
Harry West
Social Democratic and Labor Party
Britain
Unionist Party Council
Council of Ireland
Irish Republic
Unionist Council
Ireland
Dee Y
Missouri lawmaker seeks removal of vehicle pollution devices
Democrat Hardin Cox of Rock Port urges Missouri representatives to back legislation to remove air pollution devices from cars. He argues rural areas do not need city level controls and says this would speed relief amid gasoline shortages. A bill already on file would let individuals or independent garages remove anti pollution devices.
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Jefferson City
Hardin Cox
Rock Port
Missouri
America
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cox
Red Meat Production Falls in Missouri in November
Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports November red meat output at 77 million pounds, down 1 percent from a year earlier. For January through November 1973 commercial slaughter totaled 738 million pounds, down 9 percent from the prior year, with beef at 49.1 million pounds, down 5 percent, while November pork rose to 27.7 million pounds, up 6 percent from November 1972.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kirkpatrick Halts Scotch Whiskey Deal
Secretary of State James C. Kirkpatrick ordered Strathmore Distillery Co. Ltd. of Glasgow to stop offers and sales in Missouri of scotch whiskey warehouse receipts. The firm must report past Missouri sales and allow records inspection. directors John B. R. Turner and Ian Graeme Wilkie named. Action cites unregistered solicitation from Scotland under the Missouri Uniform Securities Act.
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Jefferson City
James C. Kirkpatrick
Strathmore Distillery Co., Ltd
Glascow
Scotland
Missouri
John B. R. Turner
Ian Graeme Wilkie
Strathmore Distillery Co
Kirkpatrick
Forty Years Of Service book noted in Mexico history event
The Mexico Jaycees published a history marking forty years of the Jaycee chapter with photos and local stories. Copies cost $1 from Ron Holbrook, Box 341, Mexico. Dr. Harold C. Doster of Culver Stockton College visited Mexico this week seeking a suit from Hagan's, recalling Mrs. Larsen’s Des Moines high school ties and former Mexico Mayor David Larsen.
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Mexico
Harold C. Doster
Culver Stockton College
Canton
Des Moines
Iowa
David Larsen
Larsen
Kaisers
Doster
Missouri
Hagan’s
Roy Griggs
First Christian Church of
Jefferson City
Griggs
Dr. Doster
Puzzle Pays 2875 Prize to Mexican's Daughter
Patricia Potts of Fulton, wife of Seabee Carson Potts, daughter of Mrs Edward O'Brien of Mexico, won a $2875 prize in a weekly puzzle sponsored by the Annapolis Evening Capital. The contest, run for nearly three years with $25 added weekly, will fund her children's education. she is mother to Kay Burnett, Michael Mathews, and Eddie.
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Patricia Potts
Edward O’brien
Mexico
Annapolis
Air Guard Flights Resume After Fuel Allocation Boost
Washington AP Air National Guard and air reserve training flights, halted December 22 due to fuel shortages, resume as Pentagon reports an increased daily fuel allocation from the Federal Energy Office. The daily allocation reaches 637,000 barrels, up about two percent, covering the first quarter of 1974 for a total 57.3 million barrels, while global war reserves remain down.
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Washington
Air National Guard
Air Reserve
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
Federal Energy Office
Freidheim
Defense Department
First Child Born to Van Iten Family in Bellflower
Cynthia Sue Van Iten weighing six pounds thirteen ounces arrived at 10:26 a.m. Sunday at Audran Medical Center. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Van Iten of Bellflower, with grandparents listed as Mrs. R. D. Wooten of Mexico, Mrs. Mary Van Iten of Homewood Illinois, and Marvin Van Sten of Placerville California. Great-grandparents named include Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Coolidge. Mr. Van Iten serves as director of the Montgomery County R II School System.
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Alfred J. van Iten
Bellflower
The
Audran Medical Center
Cynthia Sue
R. D. Wooten
Mexico
Mary van Iten
Homewood, Ill
Marvin van Sten
Placerville
Calif
8. P. Coolidge
Weet
van Tten
Montgomery County
Rebels Hit Phnom Penh Airport in Khmer Rouge Offensive
Cambodian capital comes under rocket and artillery attacks as Khmer Rouge forces push near Phnom Penh. Government troops backed by armored units pressed assaults from three directions while authorities report hundreds of insurgents killed and thousands of villagers displaced. Police also report a 15 year old girl throwing grenades at a police post.
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Cambodia
Hensmen
Khmer Rouge
Tang Krasang Pagoda
Kompong Som
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