Cease fire talks falter as regional tensions rise
Israeli and Egyptian cease fire negotiators broke off discussions near Kilometer 101 amid shelling two miles from the site. Brezhnev warned of a dangerous new Middle East explosion if no early peace settlement is reached. No casualties reported.双方 blamed, renewed fighting possible.
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Associated Press
U.N
Aharon Yariv
Mohamed al-Gamasy
Cairo-Suez
New Delhi
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Israel
Brezhnev
Middle East
Egypt
Suez Canal
Yariv
Oil Cut-off Will Cost More Jobs
President Nixon’s chief economist Herbert Stein warned that an Arab oil embargo would slow the U.S. economy sharply next year. He said GNP could be two percent lower and unemployment could rise to six percent, potentially affecting up to one million workers. The forecast assumes ongoing cutoff and effective fuel conservation policies.
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Jeffrey Mills
Associated Press
Nixon
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisors
Washington
Stein
MRI Urges County Development Plan for Mexico area
Midwest Research Institute previews a six month study urging a Mexico Audrain County Development Association to unify leadership and direct growth. The plan recommends a foundation funding an executive director and stresses better city county relations alongside the Cannon Dam project on Salt River.
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Midwest Research Institute
Mexico
Kansas City
MRI
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Karsten Wieg
Centers For Regional Progress
Mr. Vieg
Vieg
Development Association
Cannon Dam
Salt River
Ralls
Monroe
A Good Place To Live Good Employment, Schools, Health Care
A regional feature highlights Clay County offering strong employment options, solid schools, accessible health care, and abundant natural resources. It notes agribusiness opportunities and a favorable living environment driven by community assets and development plans.
Mexico Area Seeks Annexation to Boost Industrial Growth
City and County officials urged joint action on annexation and zoning to control an edge of Mexico territory labeled prime industrial sites. MRI predicts Cannon Dam expansion will attract four million people and $12 million yearly, with Mexico seeing about 12 percent of traffic and spending.
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Edge of
Mexico
Cannon Dam
Vieg
City of
MRI
Bruce Macy
Mr. Macy
Army Corps of Engineers
Macy
Montgomery Citions Win Suit Keep Auto License Plate 1248
In Jefferson City, a Cole County judge ruled that noncommercial drivers John and Dorothy Dyke may keep the low number 1248 plate they have used since 1948, challenging state plans to destroy or reissue low numbers. The case hinges on whether license numbers constitute property rights or state property.
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Montgomery Citions
Jefferson City
Christopher
Bond
Missouri Supreme Court
Cole County
Byron L. Kinder
Montgomery City
James R. Spradling
State Supreme Court
Spradling
John
Dorothy Dyke
Revenue Director
Buzhardt testifies he never pressed Woods on 18 minute gap
White House lawyer J Fred Buzhardt says he did not ask President Nixon s secretary Rose Mary Woods to explain the 18 minute hole on the Watergate tape despite seeking a full account. He details his actions and questions as the case moves toward court filing.
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Washington
White House
J. Fred Buzhardt
Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
H. R. Haldeman
Miss Woods
Richard Ben- Venist
Ben-Veniste
Buzhardt
U.S
John J. Sirica
Haig
Ben- Veniste
Burhart
White House warns leak could endanger spy in Soviet Union
The White House told federal investigators that exposing a secret plumbers operation would risk the life of a foreign intelligence agent in the Soviet Union. The unit behind the 1971 burglary and other alleged actions reportedly sought to stop a leak about CIA eavesdropping on Kremlin leaders. The so called Project Odessa remains secret amid sworn statements by officials.
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Washington
White House
Soviet Union
Daniel Illsberg
Odessa
Central Intelligence Agency
Kremlin
Communist Party
Leonid
Rural Audrain woman swindled by false inspector con
Mrs Evert Wilkerson and her husband report a $6,843.45 loss to a confidence game in which a man posing as an electrical inspector and an accomplice checked wiring and appliances then forged a check. The incident occurred November 13 with the second check cashed November 15 and a cashier's check issued for part of the funds. Local banks issued alerts and authorities urge residents to avoid allowing unknown inspectors into homes and to verify with reputable firms.
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Audrain
Evert Wilkerson
Laddonia
Thomas I. Osborne
Wilkerson
Commerce Bank
Claremont
Okla
Wilkersons
Frank Wilfley
Nebraska
Missouri Bankers Association
Jefferson City
Power and Light Company
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