Mideast peace talks drafted with face to face talks planned
A draft letter circulated by the United States and the Soviet Union outlines procedures for a Geneva conference beginning about December 18. It envisions direct Israel Arab talks with a limited UN role and co sponsorship by the US and USSR, while inviting possible later participation by Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, and Palestinian groups.
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Arabs Endorse Peace Idea at Summit Turning Point in Arab History
Arab leaders at an Algiers summit tacitly endorsed a permanent peace settlement with Israel marking a historic shift from Khartoum era denial. While King Faisal pressed for Jerusalem return, the final declaration urged Israel to evacuate occupied territories and recognized Yasir Arafat's PLO as sole representative of the Palestinian people.
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Energy Crisis Talk at Rotary Club Luncheon
Bill Lubbert of Jefferson City gas engineer will speak at the Rotary Club luncheon at Mexico Country Club Friday. James J. McNamara of Mexico will assist as district manager. Lubbert’s Washington contacts back the briefing on the energy crisis. Andy Harrison chairs. new members H J Humphrey and Al Tangora welcomed to the club.
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Sonny) Humphrey
Kaiser Refractories
al Tangora
Farm and Home Savings Assn
Mexico Ledge Publication Details
Mexico Ledges lists publication schedule and postal rates. It shows daily except Sundays and holidays, address at 300 N Washington St, Mexico Missouri, and pricing for single copy, mail subscriptions by region, and armed forces rates, plus office hours.
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Groups Join In Alert For Aid Payments
Washington AP eight national voluntary groups join SSI alert effort for up to three million aged blind and disabled Americans eligible from Jan 1. Weinberger says 300000 of an estimated three million will apply. $6 million allocated for Project SSI Alert via SSA and Administration on Aging.
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Senate approves Medicare drug coverage amendment
The Senate approved a Ribicoff amendment to expand Medicare to cover prescription drugs for home use for elderly patients with chronic illnesses. The plan, 77 to 11, would require a $1 patient copay and about $700 million a year in funding, drawn from a Social Security tax rise to 5.90 percent.
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Arab Hijackers In Custody After 68 Hour Flight
Dubai police report three Arab hijackers held in custody after commandeering a jumbo jet and touring the Middle East for 68 hours in search of sanctuary. Their future plans remained unclear.
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No Christmas Light Contest This Year
The Mexico Jaycees vote to discontinue sponsorship of the Christmas decorating contest this year and urge residents to use non electrical decorations amid energy crisis guidance from President Nixon. They will sponsor Christmas tree sales starting Dec 5 at West Plaza Shopping Center led by Ken Quick and Steve George.
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Allens Welcome Son At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Floyd Allen Sr of Mokane are the parents of a six pound six ounce boy born at 1255 p.m. Wednesday at Audrain Medical Center. The father is employed by Manufacturing Engineering Coop in Fulton.
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Wright City
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Warrenton
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An Explosive Mixture: Gasoline And Politics
Washington insiders warn the energy crisis could trigger a recession and rising unemployment in 1974. House Speaker Carl Albert and Senate Leader Mike Mansfield push for rationing and conservation, while Nixon downplays immediate gas tax actions amid broad blame over the energy crunch.
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D-Okla
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One Prison Dorm is Desegregated
Jefferson City AP report states Dormitory D moved to desegregation with other blocks, leaving C F and K all white while B G and J are all black. A biracial inmate council discussed full integration by Friday, amid a federal lawsuit seeking to block desegregation.
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Donald Wyrick
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Merrell Winfred
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C Hall
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Reform Bill On Campaigns Is Tied Up
Washington AP Democratic House leaders seek a compromise to preserve public financing for presidential campaigns while dropping congressional financing. The House Rules Committee balked at attaching the Senate plan to a debt ceiling bill. The temporary debt limit would rise to 475.7 billion through June 30, 1974, or revert to 400 billion if not adopted.
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Wizard of Oz at Emmons Hall Tonight and Tomorrow
Tickets for the Wizard of Oz musical at Emmons Hall are on sale in the Library and from speech students or at the door. Also announces Career Planning services for seniors, a Junior Class doughnut sale Saturday, and a birth announcement for Emily Jane Watson with family details. Also notes Vietnamese air force bombers disabling two North Vietnamese tanks near the Cambodian border.
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