Meir meets Brandt as Israel worries over German support
Israeli Premier Golda Meir and Chancellor Willy Brandt opened a four day visit amid Israeli fears Bonn will soften its support for Israel. Brandt promised a balanced Middle East stance while stressing no mediation role. He paid tribute at Yad Vashem and Beate Klarsfeld arrived seeking action on Nazi war criminals.
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Jerusalem
Willy Brandt
Golda Meir
West Germany
Brandt
Sea of Galilee
Jesus
Ephraim Katzir
Katzir
Holy Land
Mrs. Meir
Meir
Israel
Yad Vashem
Europe
Beate Klarsfeld
Klarsfeld
Kurt Kiesinger
Getty heir George Getty II dies from overdose
Los Angeles coroner ruled that an overdose of alcohol and phenobarbital caused the death of George Franklin Getty II, 48, vice president and chief operating officer of Getty Oil. He collapsed at home and died Wednesday at Queen of Angels Hospital after a barbecuing incident involving a knife wound deemed nonlethal.
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Los Angeles
George Franklin Getty II
J. Paul Getty
Getty
Getty Oil Co
Queen of Angels Hospital
Kendrick Smith
George S. Davis
Smith
Thomas Noguchi
Noguchi
Births and Dismissals in Monroe Area Hospital News
Vital statistics record a new baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Ewen at 112 Old St. Monroe today. A list of hospital dismissals includes Ada Amburgey and numerous residents from Elwood, Mohawk, Germantown, Lebanon, Monroe, and nearby streets. Bruce D. Thompson of 1704 Schirm Drive is named to the Cum Laude Society at Mercersburg Academy for scholastic merit.
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Barry Ewen
Old St., Monroe
Boy
William Cassidy
Elwood
Alvah J. Brewer
Mohawk St
Jan Wharton Foster
Clyde Jones
Germantown
Marion Russell
Lebanon
John Wood
Fernwood St
Michael Gardner
Monroe
Ada Amburgey
Jefferson Road
Frank D. Kirby
Franklin
Claude Gibbs
Illinois Ave
Richard Duff
Harkie
Robert W. Brandenburg
Forest Glen Drive
Charles Miller
Trenton
Ralph M. Cr
Bruce D. Thompson
David W. Thompson
Schirm Drive
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Drivers fined in city traffic court
Two motorists were fined $200 each, one $100, and eight $50 each in yesterday's weekly traffic session of Municipal Court. Judge J T Lamb ordered the $200 fines for Walter Baker and James Youtsler, with three days in jail and a one year driving suspension. The $100 fine was for Ioe Franklin after pleading guilty to careless driving. Others fined $50 included Timothy Griffith, David Cockersham, Gale Wagner, L V Kindred, Michael Driscoll, Leo Drennan, Ronald Martin, and David Williams for various traffic offenses.
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J.T. Lamb
Walter Baker
S. Fifth St
Hamilton
James Youtsler
West Elkton-Gifford Road
Somerville
Ioe Franklin
McGlynn S&t
Timothy Griffith
Florence St
David Cockersham
River St
Franklin
Gale Wagner
Henry Ave
L.V. Kindred
20Th Ave
Michael Driscoll
Dayton
Leo Drennan
Vermont St
Ronald Martin
David Williams
Curryer Road
U S raises possibility of Arab-Israeli veto
In a United Nations Security Council debate on Arab-Israeli peace the United States stirred talk of a veto to block action. Ambassador Scali warned of using a veto to prevent weak measures while urging negotiations. Soviet and U N officials contrasted Cold War tensions with appeals for lasting Middle East peace through U S and Soviet cooperation.
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United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
Egypt
United Arab Emirates
Somalia
Council
Israel
Washington
Haissam Kelani
United States
John A. Scali
Kelani
U.N. Association of the U
Rhodesia
United Nations
Scali
Jacob A. Malik
Middle East
Seali
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