Suez Road Crisis Heats Up as Talks Continue
Israel and Egypt traded threats over control of the Cairo Suez highway and prisoner exchange. Premier Golda Meir said food would not pass to Suez until POW deal is settled. Israel kept checkpoints while seeking assurance of 350 captured in October war. Talks between Gen Yariv and Gen Gamazy resumed amid U N and Kissinger framework.
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Princess Anne Weds Mark Phillips in Royal Westminster Ceremony
Princess Anne, 23, married Capt. Mark Phillips 25, with 1500 guests at Westminster Abbey and 500 million viewers worldwide. The royal procession charmed Britain as security tightens against potential trouble while a holiday for schoolchildren was declared.
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U S and China Move Toward Full Ties in Peking Pact
In a four day Peking visit Kissinger helped seal a joint communique. The United States acknowledged one China and Taiwan as part of China while pledging accelerating scientific cultural and business exchanges. Liaison offices in Washington and Peking will be upgraded as talks on normalization proceed. Both sides vow no country will seek global domination.
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Prison riot tightens grip at Hawaii state prison
About 50 National Guardsmen positioned inside the Hawaii prison after inmates seized the main cellblock housing about 200 prisoners. Guards retreated to avoid confrontation and a stand-off continued with talks sought by inmates while no injuries were reported. Superintendent Kawahara spoke with a prisoner by phone.
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Ohio Chief Justice O Neill to decide re election early
Chief Justice C William O Neill said he will decide early whether to seek another term. He indicated he will announce in time for potential candidates to know plans as petitions would be due February 6. The term would expire January 1 1975 if he does not run.
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Silent screen star Lila Lee dies at 68 in New York
Silent film actress Lila Lee, famed for roles in the 1930s and linked with Valentino and Chaplin, died at 68 after a stroke and complications at Will Rogers Memorial Hospital. A Union Hill New Jersey native, she rose from child vaudeville to Paramount stardom and married actor James Kirkwood at 18.
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Mt Pavlos Erupts In Aleutians First Since 1969
Lava shot 200 to 300 feet into the air from Mt Pavlos in the Aleutians as ash and flames appeared around the cone. Cold Bay weather station noted the eruption the first since 1969 and said a pilot overflight found no threat to nearby residents.
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Jackson presses for quick Senate passage of emergency energy bill
Senator Henry M. Jackson of Washington urges rapid Senate action on the emergency energy bill. He asks lawmakers to limit amendments so the measure can pass this week. As Interior Committee chair he schedules today’s debate amid concerns over a growing energy shortfall.
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Weather outlook shows rain late tonight through Thursday
Rain is expected to begin late tonight in the Middletown area and continue through Thursday with lows in the mid 50s and highs near 70. Showers are forecast Friday and Saturday with highs in the upper 60s Friday and in the 40s by Sunday. Alaska pipeline may start pumping oil from North Slope fields, with an emergency energy bill aiming to cut fuel use by 25 percent within four weeks. Senate passed the pipeline measure 80 to 5 and sent it to President Nixon.
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