Sadat opens door to Israel with 36 hour visit and peace talk
Egypt's Anwar Sadat reverses a 10 year hard line and signals readiness to engage with Israel. He has brought diplomacy closer by declaring willingness to visit Israel and discuss peace even as he notes limits until a peace treaty is signed.
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Arab world denounces Sadat Israel visit amid security buildup
Israel blocks Ben Gurion access as Sadat arrives for a conciliatory trip to Israel amid Libyan severance of ties with Egypt. Arab nations condemn the visit. Syria Iraq and Beirut report protests and mourning. Sadat plans Knesset address with Carter watching.
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As Safir
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Middle East
Selskaya Zhizn
Moscow
Athens
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Morocco
Sudan
United Airlines Ends Threatened Strike Ahead of Thanksgiving
Travelers can fly United Airlines during the holiday as a potential walkout by flight attendants is averted by a tentative contract settlement reached minutes before the strike deadline. The panel approves a plan to keep 365 planes operational through the four day weekend.
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Washington
United Airlines
United
National Women's Conference debates ERA blueprint in Houston
In Houston delegates begin debating a blueprint aimed at gender equality as opponents stage a rival pro family rally. The ERA conference draws 2,000 delegates at a cost of $5 million with first ladies Rosalynn Carter and Betty Ford among speakers. Betty Friedan warns the ERA underpins rights, while opponents plan no walkouts but will push substitutes.
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Betty Ford
Mrs. Carter
Woman’s Movement
John Ryer
National Education Association
Joan Gubbins
Indiana
Chambliss Convicted In 1963 Church Bombing
Prosecutors in Birmingham, Alabama say Robert Edward Chambliss was convicted of murdering 11 year old Carol Denise McNair in the 1963 church bombing that killed four black girls. He received a life sentence on jurors recommendation amid claims of prior federal state cooperation delays.
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Birmingham
Ala
Robert Edward Chambliss
Chambliss
Carol Denise McNair
Art Hanes Jr
Kentucky Immune in Beverly Fire Litigation ruling
Campbell County Circuit Judge John Diskin upheld sovereign immunity for Kentucky in the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire case. U.S. District Judge Carl Rubin freed Kentucky from federal prosecution, citing legislative rather than judicial action. An appeal is planned, with possible action on Southgate immunity pending final federal decision.
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Commonwealth of Kentucky
Beverly Hills
Campbell County
John Diskin
Kentucky
Diskin
Kentucky Supreme Court
U.S
Carl Rubin
Rubin
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