Syria and Egypt Demand PLO Role in Talks
Washington reports Syria joins Egypt in insisting the Palestine Liberation Organization must participate in Middle East talks. Hafez Assad screens envoys to Cairo as Damascus seeks PLO representation as sole spokesman and calls scrapping bilateral commissions in favor of new groups to oversee an Israeli withdrawal and Palestinian self determination.
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Torrijos Says US Must Defend Panama If Attacked
Panamanian leader General Omar Torrijos, campaigning for the canal treaty, told a nationwide audience that the United States would be obligated to defend Panama if attacked by a superior force. He defended neutrality and argued Washington would respond in defense if a strong aggressor threatened the canal.
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Panamanians Set Vote On Canal Treaty
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance told the House committee the Panama Canal treaty will likely be approved in a national plebiscite in Panama. About 800000 of Panama’s 1.7 million people can vote Sunday on the pact signed by President Carter and Gen Omar Torrijos.
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Carter launches five state tour to rally disloyal voters
President Carter begins a two day cross country trip visiting five states that backed Ford in the last election. He plans a Detroit public forum on urban problems broadcast live to voters. Mondale adds Minnesota to the trip and will visit Minneapolis to pick up Sen. Humphrey returning from cancer surgery.
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Graham crusade opens tonight at Riverfront Coliseum
Cincinnati article details Billy Graham crusade opening tonight with 7:30 nightly services through Sunday Oct 30 at Riverfront Coliseum. A 2,000 voice choir, guests George Beverly Shea Myrtle Hall Evie Tornquist and Archie Griffin to testify. Doors open 5:30. 12,000 of 17,500 seats reserved. program includes noon mini-schools for laypersons and pastors led by Roy Gustafson with a $3 buffet meal.
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Germantown Police to Auction Lost Property Tomorrow
Germantown Police will auction lost and abandoned items at 1 p.m. behind the Municipal Building at Walnut and Center streets. The sale includes auto accessories jewelry furniture tools sporting goods and bikes. At 10 a.m. prior to the auction claimants may present proof of ownership.
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Pioneering Ohio naturalist Jared P. Kirtland dies
Cleveland physician Jared P. Kirtland, born 1793, who became Ohio’s first nationally known naturalist and horticulturist, passed away in 1877 leaving a legacy in science and botany.
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