Kissinger to Press Israel on All Options in Middle East Talks
U S officials say Henry Kissinger will urge Prime Minister Rabin to examine all possibilities for progress in the Middle East. He may urge simultaneous disengagement talks with Jordan and Egypt while keeping pressure on Israel to open negotiations. Rabin faces domestic pressure from orthodox groups over West Bank concessions and may resist changes before the next stage of talks.
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Madaa
United States
Israel
Jordan
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Kissinger
Yitzhak Rabin
West Bank
Jordan River
Rabin
Allen
Egypt
Connally Defends Self Against Bribery Perjury Indictment
Former Texas governor John Connally vows to fight bribery and perjury charges after a grand jury accuses him of taking two $5,000 payments from Jacobsen of Associated Milk Producers. He denies wrongdoing and says he will use every resource in his defense as he faces possible prison time.
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Neurtsick
Connally
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Jake Jacobsen
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Tin Grand Jury
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Jacobsen
Mama Cass Elliot Death Not By Natural Causes
Britain's top pathologist said further tests are needed to determine how Mama Cass Elliot died and ruled out natural causes. An inquest is set for Westminster coroner's court Wednesday.
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Cass Elliot
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Westminister
Simpson
Anthony Greenburg
Sald
Dot MacLeod
Prison Siege: 13 Hostages Held at Huntsville Facility
Ringleader Fred Gomez Carrasco and two rebels continue to hold 13 hostages in the Texas prison as negotiations stall over weapons and armour. A librarian and a hospital staffer suffered heart-related incidents amid the standoff, while captives include eight teachers and librarians, a priest, a guard, and three inmates.
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Slde
Ron Taylor
WJ. Estelle
Fred Gomez Carrasco
Aline House
Carrasco
Toms
Taylor
Henry Escamilla
iWy
Ignacio Cuevas
Rudy
House
Glennon Johnson
Former Senator Radcliffe Dies in Baltimore
Former U S Senator George L Radcliffe of Maryland died at his Baltimore home age 83 He had been bedridden since July 12 recovering from a fractured hip He was a close friend of Franklin D Roosevelt and was born in Lloyds Maryland where his father was a farmer and shipbuilder
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Radcliffe
Bor
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Roanoke Rail Strike Shuts Norfolk & Western Operations
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers walked out at Norfolk & Western RailwayCo, with workers honoring picket lines. The coal carrier employs about 25,000 and operates across 14 states after three years of stalled talks on crane operator classifications and rules.
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Roanoke
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Norfolk & Western Railway Co
Chrysler Profits Tumble Amid Inflation Pressures
Chrysler Corp reports first half 1974 profits of 294 million dollars, down 8.5 percent from the prior year, with sales slipping 7 percent to 5.7 billion. Earnings rose in Q2 from Q1 as energy costs eased. Chrysler, GM, and Ford raise 1974 models prices amid ongoing inflation.
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General Motors
Tve
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Lynn Townsend
Ford
Townsend
John J. Riccardo
U.S
Guns and call girls smuggled to Vesco assets abroad
U S investigators report that guns and sex workers were flown to Costa Rica on a private Lear jet linked to Vesco associates, to arm his bodyguards and aid fuga tive operations. Donal d Nixon Jr. is said to have accompanied Vesco, who faces SEC charges over a 223 million mutual fund theft. The probe touches on Connex Press Inc and Norman LeBlanc as part of Vesco’s network.
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Gus
Robert L Vesco
Costa Rica
Costa Rika
Vesco
Thomas P. Richardsen
Los Angeles
Ohe
Nixon
Donald F. Nixon Jr
Cresta Rica
Securities and Exchange Commission
SS Customs Services
Vesco Associates
Betty Alesander
Miss Alexander
Senate Permanent Investitalians
Fitchardson
Connex Press Inc
Veo
Connex
Norman LeBlanc
Beest
LeBlanc
SEC
Parking Tax Aims to Fund Pay Rises for DC Police Fire
The District of Columbia plans a parking tax to finance salary increases for police, firemen, and teachers. The proposal was added in the Senate, and a District Committee vote is expected to define its fate without a federal subsidy.
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Senate
Senate District Committee
Government offer on free surgery aids and deafness help
Public notice details free hearing aid surgery options and government support. It claims no cost or obligation and urges readers to request a copy by writing to Beltone Electronics Corp in Chicago. Thousands have already received the report.
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Victoria St
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