Israel to Enter UN Debate With PLO Over Policies
Israel will join the Palestine Liberation Organization in a United Nations Security Council debate, possibly facing a U.S. veto on a resolution condemning Israeli policies in Jerusalem and the West Bank. Pakistan circulated a draft accusing Israel of repression and desecration of holy sites, with Arab states pressing for action.
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United Nations, N.Y
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Jerusalem
Pakistan
Council
West Bank
Jordan
United States
PLO
Middle East
Libya
Yigal Allon
U.N
Umist
Iqbal Akhund
Mansur R. Kikhia
Aqsa
Aspersea
Civil War Ravages Lebanon Resort Areas Amid Fighting
Lebanese civil war blasts through Beirut area and summer resorts as Moslem and Christian factions clash. Premier Rashid Karami and Kamel Assaad lead a Moslem delegation to urge President Suleiman Franjieh to resign, while Syrian mediation efforts falter after a hostile flight and gunfire.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Kamel Assaad
Damascus
Suleiman Franjieh
Aley
Fayaieh
Bickfaya
Dhourshouer
Beit-Mery
Scranton appointed U N ambassador amid Angola talks
Scranton presented credentials to UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim as Security Council planned a Tuesday meeting on an African group complaint over South African troops in Angola. He urged minimizing acrimony on Angola while maintaining U N and U S stance. The piece recalls Moynihan’s outspoken 1975 charge about Soviet and Cuban involvement in Angola and Malik's rebuke of U S officials.
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Ted Nations
N.Y
Security Council
Angola
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Scranton
Kurt Waldheim
U.N. Security Council
Council
Moynihan
Africa
Henry A. Kissinger
Jacob A. Malik
Wildcat strike halts Panama Canal shipping
In Balboa Panama Canal Zone more than 130 ships waited to cross the canal as a three union wildcat strike caused a major traffic jam. U S officials sought to end the stoppage with a temporary restraining order and the Pentagon announced sending 35 military ship pilots to assist.
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Wildcat
Panama Canal
Pentagon
Balboa
Panama Canal Zone
U.S
Pentagon to Deploy 35 Pilots for Canal Zone Transit
The Pentagon announced a last resort plan to send 35 pilots from Coast Guard Navy and Army transport to the Canal Zone to move ships through the 50 mile waterway if needed. Union strikes halt schooling and push. A court granted a temporary restraining order and will hold a hearing on permanent injunction. About 408 employees reported sick as a labor dispute threatens canal operations and toll revenue. Shippers divert ships or route around Cape Horn, worsening an estimated 14 million dollar operating deficit as wage talks and treaty changes loom.
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Pentagon
Washington
Canal Zone
Atlantic
Pacific
Coast Guard
Navy
Army Transportation Corps
Panama Canal Co
U.S. District Court
U.S
Y Canal Zone
Harold R. Parfitt
Cape Horn
Canal Company
Panama
Parfitt
William Drummond
U.S. Army
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