Malik to Speak for Soviet Middle East Views at U.N.
At the United Nations General Assembly Jacob A. Malik outlined Soviet positions on the Arab-Israeli conflict in response to U.S. proposals. He denounced Yost’s plan as pro Israel and defended Soviet military aid to Arab states, saying Washington seeks to shift blame to Moscow for the stalled talks.
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United Nations
Jacob A. Malik
Middle East
U.N. General Assembly
Malik
Soviet Union
Assembly
U.S
Charles W. Yost
Yost
U.N Security Council
Israel
U.N
United States
Egypt
Suez Canal
Heavy Airline Losses Feared in 1970
Trans World Airlines President FC Wiser warned in Geneva that the 12 largest US airlines face up to 20 million dollar losses in 1970 due to rising costs and traffic declines. He urged fare hikes, a route authorization moratorium, and curbs on supplemental carriers as remedies, estimating top carriers may lose 100 to 210 million with smaller airlines about 50 million, totaling around 250 million across 21 carriers.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Trans World Airlines
Fc, Wiser
American Owil Aeronautics Board
Wiser
American International
Test Tube Baby Planned
Detroit report covers an English scientist plan to implant a lab created embryo into an infertile woman's womb hoping for a normal baby. Dr. Robert Edwards of Cambridge University notes rabbits and mice births exist while Wayne State hosts a symposium on fertilization. Brackett of Penn warns against human trials until research is safer.
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Detroit Cap
Robert G. Edwards
Cambridge University
Nic
Cambridge
Edwards
Wayne State University School of Medicine
Benjamin G. Brackett
University of Pennsylvania
University
Ile
Novel Political Touch Independents May Win
Washington AP reports third party and independent candidates could influence races nationwide. In New York Conservative James Buckley leads Ottinger and Goodell. in Virginia independent Byrd widens over Rawlings and Garland. Minor parties number about 40 with the AIP active in Utah, Alabama and California.
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Washington
New York
James L. Buckley
Richard Ottinger
Charles E. Goodell
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
George C. Rawlings Jr
Ray L. Garland
Senate
Connecticut
New Mexico
Missouri
Utah
Arkansas
California
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Joseph Duffey
Duffey
Americans For Democratic Action
Low Well P. Weicker Jr
Law and Order
Stuart Symington
John C. Danforth
White House
Gene Chapman
Danforth
Colorado
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Sumer Party
Destroy Drug Devils
Environment Party
la Raza Unida
O’hara Bill
Prohibition Party
Kansas
Massachusetts
American Independent Party
Independent American Party
Nevada
American Party
George Wallace
Socialist Worker Party
Social Labor
AIP
Frank E. Moss
Laurence J. Burton
Clyde B. Freeman
Freeman
Burton
Wallace
Indiana
American Party of
Indiana American Independence Party
State Election Board
Republican Goodell
Arthur J. Goldberg
Conservation
Ists
Communist
Independent Alliance
Civil Service-Independent
Social Worker
National Democratic Party of
Congress
Br. John Cashin
NDPA
Winthrop Rockefeller
Dale Bumpers
Walter Carruth
Carruth
Joseph M Montoya
Anderson Carter
Montoya
William L. Sliggs
People’s Constitutional Party
Alianza
William K. Shearer
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Jess Unruh
Ricard Romo
Peace and Freedom Party
Mandel Delays Garrett County Commissioner Appointments
Gov. Marvin Mandel spokesman said appointments to replace three resigning Garrett County commissioners are delayed after a Republican leader charged illegality in nominations. The GOP claim cites only two of six Republican Central Committee members present. The delay follows Democratic county officials urging postponement until after the general election.
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Annapolis
Marvin Mandel
Garrett County
Frank A. Defitippo
Mandel
Republican Central Committee
Oakland
B. O. Aiken
Maryland
House of Delegates
Garrett Road Strike Settled After 207 Days
A tentative settlement ends Garrett County roads workers strike after 207 days the longest public worker strike in U.S. history. Agreement reached in Oakland between interim county commissioners and Local AFSCME negotiators and will take effect once commissioners are confirmed by Gov. Mandel.
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Oakland
Garrett County Roads
U.S
American Federation of State
Marvin Mandel
Guerrillas Attack Army In Lebanon Reported By AP
Israelis along the Lebanese border heard artillery near the Hasbani River as clashes erupted Thursday night between Lebanese army units and Arab guerrillas in southern Lebanon. Civil war tensions persist with previous quiet on the border and villagers urging Beirut to restrain commando actions.
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Associated Press
Lebanon
Hasbani River
Israel
Jordan
Beirut
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Egmac
Motors Insurance Corporation
Gop Garrett
Unruh
Texas
la Raza Party
Hidalgo County
Jose Angel Gutierrez
Buffalo Party
Washington State
U.S. Senate
Garrett
Frederick
Furman
General Electric
East Street
Frederick, Md
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