Middle East aid package could reach nine billion dollars
The United States plans at least 9 billion dollars in aid to Israel, Egypt, and other Arab nations over three years as part of Kissinger’s Middle East accord. Israel would receive about 2.5 billion this year, Egypt 0.6 to 0.8 billion, with larger sums in later years for military and economic support.
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Three killed in London hotel blast
London police report a bomb exploded in the Hilton Hotel lobby near Buckingham Palace at lunch, killing three and injuring 38. A second device was found and dismantled. An anonymous Irish-accent caller warned 10 minutes before the blast. The 28 story hotel faced Hyde Park with 700 guests inside.
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Coup attempt fails in Sudan armed officers revolt crushed
Beirut AP reports a group of Sudanese officers tried to topple President Jaafar el Numairi but loyal forces repelled the coup within two hours. Maj Gen Bashir Mohammed Ali said rebels were routed as a major identified as Hassan Hussein Osman was reportedly killed.
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Ali vows defense of government after rapid takeover
Forces loyal to Numairi claim full control as the capital wakes to calm streets at noon local time. Ali, speaking as defense minister and commander in chief, salutes comrades in arms for crushing the plot in two hours and reestablishing authority after Osman's radio claim of seizing power and dissolving parliament and the Arab Socialist Union.
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Kissinger Holds Talks With Waldheim On UN Buffer Zone
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger meets with U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim in New York to discuss the enlarged buffer zone and the UN peacekeeping force. A U N source says the Soviet Union may balk at costs while another says Moscow could object to a plan agreed by both Egypt and Israel.
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Coalition government accord near for Northern Ireland
London reports a near agreement on an emergency coalition for Northern Ireland as sectarian violence rises. In Belfast Stormont talks by 78-member convention have stalled on a permanent power share, while leaders of the United Ulster Unionists and SDLP push a stopgap solution amid calls for security assurances.
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Benefits Weigh In On Children Learning Piano
The piece argues that piano study enriches life through music appreciation and offers a rewarding creative outlet. It notes piano fosters concentration, alertness, and poise while contributing to a well rounded personality.
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