Black supporters press Israel on PLO rights in post Young era
A black SCLC delegation led by Joseph Lowery meets Israeli U.N. Ambassador Yehuda Blum to urge recognition of Palestinian rights and homeland self determination. They brief PLO observers, urge Arab-Israeli peace steps, and stress black concerns about oil impacts and Middle East stability.
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United Nations (Ap
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United Nations
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Zehdi Labib Terzi
Lowery
PLO
Middle East
United States
SCLC
Martin Luther King Jr
Strike pressure mounts as IATSE votes for possible film shutdown
The 20 500 IATSE members stage a strike vote after failed talks and a 45 percent pay raise demand on a three year contract. Balloting ends September 1 as talks collapse for the third time, threatening a film industry shutdown.
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International Alliance of Theatrical
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Runnymede memorial desecration shocks RAF and visitors
In Runnymede Preserve England a headless chicken body a blood stained altar and a five point star were found near the memorial. RAF officials and Windsor association members called the act appalling and revolting while police noted no action without damage or breach of peace. The site includes the Magna Carta and Kennedy memorial.
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Energy debate sharpens at American Legion forum in Houston
Arizona Public Service Co. president blasted environmentalists as irrational critics while urging balanced risk assessment for nuclear power. Industry speakers warned of oil instability, noting vast untapped resources if regulation and price controls are removed, as forum focused on energy crisis ahead of the Legion convention opening.
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Arizona Public Service Co
Keith Turley
Rational American Legion
Legion
Richard Morrow
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Turley
Carter
Middle East
United States
Michael Canes
American Petroleum Institute
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Nixon weighs privacy in Fifth Avenue move to New York
Richard Nixon and Pat Nixon toured a Fifth Avenue apartment as they plan to move in by January 1. He said privacy is essential for reading writing and thinking and noted New Yorkers respect private lives while greeting reporters and passers by outside the building.
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Kucinich seeks second two year term as Cleveland mayor
Cleveland mayor Dennis J. Kucinich announces he is entering the October 2 nonpartisan primary seeking a second two year term amid familiar attacks on big business banks utilities and the media. President Carter welcomed to Prairie Du Chien Wis by Ambassador Patrick Lucey as rain falls.
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Dennis J. Kucinich
Jimmy Carter
Prairie du Chien
Wis
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Mexico
Patrick Lucey
Lucey
OPEC Wins First Round in Price-Fixing Suit
U S District Judge A Andrew Hauk ruled OPEC could not be a defendant and is not liable under U S antitrust laws. He left the 13 member nations as defendants while questioning their reach under U S law as hearings proceed this week.
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
U.S
A. Andrew Hauk
OPEC
United States
Hauk
International Association of Machinists
Geneva
Bank Robbery Surge Grips New York City
New York reports a sharp rise in bank robberies with five a day, including the fatal shooting of 23-year-old teller Daniel Tishman at a European American Bank branch. A 30-man FBI city task force was formed after a record 125 robberies in July and rising year to date totals across the nation.
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Daniel Tishman
Citibank
FBI
White House debates strategy on Palestinian issue at UN
President Carter aides plan no U.S. proposal for the U.N. debate on Palestinians. Robert Strauss reports hesitations from Israel and Egypt, with moves toward doing nothing or backing a rights claim without statehood, as Mondale Vance and Brzezinski steer a Thursday decision.
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U.N
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Strauss
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Egypt
Menachem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Israel
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Walter F. Mondale
Cyrus K. Vance
Zbigniew Brezezinski
Vance
Martha's Vineyard
Mass
New York
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Middle East
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