Jarring Submits Peace Plan for Sinai Gaza Return
U.N. envoy Gunnar V. Jarring has presented a proposal to Israel and Egypt calling for Israeli withdrawal from the Sinai and retention of the Gaza Strip The plan would return the Tiran Strait to Egypt with a U N peace keeping force to ensure free shipping according to Maariv.
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Jarring
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Vietnam War Casualties and Actions Reported Abroad
The U S command tallies 24 Americans killed in action last week and 367 wounded, with 19 nonhostile deaths. South Vietnamese losses include 345 killed in action, while North Vietnamese and Viet Cong total 1 770 killed. In Cambodia forces clash along Highways 1 and 7 near Phnom Penh and Luong Saigon reports 164 enemy deaths.
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Life Magazine
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Tokyo
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Cambodia
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Saigon
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Yalta agreement signed by allied leaders
On this date in 1945 Franklin D. Roosevelt Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin signed the Yalta pact. The Soviets agreed to enter the war against Japan, shaping wartime strategy and postwar diplomacy.
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Ohio
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Marshall Islands
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U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
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Morocco
World Council of Churches
Eugene C. Blake
William P. Rogers
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Kim Stanley
George Santayana
Philospher
Atomic Treaties and Cold War Arms Debate Move Forward
Dobrynin notes limited progress on U S Soviet nuclear limits since 1969 talks in Helsinki. The treaty targets seabed weapons and inspection rights while excluding moving arsenals. Red China France Ecuador and Peru noted as not signing. The piece links to broader U S Vietnam War policy and possible peace talks.
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House
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Maine
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Idaho
Jacob K. Javits
N.Y
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Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Credit bureaus rapped over privacy and data gathering
AFL-CIO Maritime Department urged stronger federal protections against credit bureaus. The report says bureaus maintain files on about 110 million Americans detailing income and personal matters including sexual conduct and family affairs. It calls for tightening the 1970 Fair Credit Reporting Act to curb unrelated data sharing and restrict access to credit information.
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Miami Beach
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Maritime Department
Racial Change in U S Cities Cited By Commissions
National commissions warned that racial separation and minority isolation in central cities drive social tension. The Census data shows several core cities with black populations above 40 percent, while white inner-city populations declined in Chicago Detroit St Louis Newark and other urban areas.
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National Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders
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Del
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Ala
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Newark
Quake Devastates Southern California Loses Water and Power
The tremor damaged highways and bridges, knocked out 9,500 phone lines, and left San Fernando Valley towns without water. Officials diverted aqueducts, while city crews restored utilities and evaluated $15 million in building and sewer damage.
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California
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San Fernando
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Valley
van Gogh
Granada Hills
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