Sadat Seeks Soviet Aid as Talks Favor Egypt
Egypt's President Sadat leaves Moscow with a Soviet pledge of more military aid and a communique blaming Israel and the United States for Middle East tensions. Russia and Cairo expect heavier arms for Egypt while offering no details on weapon types or quantities.
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Anwar Sadat
Egypt
U.S. Middle East
Sadat
Kremlin
Israel
United States
Middle East
Cairo
Washington
Suez Canal
Canal Bank
Sinai Desert
U. S
United Nations
William P. Rogers
Fire call reports trash fire near North Pecos Elementary
City court fines list includes Estalado Galindo 15 plus 10 for stop sign and 50 for drunk in car. JP Court players T R Muse Jr 32.50 for unsafe speed Elena Corrales 20 for minor beer James Weaver 17.50 no valid MV sticker and others including Buck Navarette Rayos Green Jenkins Sr Wright Perez for speeding licenses and minor in possession.
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North Pecos
Estalado Galindo
T. R. Muse Jr
Elena Maria Corrales
James Weaver
Richard Earl Buck
Mario Navarette Rayos
Lonnie Green
Jear] Jenkins Jr
Cecil
General says Henderson told truth about My Lai civilian deaths
Brig. Gen. Samuel W. Koster testified that Col. Oran Henderson believed his 1968 My Lai civilian death report was accurate. The former Americal Division commander faces charges of concealing the incident and lying to a Pentagon inquiry amid protests over the massacre.
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Ft, Meade, Md
My Lai
Oran K. Henderson
Samuel W. Koster
Henderson
Koster
Pentagon
West Liberty
Iowa
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
George H. Young
Chile Expropriation of U.S. Copper Firms Sparks U.S. Diplomacy Dilemma
U S officials condemn Chile’s uncompensated expropriation of Kennecott and Anaconda copper interests as deeply disturbing while weighing punitive steps. Debates center on risking aid and triggering sympathy for Allende’s government versus protecting New World investments and confronting Latin American policy.
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U.S
Chile
Latin America
Kennecott Copper Co
Anaconda Co
State Department
Salvador Allende
Guests agitated by pecking order at Shah of Iran party
At the Shah’s 2 500th anniversary celebration in Persepolis guests from over 50 nations reportedly complained about their assigned places. West Germany’s Kai Uwe von Hassel, Afghanistan’s princess, China’s envoy and Vice President Agnew drew attention to their ranks amid a strict Vienna era protocol. Agnew vowed to stay low profile during the event.
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Persepolis
Iran
Persia
Elizabeth II
Shah
Kai- Uwe von Hassel
Afghanistan
Gustav Heinemann
Heinemann
von Hassel
West Germany
China
Peking
Pakistan
Kuo Mo-jo
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Kissinger
US gold reserves shrink as central bank withdrawals rise
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports $3.1 billion in gold and reserve asset payouts to foreign central banks in the first eight months of 197[?. The bank says reserves have been severely eroded despite a record $3.6 billion draw on short term credit lines to stem losses. The semiannual report notes these swap drawings were to absorb foreign official dollar volume that might be converted to gold.
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New York
United States
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Treasury
Federal Reserve Exchange
Moratorium Day draws smaller crowds nationwide
In Indochina war protests many thousands previously rallied, but this year Moratorium Day saw subdued turnout across cities. Six arrests outside Kirtland Air Force Base and about 100 marchers dispersed. While events remained peaceful, issues included wage price freeze voter registration prison reform and gay liberation.
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Associated Press
Indochina
Kirtland Air Force Base
N. M
Federal Building
Chicago
Nixon
Philadelphia
U S Casualties Drop Despite Border Fights in Vietnam
U S battlefield deaths fell last week Oct 3 9 with eight Americans killed and 72 wounded, the smallest weekly toll since late August 1965. Nonhostile U S deaths were ten. Allied reports tallied 1 423 North Vietnamese Viet Cong killed.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Krek
Ben Nhi
U Minh Forest
Mekong Delta
Israel to press for Phantom jets in talks at UN
Secretary of State Rogers meets Foreign Minister Eban in New York to press for an interim Middle East accord and Israel’s demand for more Phantom jet planes from the United States. A Malian, sorry, Israeli source notes Eban will raise bilateral issues as they seek a path toward peace.
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United Nations, N.Y
William P. Rogers
Abba Eban
Middle East
Israel
Eban
United States
Soviet Union
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Moscow
Sadat
Rogers
Suez Canal
U.N. General Assembly
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