Brandt Urges Middle East Peace Effort
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt told a Jerusalem dinner audience that peace in Europe requires a linked Mediterranean peace system and regional cooperation. He warned no ready solution exists while backing UN Security Council Resolution 1987 as a basis for negotiations. Prime Minister Meir urged an early peace and a broader common market vision. Security precautions included a bomb threat that proved unfounded.
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Middle East
Europe
Brandt
Israel
Garda Meir
U.N. Security Council
Meir
Yigal Allon
Landfill Shortage Seen In 28 Cities Survey
A survey of 130 cities by the National League of Cities and the U S Conference of Mayors finds nearly half will run out of landfill capacity within five years. The report credits federal policies, limited recycling markets, and consumer habits for delaying waste diversion.
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UPT
National League of Cities
U.S. Conference of Mayors
John
Hutchinson
Charleston
W.va
Task Force
Landwich
Federal funds assured for schools despite stalled revenue bill
Washington reports that Education Commissioner-designate Otina told state superintendents public schools will continue to receive federal aid next year even without a substitute 2.8 billion revenue sharing bill. The letter signals no reserves but confirms continued funding through 1973 74 at roughly two billion dollars and outlines aims for a Better Schools Act to unify grants and expand local flexibility for 1974 75.
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Congress
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U.S
Lyndon 8. Johnson
Otlina
Executive Branch
Wor
Highest fighting level seen in South Vietnam
Saigon reports fighting fared across South Vietnam on Saturday at the highest level in months. The Saigon command recalls the heavy clashes that preceded the January 28 cease fire agreement.
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Saigon
UPL
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Mand
Communists Ambush Government Column Near Phnom Penh
Reports from Cambodia describe Communist troops using gas and captured howitzers to ambush a government armored column along Highway 4 about 15 miles southwest of Phnom Penh. Five government soldiers were killed, 10 injured, and others captured or incapacitated by gas in a midday, hour-long battle. Government forces retreated under air cover. U.S. jets pounded reinforcements. Farther south, government troops abandoned positions encircled by Communists. Elsewhere, ships left Phnom Penh toward South Vietnam and Kissinger resumed talks in Paris while Saigon reported cease-fire violations and a major battle near Cu Chi.
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Washington
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Cu Chi
Cause of Rail Crash Cited as Apparent Man Failure
NEW YORK The Penn Central railroad said the cause of Friday's Mount Vernon collision was an apparent case of man failure but Yonkers Mayor Alfred Del Bello challenged the claim. He suggested human failing was not indicated and cited a crew source saying the engineer warned an accident and told passengers to duck, implying brake failure. The crash, on the New Haven line, collided with a discharging local train, injuring at least one person and prompting calls for wider Westchester inspections.
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Fort Walton Beach Daily News Publication Details
Entered as second class matter February 7. Fort Walton Beach Florida circulation and subscription rates listed by carrier and city offices Crestview area. Prices include daily Sunday and mail options with various monthly and yearly rates.
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Belfast Pub Bomb Blast Reveals IRA Assaults Across Northern Ireland
A Belfast pub blast injured at least five and damaged venues across Londonderry and Lurgan. The IRA is blamed as bombs hit a factory canteen, a discotheque, and post offices. Casualties include a boy with a severed hand and another with eye injuries. border security talks followed between UK and Irish ministers.
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Soviet Envoy Talks on Egyptian Security with Ismail in Cairo
Soviet Ambassador Vladimir Vinogradov met in Cairo with Hafez Ismail, Sadat adviser on national security, marking the second such discussion this week. Akhbar al-Yam hinted at a Podgorny visit to Egypt for talks with Sadat ahead of the Nixon Brezhnev summit, while Al Hayat reported Israeli airspace incursions against Syria and Lebanon as regional tensions rise. Beirut's curfew, imposed May 2 during clashes, ended after 39 days of partial enforcement.
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Cairo
Hafez Ismail
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
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Ismail
Sadat
Akhbar al-Yam
Nikolai ¥. Podgorny
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Syria
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Lebanon
U.N. Security Council
Golan Heights
Mount Hermon
Beginner Sewing and Cake Decorating Courses at Community Center
Okaloosa Digest items must be mailed to Playground Daily News in typewritten form. A sewing course begins June 11 with Monday and Wednesday sessions 10 am to noon using machines. Registration is limited and information is available at 243a. A beginners cake decorating course runs eight weeks on Mondays with limited registration and 243-3119 for details.
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Okaloosa
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Plane crash on cottage front porch kills passenger
A light plane crashed and exploded on a birthday party porch at Camp Bethel Haddam. One passenger, Nelford Scarritt, 69, Wolcott, Conn., was killed. Six celebrants escaped serious injury as the Cherokee 150 struck trees and landed on the porch. Others aboard, including pilot Eugene Roark, 47, Wallingford, Conn., were treated or released. The second cottage was damaged. plane had taken off from East Haddam Airport.
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Robert Fazier
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Eugene Roark
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