Meir Rejects fictitious cease fire line in speech
Prime Minister Golda Meir told the Knesset that a return to the Oct 22 cease fire line is unacceptable and insisted Israel would not withdraw to what she called an imaginary line. The dispute surfaced amid talks on a Middle East accord brokered by Henry Kissinger and an UN peacekeeping mission on the Cairo Suez highway.
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U.N
Middle Hash
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Radio Israel
Defense Alinister
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Stali Li
David Blazar
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Kissinger
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Nixon
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U.S. oil help sought as Middle East crisis widens
Los Angeles requests federal support to finance a 9.0 million oil purchase from Deniglas Oil Co to sustain power generators through October 1974. The supply chain traces to an Italian refinery, sourcing Libyan oil amid Arab-led restrictions.
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United States
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Emergency declared by Britons press stocks and energy fears
Britain declared a state of emergency allowing potential troop calls as price declines hit the London Stock Exchange after news of the worst trade deficit and a record Bank rate. Power blackouts could begin tonight as engineers refuse overtime while coal miners protest pay. Labor leader Wilson urged a Commons statement from Prime Minister Neath and Home Secretary Carr.
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Edward Neath
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Southland unions threaten walkout over food supply
Teamsters and butcher unions in the wholesale grocery industry near Southland face a possible strike as existing contracts expired. Leaders cite wage demands and control provisions while management warns a strike at one firm could affect all, arguing current offers are unreasonable and would hurt productivity.
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Gulf Oil admits guilt in illegal campaign gifts
Gulf Oil Corp pleaded guilty to illegal corporate contributions to Nixon 1972 reelection efforts and to failed campaigns by two Democratic congressmen. Vice president Cahule G. Wild Jr also pleaded guilty to facilitating a $100,000 Nixon donation. Other checks totaled 14,000 to Wilbur Mills and 10,000 to Sendency Jackson, with fines reaching 34,000 for the company and 1,000 for Wild. Separately, American Ship Building Co testified its officials instructed campaign donations via company bonuses and falsified records to mislead investigators.
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Ohio
Robert B. Bartlolme
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George M. Steinbrenner
FBT
John H. Melcher
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Solons Debate Constitutional Path for Special Prosecutor
A two hour session saw Republicans and Democrats clash over whether a court appointed three judge panel can appoint a special prosecutor Leon Jaworski. The draft bill, approved 5 Democrats to 4 Republicans, would let a panel name the prosecutor with Jaworski possibly chosen by the president. Rep Dan Edwards said the measure appears constitutional and is crucial to ensure prosecutor independence. Rep Waldie, returning from California for a fundraiser, supported Railsbach’s impeachment document reporting motion amid a fractured vote.
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Nixon
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House Judiciary Committee
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California
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Congress acts on fuel-saving crisis measures
Congress moves to authorize emergency fuel saving steps including rationing gasoline and heating oil, with a plan for mandatory fuel allocation and power plant exemptions. The Senate Interior Committee approved the emergency petroleum act and a presidential authority to curb fuel use.
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Nixon
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Interior Committee
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