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The United States and the Soviet Union advance discussions on a UN Security Council resolution while each side ships thousands of tons of replacement arms to Israel and Arab states. McCloskey signals continued talks and no immediate council action. Saxbe urges full disclosure of arms shipments amid fears of a broader war. Mansfield calls for a six power summit as Nixon weighs a veto on war powers limits.
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Nixon holds calm talks with Arab ministers at White House
President Nixon met four Arab foreign ministers including Umar al-Saqaf of Saudi Arabia and Abdel Aziz Bouteflika of Algeria to discuss the Middle East. Kissinger attended as did Sisco, and officials signaled continued discussions at the State Department. Oil questions were raised but Nixon declined to answer. The meeting followed rising Middle East tensions and a sharp rise in crude prices.
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Israel Egypt clash deepens near Sasa and Suez raid
Frontline reports describe an inch by inch Israeli push toward the Damascus gate at Sasa twenty four miles from the capital as tank and artillery battles continue. A Syrian communique notes clashes and Israel claims to have shot down planes over Syria while a raid across the Suez Canal targets artillery and anti aircraft missiles. Egypt says seven tanks crossed Bitter Lake but were repelled and three tanks destroyed. Israel and Egypt trade aircraft losses. Lebannon premier Solh warns Washington over support for Israel and urges reconsideration of US policy. Casals, the cellist, remains in critical condition after heart issues and pulmonary complications.
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Slain kidnap victims draw investigation into Mrs. Sanchez home
Four victims found slain, three held, in Grand Terrace San Bernardino area. Bodies located on a dirt road near Last Lake in the San Bernardino Mountains. Suspect details include a ransom call to Betty Ponce and later arrests of Walters Montclair-Meier Montoya as investigators pursue two-car getaway and multiple weapon wounds.
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Love says oil supply could fall 10 percent if Arab output stops
President energy policy director John A. Love warns a complete Arab oil shutdown could cut U.S. supplies by about 10 percent and force painful adjustments with Europe and Japan bearing greater impact. He expects worsening energy shortage even without war and opposes mandatory driving restrictions. State Dept. spokesman McCloskey notes no official Saudi or Arab oil cut agreement.
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Five Arizonans Missing Off Guaymas In Gulf Search
An air search resumes for a 26 foot cabin cruiser missing off Guaymas Mexico with five Arizonans aboard. The Tolivers and Lefflers from Phoenix Tempe are named among those feared lost after the vessel left San Carlos Bay for a day’s fishing. Bad weather hampered an earlier search flight from San Francisco.
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Railroad reprieve on fixing track
The Federal Railroad Administration granted Penn Central a partial reprieve from federal track safety standards. Freight track is exempt but passenger and mainline routes must have substandard track upgraded within 30 days and a rapid restoration plan filed within 30 days. Penn Central had asked to exempt about one sixth of its 98 000 mile system until end of 1974.
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Flying Tiger to buy competitor Airlift International
Flying Tiger Line, a subsidiary of Flying Tiger Corp, announced plans to acquire Airlift International of Miami for about 17.2 million dollars. Airlift, the only all cargo carrier with scheduled Southern service, has posted net losses in five of six fiscal years, including a 2.1 million loss on 19.4 million in revenue in 1973.
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