Kissinger eyes pledge to defend Israel under new treaty
U S Secretary of State Kissinger may propose a treaty pledging American defense of Israel if attacked. The plan would offer Israel the pledge of its chief ally while warning that any strike on an Arab neighbor could occur without U S support. Meanwhile Israeli Egyptian talks on the ceasefire line near the Suez Canal aim to implement the pact including a UN controlled supply corridor and a full POW exchange.
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Associated Press
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Israel
Kissinger
Peking
Barry Schneid
West Bank
Suez Canal
Suez
Egypt
Red Sea
Middle East
Aharon Yariv
U.N
Tel Aviv
Nixon offers more Watergate tapes and notes to court
President Nixon announced he will submit additional personal notes dictation belts and three unrevealed tape reels to a federal court. He argued independent expert review will show the nine subpoenaed conversations were not recorded and clear up doubts about two key exchanges with Mitchell and Dean.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Atty
John Mitchell
John W. Dean II
Mitchell
Dean
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Republican Coordinating Committee
Congress
Egypt Israel cease fire amid regionwide diplomacy and war debate
Egypt insists the blockade on Eilat remains unmentioned in the treaty while Israel cites the cease fire as halting hostilities. Red Cross planes wait in Cyprus for POW exchange orders to Tel Aviv and Cairo. Talks between Israel and Egypt eyed for December in Geneva under Kissinger supervision with intermediaries handling between delegations. Syria backs the political phase of the struggle, while Arab states urged escalation using oil leverage. Meir faces election scrutiny as security and military preparedness probes unfold. Western socialist leaders urged reappraisal of positions on Israel’s territorial issue.
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Eilat
Israel
Egypt
Red Cross
Cyprus
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Ahmed Ismail
U.S
Peking
Kissinger
Geneva
Syria
National Front
Nablus
West
Jordan River
Golda Meir
Meir
London
Socialist International
Europe
Pipeline measure stalls over FTC information power fight
The Alaska Oil Pipeline bill faces delays as an amendment would empower the FTC to obtain more business data, triggering a delay after opponents pushed back. Lawmakers threaten sending the measure back to conference to strip the contested provisions, while the White House weighs a veto risk.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Alaska
Valdez
Craig Hosmer
Calif
House Senate Conference Committee
Kissinger Talks With Mao for Two Hours in Peking
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met Mao Tse tung for two hours in Peking. It was their third meeting with the Communist leader since 1972 and this year. No details of the talks were released.
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Peking
Henry A. Kissinger
Mao Tsetung
Kissinger
Communist Party
Nixon
China
Chou En-lai
Chou
United States
U.S
Middle East
Washington
State general fund revenue rises 13.4 percent through four months
New Mexico finance officials report the first four months of the current fiscal year yielded 106.87 million dollars, up 13.4 percent from a year earlier. October receipts reached 26.1 million, an 18.7 percent rise from October 1972. A company official said a ransom was paid for the kidnapped U.S. oil executive David Wilkie, who was released unharmed and headed back to the United States. In London the dollar advanced on Europe’s markets to a five month high in Frankfurt amid brisk but nervous trading.
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Santa FE
N. M
Buenos Aires
U.S
David Wilkie
United States
Wilkie
London
Europe
Frankfurt
Gold Star mothers honored at Veterans Day ceremony
Fifty Gold Star mothers and spouses were honored at Ingalls Memorial Home on Veterans Day. Mrs. Fearn E Summersgill, age 84, received possibly the nation s first Marine League medallion for a Gold Star mother. her son Steven J Summersgill died in World War II. Other families honored included those of sons who died in World War II and in Vietnam, with multiple local addresses listed for the 15 families represented.
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Fearn E. Summersgill
Montana Ave
Ingalls Memorial
L. P. Hunt Roswell
Marine Corps League
Summersgill
Ingalls Memorial Home
L. P. Hunt
Steven J. Summersgill
John J. Foster
S. Missouri Ave
James L. Foster
Vietnam
William J. Curtis
W. 13Th St
Bill Dee Curtis
Estella McBride
S. Richardson Ave
Bennie Gean
Congress Hears Energy Bills Amid Nixon Plans
Congress lines up emergency energy measures as gasoline rationing looms. Senate committees review Muskie fuel waiver, daylight saving time, Jackson energy bill, and Alaska oil pipeline while House advances similar energy actions.
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Public Works Subcommittee
Air and Water Pollution
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren
House
Senate
Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
ABC
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
House Commerce Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Judiciary
Trade group meeting on inland ports and zones in Roswell
The New Mexico Border Commission Trade and Commerce Committee meets in Roswell to discuss inland ports and foreign trade zones, with members from Farmington to Alamogordo. Attendees include Penrod Tales of Roswell, NM State University president Gerald Thomas, State Planning Officer David King, and planning consultant John Dempsey.
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Anapra
Antelope Wells
New Mexico
Toles
Gerald Thomas
New Mexico State University
New Mexico Border Commission
David King
John Dempsey
Denver
Colo
Department of Development and State Planning Office
RCDC
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Cairo-Suez Road
Office of Management and Budget
Budget Office
International Telephone & Telegraph
Roswell and Vicinity
Luis Sanchez
Dexter
Jose Leonides Sanchez
Teofilo F. Sisneros
Arturo S. Sisneros
Harold FE. DeShurley
George R. DeShurley
Roman C. Nunez
Picacho
George H. Nunez
Paula Romero
EF. Tilden St
Sarmmy C. Romero
Richard Romero
Guy W. Bevill
S. Michigan Ave
Guy W. Bevill Jr
Lee Vearn Purcella
S. Grand St
Edward E. Crow
G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Interior Committee
Henry M. Jackson
Lester J. Wolff
Dn.y
General Accounting Office
Cost of Living Council
Senate Watergate Committee
Senate Rules Committee
Gerald R. Ford
Rmich
House Judiciary Committee
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