Mideast UN Says SAGE Warning Shapes October Moves
Mrs. Meir told a crowded chamber that positions in October were joined by Egypt and the Soviets to frame a plan. The UN council ordered a cease fire on October 22 as fighting continued around the Suez Canal. A second cease-fire two days later halted the clashes.
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Light's Action Line Football Schedules and Conference History
A fragmented note discusses football schedules and conference membership. It notes the Southwest Conference formation in 1914 and lists founding members Arkansas Baylor Rice Texas Texas A&M Oklahoma and Oklahoma A&M with later changes including SMU TCU and Texas Tech. It also mentions UH joining in 1971 and missing earlier schedules through 1978. It expands into Lennon deportation context, noting Lennon as a British subject and referencing alleged US law violations.
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Labor distrustful floor manager over pipeline delays
A distrustful floor manager cites Senste-Hagse conferees finding significant delays in major IOVOSITRATION into the petroleum industry as an adverse result of legal authors. PDP Stark and others oppose final passage of the pipeline. The dialogue references oil companies and global ties, including mentions of Kissinger and Mao Tse-tung.
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Kissinger Mao talks mark longest Chinese meeting in years
Kissinger met Premier Chou En Lai for almost 12 hours in Peking with private sessions and a record setting session. The talks touched on U.S. relations with China, the Soviet union, and potential future diplomacy as Nixon aides report stronger exchanges and a high level of Chinese openness. Nixon welcomed Mao’s English greeting as Kissinger framed the visit as a successful gesture toward freer dialogue.
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Jury continues debates on city theater licensing controls
The jury, tied to the city’s theater licensing crisis, urged stricter enforcement and immediate recognition of license failures. Officials were asked to demand greater accountability, tighten application phases, and consider harsher penalties to curb unsafe displays and obstructions at public venues.
Swindlers Target Local Woman In Deceptive Scheme
Pafive continued its probe Tuesday into a S44 swindle involving a woman lured by two accomplices Mandy and McCreless. Victim offered a chance to make money then withdrew 1400 from home, later driven downtown to withdraw 4200 more. She waited at a shopping corner for a man who never appeared and the suspect vanished with the funds.
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Berlin Wall exodus and emigre totals in East Germany
Report notes that despite security barriers, East Germany sees about 450 people monthly escaping to West Germany. The overall emigre total is estimated at 3,537. The article cites UPI sources on border control and migration figures.
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