U.N. Expected to Approve PLO Endorsements and Measure on Zionism
The General Assembly is seen approving two PLO backed resolutions on Palestinian rights and inviting the PLO to UN peace talks in the Middle East with a possible third measure equating Zionism to racism. The Zionism proposal faces U.S. and Western opposition and may pass if not delayed.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
U.N
Middle East
Assembly
Israel
United States
PLO
Palestine
U.N Security Council
Yasser Arafat
Egypt
United Nations
Ford
U.S
Leonard Garment
Wyoming suspends Sierra Life Insurance in Twin Falls
Wyoming state insurance officials suspend Sierra Life Insurance Company of Twin Falls Idaho for statutory insolvency after asset counting disputes. Sierra argues assets exceed liabilities with additional properties counted and seeks due process via a hearing and reciprocal law claims.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
UPI
Wyoming
Sierra Life Insurance Company
Sierra Life
Allyn Brodeur
Sierra
Brodeur
Fred Frazier
Government IRA Crackdown Follows Herrema Rescue
Dublin sources say the Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema was freed after 36 days in captivity and the kidnapping pair Eddie Gallagher and Marian Coyle were arrested. The release boosted public support for a government plan to cripple the IRA and its splinter groups. Gallagher and Miss Coyle face charges in Dublin's special court, with custody extended to December 8. The siege at Monasterevin showcased police use of advanced electronics and psychology.
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Tiede Herrema
Irish Republican Army
Herrema
IRA
Netherlands
Eddie Gallagher
Marian Coyle
Dublin
Gallagher
Miss Coyle
Provisional Ira
Gerry O’hare
Joe Cahill
Belfast
Monasterevin
Marian
Lawrence Wrenn
Wrenn
Gallagher Wrenn
Eddie
Vatican seeks Lebanon peace amid rising Beirut crisis
Pope Paul VI's envoy Cardinal Paolo Bertoli arrived in Beirut to meet President Suleiman Franjieh and Premier Rashid Karami and urge peace talks with Christian and Muslim leaders. The mission faces a divided cabinet and a flare up over army orders in an arms smuggling incident near Jounieh, threatening cease fire and reform efforts.
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Michael Ross
Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Vatican
Strifetorn
Pope Paul VI
Paolo Bertoli
Suleiman Franjieh
Rashid Karami
Camille Chamoun
Bertoli
Franjieh
Karami
Chamoun
Jounieh
Hearst jailer calls Patricia a cool customer during plea hearing
Patricia Hearst's jailer labeled her a cool customer stirring defense concern over fair trial. Attorney Albert Johnson warned the remark could jeopardize her right to plead innocent to federal bank robbery charges as a possible defense surprise looms for judge Oliver Carter.
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Donald B. Thackrey
San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
San Mateo County
John McDonald
Miss Hearst
Albert Johnson
McDonald
Johnson
Thas
Oliver Carter
Redwood City
F Lee Bailey
Carter
Bailey
Ford Says Summit With Brezhnev May Be Delayed
President Ford told NBC that SALT II talks are slow and a summit with Leonid Brezhnev could be postponed to 1976. He emphasized he seeks a good agreement, not one forced by a set date, and noted the Backfire bomber remains a key, contested issue with tradeoff potential among several major topics.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Leonid Brezhnev
Nbc-Tv
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Ford Will Run On Record In All 30 GOP Primaries
Ford said in Boston and on NBC Meet the Press that he will compete in all 30 Republican primaries and will not quit the race even if results are poor. He said he and Reagan share many views with Ford in the center and Reagan to the right. Liberal Sen. Mathias suggested a liberal GOP challenger if Ford falters early, while Rockefeller’s withdrawal spurred debate on party breadth.
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Ira R. Allen
United Press International
Boston
Ford
Ronald Reagan
California
Nelson Rockefeller
Reagan
Charles Mathias
GOP
UPI
Mathias
Rockefeller
ABC
NBC
Meet the Press
Woman Dies In Shooting Near Pocatello Idaho
Susan Phillips twenty of Pocatello was killed in a car on a rural road southwest of the city. Her husband Kenneth Phillips thirty shot himself after wounding her. He survived with a head wound and was in satisfactory condition at Bannock Memorial Hospital.
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Pocatello, Idaho
UPI
Susan Phillips
Pocatello
Bannock County
Phillips
Kenneth
Bannock Memorial Hospital
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Patty
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Berkeley
Calif
Hibernia Bank
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
CIA
George Bush
By J. C. “Bud” Benoit
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General Services Administration
Denver
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Frigidaire & Westinghouse
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