Nixon seeks Soviet help to end Arab-Israeli war
President Nixon has personally contacted Soviet Leader Brezhnev in a bid to mobilize broad support for halting hostilities. Kissinger has briefed Egyptians and Israelis and coordinated with the U.N. Security Council, while Ziegler noted ongoing diplomacy through normal channels.
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UPI
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Henry A. Kissinger
Huang Chen
Ziegler
Key Biscayne
Fla
Middle East
Kissinger
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Oval Office
Carthage
Tenn
Security Council
United States
Anatoli F. Dobrynin
Henley Brooks Murder Case Reaches Court Arraignment
Houston. Two teens charged with 10 murders tied to the Dean Corll sex torture slayings of 27 boys face formal arraignment. Elmer Wayne Henley, 17, and David Owen Brooks, 18, allegedly lured victims to Corll’s home with liquor and drugs, then tortured them in a plywood torture board.
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Dean Arnold Corll
Henley
Brooks
Texas
Dean
Wayne
Schuler
Corll
Hayes Honored as National High School Journalism Teacher of the Year
Ronnie R. Hayes of Lewiston High School in Idaho, also regional editor of a Lewiston newspaper, was named 1973 national High School Journalism Teacher of the Year by the Newspaper Fund. Lewiston High receives a $1,000 grant for a Journalism Learning Center. Hayes has taught since 1962 and serves in several national journalism groups.
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UPI
Lewiston
Idaho
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Hayes
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Idaho Journalism Advisers Association
Idaho State University
University of Oregon
Land Board Announces Public Hearings on State Lands Rules
The State Board of Land Commissioners will hold hearings on proposed rules for easements and leases of state lands within navigable waters in Idaho and for navigational aid permits. Public sessions are set in Coeur d'Alene Lewiston Boise Idaho Falls Pocatello Bannock County Twin Falls between October 16 and October 25 1973 with written comments accepted until November 2 1973. A Boise session will be scheduled later after six hearings and rule changes.
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Idaho
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Beeches Corner
Pocatello
Bannock County
Twin Falls
Twin Falls County
North Shore Convention Center
Lewis-Clark
Veterans’ Memorial Building
C Street
Bannock County Courthouse
Iraq nationalizes Standard Oil and Mobil assets in Basra
Baghdad Radio reports the leftist Iraqi government nationalized the U S oil firms Standard Oil of New Jersey and Mobil Oil, owning 23.75 percent of Basra Oil Company, as retaliation for Israeli attacks. It urges Arab nations to halt oil exports to the United States and to use oil as a weapon against imperialist Zionist forces.
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Beirut
UPI
Iraq
Baghdad Radio
Egypt
Syria
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Mobil Oil
Basra
Iraq Petroleum Company
IPC
Middle East
United States
Israel
Baghdad
Junta Lists More Deaths in Chile After Coup
Santiago reports indicate eight additional deaths in clashes with government forces on the outskirts of the capital and in southern Chile. The junta tallies 513 total deaths since the September 11 coup, with 476 civilians and 37 security personnel.
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UPS
Chile
Fourman
Salvador Allende
Bahia Mansa
National Committee To
el Mercurio
Rising costs push pay services at some Los Angeles stations
Gas station dealers in Los Angeles areas face inflation and slimmer profits. Some now charge for road maps and windshield cleaning while checking oil, with several Gulf and Chevron outlets adding a dime to a quarter for maps. Other brands still offer free maps, but a few managers say the idea could spread.
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UPI
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Bill Fleeup
Gulf
Paul Allen
Qail
Arco
Texaco
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