Middle East tensions rise as U S and Soviet Union seek talks
Diplomatic sources in London report urgent consultations between the United States and the Soviet Union over the Middle East crisis. Washington and Moscow are described as holding high level discussions to avert a new war. Israel faces mobilization rumors and censorship as tensions intensify near breaking point.
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United States
Soviet Union
Middle East
Washington
White House
U.S
Kissinger
Middle- East
Syria
Israel
United Nations
Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Rockefeller aide tied to laundered findings in biography dispute
Senate Rules Committee chair Howard Cannon questions Rockefeller connections to a derogatory political foe book, saying aides may have laundered findings to conceal origin while confirming him as vice president remains under discussion. UPI reports cover international food aid debate, a nuclear waste probe, and UAW critique amid rising unemployment and auto industry layoffs.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Arthur Goldberg
Howard Cannon
Indians Face Starvation Warnings Amid Drought Crisis
In Minneapolis a National Indian Lutheran Board spokesman warns that drought and crop failures threaten starvation for Native communities across several Western and Midwestern states this winter. In Washington, Attorney General William Saxbe plans to release a Monday report on a secret FBI program directed by J Edgar Hoover aimed at disrupting violent or potentially violent groups. Weather: mild today and Sunday with highs around the mid 40s to mid 50s.
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Minneapolis
Minn
National Indian Lutheran Board
Washington
William B. ‘Saxbe
FBI
Tear gas used in Scottsdale standoff with gunman Homer
Police battled a barricaded Scottsdale home early today after a 30 30 rifle shot repelled at his wife. Pete Homer 38 of 6650 E Latham was arrested on suspicion of disturbing the peace discharging a firearm in city limits and refusing to obey officers. An assault with a deadly weapon charge is pending.
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Pete Homer
E. Latham
Scottsdale
Homer House
Homer
Richard Reed
Ome
Art Hatton
City Council studies low budget city operations
The council reviews a first quarter financial report showing about 24 000 under revised budget after September cuts of nearly 2 million from a 1.7 million budget. City Manager Dale Carter notes delays in hiring and capital projects, with postponed street and park works shifting to next year.
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Bruce Jameson
Dale Carter
Scottsdale weighs federal funds plan and joint airport zoning
Scottsdale City Council will review 8.6 million dollars in federal community development funds proposals and set public hearing formats for November 25 and a December follow up. Citizens urged bike paths parks elder facilities and housing upgrades while council Also plans talks with Phoenix on high density projects near Scottsdale Municipal Airport to align zoning and neighbor concerns.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Congress
Vista del Camino
Phoenix
Homicide ruled in Hartgraves death at Safari
Coroner's jury found the death of William Hartgraves on Oct. 7 to be homicide but did not assign individual responsibility. Investigators tied the case to a forgery suspect who bought toys with a Hartgraves card and to a Phoenix resident Cushmeer. Chantre and O'Brian credit card links are noted, while exact defendants remain unconfirmed.
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William Hartgraves
Pera
Woody
W.B. Hargraves
Dean
James Raymond Chantre
Rhode Island
Superior Arena
Tucson
Cushmeer
Phoenix
Hartgraves
LeGault
Dan Roth
John Lohse
Hartgraveg
Chantre
Dallas
Douglas O'Brian
Itgraves
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Idaho National Engineering Laboratory
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Indianapolis
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America
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