PLO rejects U.S. dialogue over Palestinian state rights
The PLO Central Council unanimously rejected any U.S. talks unless Washington recognizes the PLO and the Palestinians’ right to an independent state. The meeting denounced U.S. moves as tactics to divide Arabs and urged rejection of any Security Council 242 changes not explicitly affirming Palestinian statehood. Israel’s cabinet, alarmed by a perceived pro-Palestinian tilt, sent Yadin to Washington for talks while Dayan signaled U.S. support for revising 242 to include Palestinian self-determination.
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Damascus
Syria
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Carter
U.S
Israel
Palestine Central Council
PLO
United States
Washington
Yasser Abd-Rabbo
Kuwait
Camp David
Egypt
Arafat
Bruno Kreisky
Willy Brandt
Jerusalem
Yigal Yadin
Menachem Begin
Ephraim Evron
White House
Moshe Dayan
Kissinger warns on defense gains and possible Soviet blackmail
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger reiterates that the United States must raise defense spending to retain parity with the Soviet Union. He warns crises could arise in the Middle East and possibly pressure China or Europe if U.S. strength wanes, underscoring key points from Senate hearings on an arms treaty and NBC’s Meet the Press.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
United States
Soviet Union
America
Kissinger
Middle East
China
NBC
Meet the Press
Senate
Russia
U.S
Viets plan monthly refugee exodus to Bangkok
Vietnamese officials told visiting U S congressmen they will allow about 10 000 people per month to leave legally to stem a mass refugee flight. Rep Lester Wolff led a 12 member delegation in Bangkok and urged action with Thai Prime Minister Kriangsak Chomanan. Hanoi says it lacks resources to stop all boat departures amid arrests and executions of some escapees.
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Bangkok
U.S
Lester Wolff
DN. V
Kriangsak Chomanan
Hanoi
Iran May Weaken Oil Output To 2.9 Million Barrels A Day
Rep. Les Aspin cites unpublished CIA projections indicating Iran’s revolutionary government may fail to sustain output near 4 million barrels daily. He warns production could fall to 2.9 million by 1985 due to neglect of oil fields, while 4 million remains possible in the optimistic scenario.
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Washington
Congressional Intelligence
CIA
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Iran
Central Intelligence Agency
Aspin
Carter backs panel on nuclear safety with practical limits
President Carter said he will follow the blue ribbon panel on nuclear safety if practical, but will not shut down the nation’s 72 operating nuclear plants or halt work on plants with permits. The 12 member group led by John G. Kemeny was appointed after the Three Mile Island accident to uncover causes and ensure citizen safety.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Dartmouth College
John
Local Southern Illinoisan fragment lists offices and rates
OCR reads multiple city offices in Herrin and Murphysboro with address lines and a Sunday daily publication note. It lists carrier rates and subscription prices, plus ad contact numbers and service notes.
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Publi
Illinois
Herrin
S. 12Th
Murphysboro
Ill
Southern
Carbondale
Jewreal
iMurro
Recession May Worsen Inflation Says Joint Committee
The Joint Economic Committee warns a mild recession this year is likely, but it could extend into 1980 and worsen inflation long term. It calls for increased investment to boost productivity and notes tax cuts may gain support as unemployment rises.
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Washington Star
Associated Press
Washington
Joint Economic Committee
Senate House Panel
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Bentsen
Carter
Congress
Jane
Klansmen Arrested After Parade Without Permit in Montgomery
Klansmen marching toward Montgomery from Selma were halted by riot police as about 200 hooded marchers entered the city without a parade permit. Police chief Charles Swindall announced arrests for parading without a permit, while Imperial Wizard Bill Wilkinson claimed the group was marching for civil rights.
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Montgomery
Ala
Emory Felmar
Selma
Bill Wilkinson
The
Invisible Empire
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Charles Swindall
Swindall
Wilkinson
Denham Springs
Chrysler bankruptcy study warns of huge job losses
A Congressional Budget Office study prepared with Data Resources Inc. estimates that Chrysler Corp collapsing could trigger temporary economic instability and a permanent loss of 200,000 to 300,000 jobs nationally, though it does not predict imminent bankruptcy. The analysis outlines worst-case scenarios for the No. 3 automaker.
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Chrysler Corp
Congressional Budget Office
Data Resources Inc
Lexington
Mass
Chrysler
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Burgess
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Longfellow School
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