Peace Talks in Tel Aviv Raise Hopes for Limited Oil Flow
Kissinger's visits from Cairo to Riyadh and Damascus shape prospects for resuming U S Egyptian ties and possible oil shipments. Syria demands explicit Palestinian rights and occupied territory restoration before any talks progress. The White House names Ellsworth Bunker to lead a small delegation to Geneva.
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Syria
United States
Kissinger
Anwar Sadatoff
Cairo
Algeria
Houari Boumedienne
Geneva
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
U.S
Assad
Israel
United States Assurance
Damascus
Syrian Information Ministry
White House
Ellsworth Bunker
Gerald L. Warren
Bunker
Kissinger to Attend Conference Opening
UPI reports Kissinger will attend the conference opening as the UN Security Council delays France and nonaligned demands to strengthen the world body role at the peace conference. The delay is proposed by the United States and the Soviet Union, seen as the true sponsors.
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Kissinger
U.N. Security Council
France
United States
Soviet Union
Time Bill Continues Amid Oil Debates and Power Rate Hikes
The piece outlines continued work on a time bill with oil shortages eyed at 537000 barrels daily for three months. It cites Kissinger aides on possible Arab oil resumption, calls for jet fuel search, rising electricity rates from 12 utilities, and a House Senate conference on energy measures before Christmas.
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Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Geneva
John Sawhill
Federal Energy Office
U.S
Transportation
Claude S. Brinegar
American Automobile Association
House
Senate
Nixon
Europeans Divide Over Plans At Common Market Summit
At a two day summit in Copenhagen leaders remained split on Europe energy policy amid talks on pooling reserves and aiding poorer members. Kissinger proposed a tripartite plan with the United States Japan and Western Europe to address energy shortages. France and Britain resisted while West Germany backed a cooperative approach with oil buyers Arabs and partners. Four Arab ministers pressed their case at Christianborg Palace.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Europe
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Western Europe
Japan
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Kissinger
France
Britain
Georges Pompidou
Edward Heath
Algeria
Sudan
Tunisia
Union of Arab Emirates
Christianborg Palace
Indiana State University charter SME chapter forms forty five members
Forty five students at Indiana State University join the School of Technology as the charter membership of the university's Society of Manufacturing Engineers chapter. The list includes officers and members from Terre Haute Brazil Riley and Greencastle with street addresses.
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School of Technology
Indiana State University
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
SME
Terre Haute
James E. Abbinett
James R. Bailey
Ash
Larry W. English
S. 1St St
James P. Fauber
S. 18Th St
Robert J. Garringer
S. 19Th St
David R. Gibbs
S. 4Th St
Lawrence J. Grohovsky
8Th Ave
Thomas A. Gerold
Crawford
Joseph M. Kleptz
Florida Ave
Arthur H. Lowell
S. 7Th St
David J. Malooley
John B. Shank
19Th St
Bruce E. Thompson
N. 9Th St
Richard A. Warfel
Farrington
Brazil
Connie L. Patchett
South Lambet St
Charles G
Terre Haute Wall of Fame honors three Garfield stars
Alumni and ISU supporters inaugurated an amphitheater wall of fame and a wall of honor at ISU recognizing local residents and Garfield High School graduates Terry Dischinger Dr Greg Bell and Clyde Lovellette as Olympic gold medalists. Lovellette helped the 1952 U S team in Finland while Dischinger competed in 1960 in Italy and Bell set a Big 10 long jump record.
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Garfield High School
Purple Eagles
ISU
Terre
Chain saw noise exceeds safe exposure for operators
Tests show most chain saws produce loud noise, suggesting operators should limit exposure to 30 minutes daily without ear protection to reduce sound levels and protect hearing.
Howard Hughes Inducted to Aviation Hall of Fame in Absentia
Billionaire Howard Hughes was honored posthumously by induction into the Aviation Hall of Fame in Dayton Ohio. Ed Lund stood in for Hughes at the ceremony while Hughes sent a telegram from London expressing appreciation for the honor. Hughes aided aviation and medical research and contributed to wartime aircraft development including the Hughes intercepter, wooden flying boat Hercules, and work on the Lockheed Constellation.
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Dayton
Ohio
Howard Hughes
Aviation Hall of Fame
London
Ed Lund
Hughes
Hughes Aircraft Co
Totype
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