Cease-fire line talks between Israel and Egypt near a standstill
The Israeli and Egyptian governments prepared for fresh talks on a mutually acceptable cease-fire line along the Suez Canal. Cairo seeks Israeli withdrawal to Oct 22 positions, while Israel suggests both banks with a six-mile demilitarized zone. The session could decide the fate of the disengagement and POW exchanges continue.
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Associated Press
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Golda Mait
Jerusalem
Ahatan Yariv
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Defense
Moshe Dayan
Tel Aviv
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Israeli State Radio 5
Welfare checks and consumer complaints in a reader letter digest
A reader questions welfare check use and notes welfare funds can cover anything. The column includes letters about Reader's Digest renewal, a faulty tree sale, a dogwood scam, vacation certificate refunds, and a bowling league dispute with a call for professional opinions.
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Resort Hotel Association
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Hagerstown
Mesort Hotel Association
Jacksonville
Pennsylvania Lottery Winning Numbers Report Flawed Text
Harrisburg AP reports unclear lottery results with multiple garbled numbers. The story mentions winning numbers and a Baker's Dozen set, but the digits are corrupted making exact figures unreadable. The piece references several prize tiers and repeating number strings without reliable clarity.
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Harrisburg
Battary
Libya's Khadafy dismisses six point peace plan
Libyan leader Col Moammar Khadafy denounces the six point cease fire plan as a capitulation and says war is the only path to Palestinian rights. He argues Palestine must be restored and warns that without this aim Arab unification hinges on ongoing struggle. He also signals openness to talks with Kissinger, framing US interests as aligned with the Arab world.
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Gil
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Arab Ambassador Doubts Oil Embargo Sways U S Policy
Jamil Barendy, Saudi Arabia's U N ambassador, dismisses concern over cold bedrooms from the Arab oil squeeze and says the embargo will continue until U S policy toward Israel changes. He argues Arabs act only after decades of occupation and time favors their stance, not instant results.
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Yasuhiro Nakasane
International Trade and Industry
Tokyo
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Europe
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United States
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N.Y
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Jamil Barendy
Saudi Arabia
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Israel
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Security Council
Japan
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Food Chain Executive Repays Gifts To Spiro Agnew
Food Fair Store executive repaid the firm for gifts sent to former Vice President Spiro Agnew. Joseph M. Rash, corporate vice-president, forwarded a check after the company tallied the value of the gifts. President Jack Friedland refused to disclose the amount, calling it insignificant, and said the repayment was based on the total price of the food. Rash, a longtime friend of Agnew, allegedly used a special company fund to finance the gifts, with Friedland defending Rash as a trusted employee who accepted contractor kickbacks ongoing.
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Food Fair
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Rash
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Maryland
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Army Dominates Greece as Papadopoulos Uses Troops
Athens reports show President Papadopoulos relying on tanks to quell demonstrations, signaling the army’s ongoing control of Greek politics. The coup-like crackdown followed student protests at the Polytechnic and memorial clashes for former premier Papandreou, with 46 more dissidents detained and nationwide university closures through December 10.
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Mavros
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Papa
John Zigdis
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