Arab Leaders Back Oil Embargo Tactics and Three-Stage Talks
Arab summit informants say oil weapon to stay and expand if needed against Israel supporters with France exemptions sought. Talks to begin in Geneva next month in three stages starting with Egypt and Syria, aiming to Israel withdrawal to 1949 lines and a possible third front if peace fails.
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Former Supreme Court Justice Charles Whittaker Dies At 72
Kansas City AP reports Charles Evans Whittaker died at 72 after a ruptured abdominal aneurism. A Kansas native, he rose from farm life to the Missouri and federal bench before serving on the U.S. Supreme Court from 1954 to 1962. He retired due to health pressures and later engaged in civic work. Survived by his wife Winifred and three sons, funeral services are set in Kansas City.
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Whizter) White
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Kent
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Cubans Free Americans After $11,000 Paid
Sixteen Florida travelers freed from Cuba returned home after relatives sent $11,000 to the Swiss Embassy to cover alleged aircraft repairs. Pilot Al Hicken said his chartered Lockheed Lodestar was ordered to land in Havana with no explained reason. The group had been intercepted by AIG jets near the Cayman Islands while flying to the Cayman Islands.
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United States
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Sportman’s Flights Inc
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Shultz Urges U.S. to Plan for Oil Independence
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz urged a long term energy policy assuming no Arab oil. He warned against overreliance, noted possible unemployment from shortages, and said price rises to curb consumption could be used but faced opposition. He spoke after a Paris meeting on world monetary reform.
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United States
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France
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Great Britain
Japan
U.S
Defense Dept. To Get Oil Before Public
Dallas AP reports fuel is diverted from consumers to the Defense Department to maintain readiness amid the Arab oil embargo. Major oil firms were allegedly ordered to supply December allocations to the Defense Department, with 22 companies involved and Shell leading at 103 million gallons.
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