Compromise on Debt Bill Prompts Campaign Financing Debates
Democratic leaders push a compromise to back public financing for presidential campaigns while preserving private funding options for congressional races. Senate leaders and President Nixon weigh veto threats as House debates a revised debt ceiling bill and potential campaign finance reform.
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U N Steps to Resume Middle East Cease Fire Talks
The senior U.N. commander in the Middle East met Egyptian War Minister Ahmed Ismail in Cairo and then visited Jerusalem to urge renewed talks between Israeli Major General Aharon Yariv and Egyptian Major General Mohamed el Gamasy. U.S. officials expect a Geneva peace conference in mid December even if talks stall. Saudi Arabia eased oil cuts with Britain, Spain, France exempt, and Arab positions on withdrawal debated.
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Soviet Leader Brezhnev Wraps India Visit With Pact
Soviet Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev concluded a five day trip to New Delhi signing a one year eventime agreement and a joint policy declaration with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. The talks stressed Asian collective security and detente, with New Delhi signaling continued friendship with Moscow amid U S and Chinese tensions.
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White House Attacks Prosecution Staff After Cox Fallout
Washington the White House resumes sharp criticism of the Watergate special prosecutor's staff after the Cox firing. Jaworski pledges full cooperation but seeks court custody for White House tapes and material, while Ziegler denounces the prosecutor's staff and disputes their integrity.
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Firemen Search For More Bodies In Japan Store Fire
In Kumamoto Japan firemen scoured the smoking Taiyo department store ruins for missing victims after a deadly blaze that killed at least 100. Ninety nine bodies of shoppers and workers were recovered within hours of the Thursday fire and another was found today. Officials said 70 of the dead were female and 28 male. many victims are unrecognizable. Investigators probed the fire’s origin as the city mourned.
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Cambodian Troops Routed From Garrison
Khmer Rouge insurgents routed the Vihear Suor garrison 12 miles northeast of Phnom Penh after a siege. More than 500 troops and civilians were reported dead or missing. Escaped soldiers said the attack began about 11 p.m. Thursday with mortar and tear gas. About 450 troops and over 400 civilians fled the village and were ambushed nearby as panicked crowds dispersed. Many women and children were reported drowned in surrounding marshes.
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U S Expects Mideast Peace Meet To Open In December
U S officials expect the Middle East peace conference to open mid December in Geneva despite the Egyptian pullback. Kissinger anticipated on hand for the meeting set for December 17 or 18 with Egypt Israel and other nations represented. The White House will name ambassadors and top staff changes ahead of the talks while Kissinger tours Europe for NATO ministers before Geneva.
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