Israel hints at softening stance on PLO attendance at UN debate
The Nov 30 Security Council resolution spurred Israel to boycott the January talks. Prime Minister Rabin and Foreign Minister Allon suggested possible modification to Israel’s policy, signaling a potential shift toward acknowledging the PLO, while Kissinger presses for participation and warns of domestic Arab backlash. Syria hailed the move as a Palestinian victory.
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Israel
United Nations Security Council
Middle East
Security Council
Golan Heights
Yitzhak Rabin
Yigal Allon
PLO
U.S
Syria
Allen
FAA moves to install conflict alert system after near misses
The FAA acts after five near collisions since November 26 including a Detroit incident injuring 24. An Eastern Airliners path from Washington to Tampa narrowly missed a Louisville bound Air Force jet at 19 000 feet near Flat Rock Virginia. A four and a half mile alert sphere will blink warnings to air traffic controllers and pilots.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Detroit
Richmond
Eastern
Washington
Tampa
Fla
Air Force
Louisville
Flat Rock
FAA
Air Route Control Centers
Washington Center
Leesburg
Congress Records Dec 4–10 Roll Calls on Bankruptcy and Rail Aid
Area lawmakers debated HR 10624 limiting city bankruptcy to one million residents and HR 8631 extending nuclear liability. Votes split on bankruptcy measures and rail aid, with appropriations for NY City loans and fuel cell funding amid broader fiscal debate. Key figures Rep. Downing Whitehurst Satterfield Daniel Butler Robinson. Sen. Hartke Byrd Scott Glenn.
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Garry Brown
R-Mich
New York
Congress
Robert Drinan
D-Mass
Thomas Downing
William Whitehurst
Robert Daniel
W.C. Daniel
Caldwell Butler
Kenneth Robinson
William Wampler
David Satterfield
Herbert Harris
Joseph Fisher
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, Transportation
House
New York City
Byrd
Scott
Nny
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Senate
John Glenn
Ohio
Robert Byrd
Appreciation for Guiding Light Church Leaders
Letters from Reba Moesta of Winchester praise Pastor Rev. Donald Scruggs for time and kindness and honor N B Shingleton for support to the church and community. The note recalls Shingleton’s loyalty through health and his wife’s passing and closes with gratitude and faith.
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the Star
Guiding Light Church
Donald Scruggs
Brother In Christ
N.B. Shingleton
Guiding Light
Winchester
Mr. Shingleton
Reba Moesta
N. Cameron St
Wise words on war hunger and greed in America and abroad
The author rails against hawkish policy and undeclared wars, criticizing U S inflation, Vietnam, Africa and Ireland. He invokes Gandhi and Shakespeare to warn that greed and power politics threaten freedom and food. The piece ends with C. C. McDonald at P O Box 122.
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the Star
Leo Rosten
Russia
America
Africa
Vietnam
Ireland
Angola
Ghandi
England
Shakespeare
C. C. McDonald
P.O
Winchester
United Fund volunteers celebrate victory at Winchester luncheon
The 1975 United Fund campaign volunteers gathered at Winchester Country Club for a victory luncheon. P. Weber Jr. thanked the community, volunteers, media, Budget Review Committee, and Board of Directors, praising Winchester Evening Star for coverage and support. Billy Seal invites support for Kiwanis Christmas project and a Dec 17 movie event at Plaza theatre.
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the Star
United Fund
Winchester Country Club
United Fund Budget Review Committee
United Fund Board of Directors
Winchester Evening Star
Key Club
James Wood Kiwanis Key Club
William Cagle
Plaza Theatre
Billy Seal
Box
Winchester
Laetrile cases spark debate over patient choice and FDA power
Oklahoma Judge Bohanon granted Rutherford and Ernest Ray permission to pursue Laetrile, amid strong warnings from physicians that the treatment lacks proven benefit. The judge criticized federal overreach, arguing adults should be free to pursue unproven remedies as long as no one else is harmed.
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Washington
Luther Bohanon
Oklahoma City
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Mexico
Europe
Glen L. Rutherford
U.S. District Court
Bohanon
Ray
Michael Grossman
Rutherford
Humphrey Leads Democratic 1976 Nomination Poll
Gallup finds Hubert Humphrey top Democratic choice for 1976 with 30 percent, Wallace 20, McGovern and Jackson 10 each, Muskie 7, Bayh 5, Kennedy’s presence shifts results. Independents favor Wallace 27 percent with Humphrey 19, survey of 1,507 adults conducted Nov 21–24.
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Princeton
N.J
Hubert Humphrey
Sen
Humphrey
George Wallace
Wallace
George McGovern
South Dakota
Henry Jackson
Washington
Edmund Muskie
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Kennedy
McGovern
Seekivtouce
Jackson
Muskie
Carter
Shriver
Humphrey Wallace
By Carrier: 19.00 year 10.50 six mos. 5.50 three mos
Rates listed for newspaper delivery include 19.00 yearly 10.50 for six months and 5.50 for three months. Details imply subscription pricing options for home delivery.
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Edderials
Mber
Henry A. Kissinger
John L. McLucas
Transportation
William T. Coleman
Ford
Mittee
Harris
Fisher
Yea. Downing
Whitehurst
Satterfield
Butler
Robinson
Wampler
Conrail
Boston
Washington, D.C
James Pearson
R-Kan
Vance Hartke
Harry Byrd
William Scott
P. Weber Jr
Gallup Poll
Democratic Party
Edward Kennedy
Sargent Shriver
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Morris Udall
Arizona
Terry Sanford
Independent
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lewis H. Ebert
Douglas B. O'Connell
Tdnismat
Thomas T. Byrd
Moneger
David H. Smith
Eugene P. Miller
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