Arabs threaten loss of US aid amid Arab summit fallout
The Associated Press reports a Rabat sourced claim that a State Department manual urged ambassadors to threaten Arab governments with aid cuts if they oppose U.S. policy, a move tied to the disarray at last month's Arab summit over Palestinian guerrilla support. Also noted are Belgian reports of U.S. arms shipments and Israel's exchanges with Lebanon over a captured terrorist and a Gaza electricity matter.
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Spokesman Today
U.S
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Hassanein Heikal
al Ahram
Nasser
State Department
England
Spain
Turkey
Afghanistan
France
Italy
Heikal
Rabat
Israel
Egypt
Lebanon
Beirut
Gaza City
Haifa
Gaza
Knauer Faces Praise and Attacks at Consumer Assembly
Washington AP Virginia Knauer Nixon appointee for consumer affairs drew applause and criticism at a Consumer Federation of America assembly. Advocates praised her independence while critics urged stronger enforcement and a broader consumer role, with Nader urging public service law firms and Grant calling for continued support.
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Washington
Virginia Knauer
Knauer
Nixon
Consumer Assembly
Bess Myerson Grant
New York City
Ralph Nader
Texas
Consumer Federation of America
Bob Eckhardt
White House
Nader
Grant
Nixon Confident Of Balanced Budget
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration grows more confident it can craft a balanced budget without new taxes or tax increases. A Treasury official notes no final decision yet as budget timing for February 2 remains fluid and White House cut plans aim to balance or surplus without inflationary tax hikes.
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Washington
Nixon
Treasury Department
Treasury
Congress
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Budget Bureau
Civil Rights Plans Expanded Role in Discrimination Fight
The HEW Office for Civil Rights aims to monitor court orders enforcing desegregation and broaden actions against discriminatory practices in schools and colleges. Officials expect new moves on Mexican-Americans, northern segregation, and private academies as federal courts guide desegregation.
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South
Office For Civil Rights
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Civil Rights Office
HEW
North
West
Nixon
Federal Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Leon E. Panetta
Panetta
Plane Crash Near Salisbury Leaves Five Men with Minor Injuries
Five Philadelphia men returning from a Miami business meeting suffered minor injuries when their private twin engine turboprop crashed on Maryland's Eastern Shore failing to reach Salisbury airport by about a mile. Pilot Carmen A. DiOrio and four passengers were rescued and taken to Peninsula General Hospital.
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Salisburg
Philadelphia
Miami
Fla
Maryland
Carmen A. DiOrio
Salisbury
Peter Bressi
DiOrio
Joseph Lizzi
Robert Nicoletti
Michael E. DiOrio
Bressi
Peninsula General Hospital
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Naples
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Whitney North Seymour Jr
Mrs. Knauer
London
Lamar Sloan
Volkswagen Karmann
Mustang
Lamar Sloan Ford
Richard LaForce
Rochester
N.Y
Y.M.C.A
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Winchester
THE
Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship
Holiday Inn
East
Rev
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Sterling College
Presbyterian
Kansas
Iowa
Methodist Church
North Iowa
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Iiplalle
Jim Walter
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