Word: settlement
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...part of a disengagement agreement. If Israel agreed, the U.S. was likely not only to be more generous with military and economic aid, but to put its endorsement on any agreement. Appearing before the House Committee on Foreign Affairs last week, Kissinger said: "I believe that a final peace settlement in the area will require some sort of American-I don't know whether I want to use the word guarantee-but some sort of American assurance as to the viability and security of the state of Israel." Rabin declined such assurance. "We can't entrust our defense...
Black patrolmen in the Cambridge Police Department are finally nearing settlement of an 11-month case involving alleged discrimination in promotion practices...
...supporters led stormy pickets of the store though the fall, and when Harvard Pro sued, so did the UFW. An out-of-court settlement earned the picketers the right to parade up to six quiet picketers in front of the store...
...pressures before October 1973 made the type of policy he would have liked to pursue in the Mideast impossible to adopt, perhaps because as a Jew he believed Arab nations would not trust his intentions, or perhaps simply because he realized that the possibility of any sort of serious settlement in the area was a long way off, Kissinger refrained both from participating in, and commenting on, the Arab-Israeli conflict...
...State felt that Israel should be prepared to return the occupied territories for less extensive concessions. His handling of American policy during the October War gave clear in cation of how he analyzed the situation Kissinger saw another massive Israeli victory as potentially detrimental to both achieving a settlement in the area, and more importantly, to the cause of detente. Should the Israelis be about to repeat the rout of 1967, he believed, the Soviet Union would intervene, even at the risk of a direct confrontation with the United States. The development which would have pleased Kissinger most then...