Israel Rejects Egypt Plan To Reopen Suez Canal
Prime Minister Golda Meir rejected Egypt's proposal to reopen the Suez Canal as a pressure tactic for a broader Middle East settlement. She warned against concessions and reiterated Israel would not abandon the Golan Heights, Gaza, Jerusalem, or Sharm El Sheikh while leaving room to discuss the West Bank and Sinai. In Amman, the PLO pledged to move nonpersonal weapons from Amman and end actions conflicting with the peace accord, amid ongoing talks with Jordan's government.
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Armstrong Gathers Ground as Heart Condition Improves
Louis Armstrong, in hospital for a heart ailment, showed slight improvement Sunday and began asking for food. A hospital spokesman said his condition had "improved slightly during the day" and noted he remained fed intravenously. Earlier reports had him "awake and alert" observing Palm Sunday as best he could.
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Valachi's body awaits burial in El Paso
Joseph Valachi 66 died of a heart attack Saturday at La Tuna Federal Prison in Texas. Funeral arrangements are pending as relatives prepare to take the body home. His sensational Senate testimony exposed La Cosa Nostra and followed years under heavy guard after threats.
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Yale junior leads antiwar ad blitz Project Unsell
Yale University student Nerken launches Project Unsell to enlist Madison Avenue in repudiating the Vietnam war. About 200 ad professionals gather for speeches and planning at Yale with a May 1 deadline for entries to be reviewed by a panel including Yale’s Kingman Brewster and others.
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Ministers should serve sentence for Calley
Presbyterian pastor Dr. Harold Englund told his Fremont Church congregation Nixon should let ministers of all denominations serve at least 10 years of William Calley’s life sentence. He urged Nixon to let others share the penalty as Calley’s case symbolized broader Vietnam guilt.
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Inmates Locked Down After Quarrel at San Quentin
About half of San Quentin's 3000 inmates were confined to cells Sunday after a brawl in which no one was injured. Officer Job Apostle said the number involved was unclear as guards moved in to end the brief melee. Inmate Robert Kent, 28, a drug offender from San Bernardino County, was treated for injuries. Charles Beckas, 27, a life term inmate from Sonoma County, suffered a minor cut. No weapons were found.
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Hickel Named Man of the Year by Ripon College
The Liberal Republican Ripon College readers select former Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel as man of the year. Ripon President Josiah Lee Auspitz cites Hickel's environmental work and dedication to national reconciliation amid polarization. An Earth Day dinner on April 24 in Se-alike will present the award.
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House to Act on 4.8 Billion Education Bill and Trade Expansion
Congress plans quick action on the education appropriation totaling 34.7 billion for fiscal year starting July 1 with 577 million in impacted area aid sparking veto-tinged debate. The Senate moves toward a trade expansion measure while the House tackles a controversial agriculture bill on beet growers and sugar policy.
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Hughes proposes international civilian war deaths commission
Sen. Harold Hughes of Iowa proposed forming an international commission of jurists to assess civilian blame in war and set new standards. He called for a non-binding Senate resolution after Easter to create the body with members named by leaders or supreme courts of each involved nation.
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Brezhnev Peace Offensive Outlined After Party Congress
Kremlin signals a six point foreign policy program aimed at world conferences on disarmament and China joining nuclear talks. Brezhnev’s line stresses negotiations, environment and space cooperation, with limited hope for broad arms cuts and new treaties amid cautious Western outlooks.
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GOP proposal for base income for aged
Republican members of the Senate Special Committee on Aging back a government subsidy to guarantee a minimum income for poverty‑stricken people over 65. The plan seeks $1,200 a year for singles and $7,400 for couples if other income is low, despite uncertain passage.
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Unclear Arcus Ruling Cited by Omer Hae in Alameda Case
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a court in Alameda County California with June timing and a reference to Omer Hae. The snippet lacks a clear event, decision, or full names to establish a complete summary.
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