Dayan comments on Suez tensions and limited impact claim
In a special interview Dayan said a recent incident near Suez could be retaliation for the downing of an Egyptian Sukhoi 7 bomber. He stressed such events would not alter the balance of power and noted no sparrow, missile, or plane could change a war’s outcome. The remarks appeared on the back page, section col. 3.
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Attica probe opens as riot toll climbs and bombs hit city
A congressional select committee began an investigation into the Attica prison riot after a deadly five day siege left hostages and inmates dead. Doctors reported 300 to 350 inmates shot or beaten, with officials confirming about 40 injured prisoners and higher counts likely as checks continue. The twin towers attack in Albany and the bomb at the State Corrections building added to the chaos as authorities searched for facts and urged lessons to prevent a repeat.
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Nixon Victory Reported Amid Republican Rejection This Year
Vague OCR note outlines Nixon triumph as party factions reject alternative contenders. Citizens observe early returns with emphasis on leadership stability and party unity signals.
High quality fire chief still sought for city
A sparse notice seeks a qualified fire chief to fill a mid range salary between 1462 and 2067 dollars. The ad notes ongoing recruitment, urging applicants to respond promptly to the department in Driggs.
Accident shines light on birth defects cure progress
Researchers at the University of Texas at Houston report two lab accidents led to a staining method that visualizes chromosome bands on rod shaped bodies. Drs. Hall Shaw Stubblefield and colleagues say the technique helps sort chromosomes and locate gene groups, boosting work on birth defects and hereditary illnesses.
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Fremont agricultural land dwindles in residential push
Fremont planners back conversion of agricultural land to housing despite concerns about high groundwater, traffic, and street capacity. Planning Director Deri Ba urged study of a coal-benefit analysis before final city action. commission approved project by unanimous vote with provisos.
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Weather outlook for hills: warm, fair, windy days
Fair weather continues through tomorrow with highs in the low 80s to low 90s and lows tonight in the 50s to low 60s. Northwest winds gust in the hills, bringing mild warmth and dry conditions.
Local Teachers Union Flags District’s Budget Crisis
The New Haven Unified School District faces a suspected bankruptcy risk as the local AFT chapter blames the new school board for financial strain. A separate CDC committee is formed by directors to curb further cuts to the Community Drug Council’s revised federal grant budget.
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Federal court challenge to Nixon wage freeze on teachers
A federal court fights the President Nixon wage freeze for teachers salaries claiming the order violates state law. Norton Simon disrupts the University of California Regents meeting with persistent verbal attacks on GOY Ronaké school administrators and the regents themselves, page references noted.
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Nation watchers hear Nixon meeting outlook on wage limits
Sen Jacob K Jayita Republican New York predicts post freeze wage and price controls will be confined to industries that significantly affect the economy following a meeting with President Nixon. Chairman F Edward Hebert orders a House panel probe into why the Army suffers fragging race conflict drugs desertions and dwindling enlistments. Inmates at Attica claim many rebels were shot during the suppression. A European diplomat predicts U N seat for Nationalist China will fail. Justice Hugo Black retires from the Supreme Court due to ill health.
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Police recover Titian painting and seize renaissance works
Police recover a Titian painting and 13 Renaissance works and arrest 10 people in connection with art thefts. A separate report mentions a major art theft near Venice as Page 5, 4A. A Portuguese sea captain threatens to fire on a British ship attempting to halt cargo to Rhodesia and makes a dangerous dash alongside a coastal tanker off Mozambique.
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