Israeli raid in Beirut kills Palestinian leaders in apartment complex
Israeli commandos entered central Beirut shortly after midnight, killing three Palestinian leaders including Abu Yussef of Al Fatah and Kamal Adnan, amid clashes at the Shatila Sabra refugee camp. Lebanon's defense ministry reported 11 dead and a rising casualty count as Israel warned of further strikes.
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British jet crash near Basel kills and injures many
A British charter airliner carrying 139 tourists to Basel crashed in a blizzard south of Basel. Police sources report 106 dead, Basel airport officials say 40 survived but seriously injured. The plane had seven crew.
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Synthetic color ban heightens food color safety concerns
Washington reports fresh worries over artificial colorings as Violet No. 1 bans take effect. microbiologist Michael F. Jacobson of the Center for Science in the Public Interest warns the dye and other colors are inadequately tested and may cause cancer or organ damage.
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Center For Science
Katzir Elected Israel’s Fourth President in First Contested Vote
Dr Ephraim Katzir, noted biophysicist, elected Israel’s fourth president in a historic contested race. He adopted Katzir as his surname and will be sworn in May 23 for a five year term, succeeding Zalman Shazar who retires at 73 after two terms. Katzir backed by Premier Golda Meir and the Labor party.
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Ohio Senate on teens and women's equal rights amendment
The Ohio Senate focuses on teen age of majority while awaiting a crowd to testify on the women's equal rights amendment. Sen. Stanley J. Aronoff of Cincinnati chairs the committee hearing the House approved U S constitutional amendment on equal rights.
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Kleindienst Defends Executive Privilege in Watergate Context
Atty. Gen Richard G. Kleindienst says executive privilege is constitutionally founded and vital. He notes judiciary sole in determining alleged criminal law violations as Senate hearings press for witnesses and documents amid Watergate.
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Wounded Knee Leaders Stand Firm in Arms Surrender Impasse
Government officials and AIM leaders say Washington talks on Indian treaty rights are stalled as Russell Means insists on arms surrender before meeting Leonard Garment. The talks, set to begin Saturday, hinge on surrender conditions and a path to resolution.
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Spring Storm Triggers Flooding Across Lake Erie Shore
A spring storm drove heavy floods along the Lake Erie shore near Toledo Ohio with evacuations for a fifth area. National Guardsmen and police guarded against looting as water receded overnight. Damages exceed a million dollars while Mississippi levee weaknesses raise $160 million in potential losses.
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Student Battles Dress Code Policy At Ohio State Board
Bluffton High School senior Martha Mccartney urged the Ohio Board of Education to safeguard student rights as boards mandate dress codes without student input. She condemned the Bluffton board and principal for poor democratic participation, and called for removing jeans restrictions for girls while upholding cleanliness and neatness standards.
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Nixon seeks broad tariff powers and MFN for USSR
President Nixon asked Congress for sweeping authority to raise or remove tariff barriers and to retaliate against unfair trade practices, including banning imports. He urged extending most favored nation treatment without prior approval, signaling MFN for the Soviet Union amid urgent trade reform as world talks approach with Europe, Japan, and others.
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Veto Battle Shapes Up Over Rural Water Grants
Congress faces a veto override showdown as the House votes on Nixon's veto of a rural water and sewer grant bill. The measure would direct about 120 million dollars already appropriated for the year ending June 30 to rural projects with 5 percent loans backed by guarantees. President Nixon calls the program pork barrel and warns it risks inflation and higher taxes.
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