Israeli Jets Bomb Damascus as Ground Battles Rage in War
Israeli Phantom jets bomb Damascus for the first time in the four day war striking the Defense Ministry and Radio Damascus as fierce ground fighting continues along the Suez Canal and in the Golan Heights. Israeli officials report hits while Egypt claims a stiff defense and retreat.
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Ohio rallies raise 1.4 million for Israel aid
In Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland mass meetings urged support for Israel amid the Middle East war. Pledges reached 775000 in Columbus and over 600000 in Cincinnati, with unannounced pledges expected to grow. The drive aims to fund health, education and welfare services in Israel and call for medical volunteers and blood donations.
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Kissinger Warns Soviets on Middle East Policy
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warned that U S Soviet relations could be imperiled if Russia acts irresponsibly in the Middle East. He said detente cannot survive irresponsibility in any area, including the Middle East, as Senate commentary filled the day.
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Senate urged ceasefire and pullback in Middle East conflict
The Senate urged a ceasefire and the return of hostile forces to positions held before the fighting began. Senator J W Fulbright backed the call for Israel to pull back from most territories since 1967. Kissinger defended US stance on detente and warned against exploiting it to weaken alliances, and Fulbright urged Security Council action to apply withdrawal resolutions.
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Federal Judge Studies Offer in Agnew News-Leak Case
A federal judge weighs the Justice Department offer of sworn statements denying a campaign of news leaks in the Agnew investigation. The department seeks to defend reporters against subpoenas and cites an internal probe finding only 134 employees aware of the inquiry and no leaks prior to notification.
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Red Skelton Ties Third Knot With Toland In San Francisco
Comedian Red Skelton wed Palm Springs sportswoman Lothian Toland in a double ring ceremony at San Francisco's First Unitarian Church. The 60 year old comedian called the event double ring and shared a joke about rings. Toland, 35, attended the ceremony with a soft vow of love as Skelton was referred to as Richard by the officiant.
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West West surface mining ban broadens Senate action
The Senate voted 53 to 33 to bar strip mining on privately owned land where federal mineral rights exist in millions of Western acres including eastern Montana. Supporters frame it as a states rights measure while critics call it federal dictation, with debate noting environmental goals and costs to coal production.
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Saxbe Declares He Will Not Seek Reelection in 1974
Washington AP reports Senator William Saxbe, a sharp Republican voice, becomes the third GOP senator to retire before the 1974 election. At 57, he cited Senate procedural slowness and difficulty accomplishing goals, announcing at a news conference in Cleveland area context. Lt. Gov. John W. Brown quickly announced his bid to fill Saxbe’s Ohio seat.
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Eight Children Die in Trailer Fire in Ohio
In Jerry City Wood County Sheriff reported eight children ages up to nine were killed when a trailer home burned early today. The parents were identified as Mr and Mrs Jesus Trevinio of the Dale Roe Trailer Park by Frank Paden of Paden Mortuary North Baltimore.
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Editorial Obituaries and Sports in Classifieds Section
Weather forecasts note clear tonight with fog, lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Details on Page 2.
Private Detectives Testify On Watergate Campaign Illicit Acts
Two private detectives tied to Nixon campaign spying were slated to testify before the Senate Watergate committee. Michael W. McMinoway, 26, from Louisville, identified as Sedan Chair 2, allegedly sabotaged Humphrey campaign mailings and urged votes for Henry Jackson. John Buckley, another private investigator, was to follow, linked to E Howard Hunt and Fat Jack.
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Dinners Under Fire as Generals Eat for a Dollar
Rep. Les Aspin says he will ask the General Accounting Office to probe a $1 dinner for generals amid rising Pentagon cafeteria prices for GIs and civilian staff. He cites a menu offering six entrees eight appetizers and 17 desserts and notes ordinary personnel eat at commercial cafeterias. No Army comment available.
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