Israel strikes hit Damascus and Syrian targets in new war fronts
Israeli air raids targeted Damascus airport and key Syrian sites while Egypt and Iraq joined the conflict. Civilian casualties were heavy as Israel said its strikes hit Homs Latakia Tartus and ports along the Mediterranean. Both sides claimed major air battles over the Golan Heights with numerous downed aircraft.
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Associated Press
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Homs
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Sinai
Minat el-Bayda
Latakia
Tartus
Egypt
Cairo
Khusna
Abu Hammad
Nile Delta
Alexandria
Tornado damages farms near Blooming Prairie area
A late season tornado struck three farms one mile north of Blooming Prairie near Hwy 218 at 5 45 p m Tuesday causing the Mortenson farm to lose buildings and a trailer while damaging a car garage and a barn. Damage was estimated at $13 000 with no injuries. Other affected sites include the Robert Hanson and Emil Maixner farms with additional property damage and power outages in the region.
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Herald
Blooming Prairie
Hwy. 218
Aen Mortenson
Blooming Prairie Gun and Country Club
Mortenson
Robert Hanson
Emil Maixner
Roger Hanson
Blooming Prairie Country Club
Hanson
Austin
Austin Utilities
City of
St. Cloud
Pine City
Stearns County Sheriff's Office
Rockville Township
Glen Schlangen
Schlangen
Stade
Trimont
Anderson pledges full disclosure of all campaign money
Gov. Wendell Anderson announced plans to disclose every dollar raised for political purposes since January 1971 and to reveal all future contributions. He will honor contributor anonymity if requested and calls for prompt voluntary disclosure by the Democratic Farmer Labour and Republican parties.
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ST. Paul
Democratic- Farmer-Labor
Anderson
Rebozo confirms secret Hughes payments in Watergate era
Senate Watergate committee sources say Charles G. Rebozo received two secret $50,000 payments from Howard Hughes, tied to a possible antitrust ruling aiding Hughes Las Vegas interests. Rebozo says he returned $100,000 in 1970 and bank records were subpoenaed as panel questions Hughes associates.
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Nixon
Charles G. ‘Rebe
Rebozo
Howard Hughes
Senate Watergate Committee
Hughes
Las Vegas
Nev
Michael'. McMiroway
GOP
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Fat Jack
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Richard Danner
Chester Davis
Davis
Robert A. Maheu
California
Maheu
Security Council adjourns over stalled Arab-Israeli cease-fire
The United Nations Security Council adjourned its debate on the Arab Israeli war indefinitely amid deadlock over a cease-fire resolution. The Soviet Union boycotted part of the session as Israel blamed Moscow and the Arabs for the fighting. Egypt claimed an air raid on Cairo with four pilots captured, which Israel denied. The United States offered condolences to innocent victims but did not revive its return to the battle lines proposal. China remained silent.
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United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
Soviet Union
Israel
Moscow
Council
Egypt
Cairo
United States
Syria
China
Suspect charged in Sioux Falls bar shooting
A Minneapolis woman was shot in a downtown Sioux Falls bar. Ricky Butler of Sioux Falls aged in his 20s was arraigned Tuesday on a possession of a handgun by a felon charge.
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Sioux Falls, S.D
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
Ricky Butler
Hartford Times Sold to New Haven Group for 7 Million
The Hartford Times, owned by Gannett, was sold to Register Publishing Co. Inc. of New Haven for seven million dollars and more than one million dollars for assets. The deal transfers ownership and includes substantial additional asset value.
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Hartford Times
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the Register Publishing Co., Inc
New Haven
Baltimore
Spiro T
Agnew
New York Times
New York Daily News
Washington Post
Newsweek Magazine
NBC
Maryland
Nixon Wins Unanimous Support for Halt in Middle East War
In Washington Nixon met with congressional leaders who reported unanimous backing for measures to end the Middle East conflict. Mansfield warned the effort could be lengthy as leaders foresee a protracted fight ahead.
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Nixon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
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