Israeli raids expected after Nahariyya attack
In Nahariyya four Israelis were killed and eight wounded as three Arab guerrillas from Lebanon attacked a three story apartment building. Israeli forces retook the building after a three hour firefight. Seventeen residents were rescued and the attackers were killed. Negotiations and a state radio report described the incident as a quick retaliation amid broader clashes in Lebanon and Israel.
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Syria
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Yasir Arafat
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Yitzhak Rabin
World at a glance: US mayors seek domestic Kissinger
In San Diego Kenneth R. Cole dismisses a plan to appoint a domestic Kissinger as unrealistic. The piece notes other world briefs including IRA torture reports in Belfast, a Mexican price freeze to curb inflation, and Sudanese pardons and transfers of Palestinian guerrillas to the PLO.
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U.S. Conference of Mayors
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Kenneth R. Cole
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Provisional
Mexico City
Khartoum
Sudan
Palestine Liberation Organization
Jaafar el Numairi
PLO
Housewife recounts Arab raid at Nahariya
Hanna Halevi described terrorists forcing entry and firing at doors in a three story Nahariya apartment. Seventeen survivors hid as two children and a mother were killed, while an army raid followed the earlier gunfire and explosions.
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Israel
Hanna Halevi
Balfour Street
Jacob Duak
Kissinger and Jackson clash over Soviet arms deals
Secretary of State Kissinger and Sen. Jackson remain at odds over the 1972 five year SALT accords. Jackson accuses a secret clarification of expanding missile limits to 1020 while Kissinger denies any hidden agreement. Both expect classified documents to support their positions as Kissinger heads to Moscow with President Nixon.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Henry M. Jackson
Soviet Union
Washington Democrat
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Jackson
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
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Moscow
United States
Congress
Paul H. Nitze
Pentagon
Arms Control Subcommittee
Advisers grow into unconfirmed assistant presidents
A Senate Watergate committee report says presidential advisers across three administrations gained power as assistant presidents. They act with little or no presidential knowledge, lack confirmation, and shield actions with executive privilege, effectively forming a government within a government. The report condemns the swollen executive office and urges a thorough congressional study.
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Senate Watergate Committee
Arthur Miller
Senate
Congress
Miller
Associated Press
Four men arraigned on attempted murder charges
Four men Russell Wayne Jourdain William Sayers Fred Mason and Darrell Brave were arraigned in county court on attempted murder aggravated assault aggravated robbery burglary while using a dangerous weapon and burglary. They are linked to a Friday night robbery at a summer home near Lake Julia.
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Russell Wayne Jourdain
Red Lake
William Sayers
Fred Mason
Wannabee
Washington
Darrell Bryan Brave
Rosebud
South Dakota
Barbara Burnham
Frances Bainbridge
Iowa
Bemidji
Flame
Jourdain
Sayers
Mason
Malone's
Brave
Sheriff's Deputies
Nixon heads to Moscow summit with goal of easing nuclear threat
President Nixon left for a Moscow summit pledging closer U S Soviet cooperation and a reduction of nuclear burdens. He outlined aims to strengthen ties develop cooperative areas and advance limits on nuclear weapons. Talks in Brussels with NATO leaders and with leaders like Brezhnev follow, amid debate over missile counts and a possible bias in diplomacy.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Mariano Rumor
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Hubert H. Humphrey
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