Sisco seeks accord on reopening Suez Canal talks
JERUSALEM UPI Israeli hopes hinge on Sisco Cairo visit this weekend with a plan of Israel terms for reopening the Suez Canal. Haaretz says Israel rejects Egyptian troop crossings while considering a limited ceasefire extension. Davar hints at limited withdrawal from the east bank. Political observers see a leak to test reaction.
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Steel industry sour note after union celebration
United Steelworkers officials threw a lavish three year wage contract party in Pittsburgh while U S Steel raised prices eight percent the next morning in a move echoed by other leading companies The boost aims to prevent erosion of earnings power and will impact consumers as demand slumps and competition from Japan grows The article notes layoffs plant closings and the possibility of mills being built abroad for semifinished steel and export to the United States
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Enemy ambush in Vietnam and Cambodia reported by U S forces
American helicopter crews killed 13 Communist soldiers in two strafing runs in the far northern quarter of South Vietnam. In Cambodia North Vietnamese troops ambushed a Cambodian patrol, with further details unavailable.
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Mass grave found of eagles shot for sport near Saratoga
Federal agents on a search warrant near Saratoga Wyoming uncovered a mass grave containing decomposed eagle carcasses and other animals. UPI reports the discovery followed testimony about helicopter hunts that allegedly killed eagles across Wyoming and Colorado.
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At the Movies Look at Love Story and More in Town
The week features Love Story with stars Ali McGraw and Ryan O Neal, and a drive in lineup including The Andromeda Strain with The Forbin Report. Williamstown College Cinema previews Klute with Donald Sutherland and Jane Fonda, while a Disney double bill runs at North Hoosick drive-in. Weektime showings list Harte drive-ins with first show at dusk and times at 7 and 9 in Williamstown.
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Washington moves to cap campaign spending in 1972 race
Washington action targets federal race costs as Democrats push reform. Nixon shifts stance to support limits of about 14 million dollars per party and 16 cents per potential voter with a bipartisan Federal Election Commission to oversee disclosures and public access. Clarifies that limits apply to radio TV newspaper magazine and billboard ads, not direct solicitations or primaries.
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Mustard gas shipments begin to Johnston Island storage
From Okinawa to Johnston Island, the first of five shiploads of nerve and mustard gas arrived for storage on the atoll. The 5,300 tons, part of Operation Red Hat, will be followed by four more shipments over 55 days as part of removing about 13,000 tons of chemical and biological weapons from Okinawa. The initial 150 tons moved in January. Johnston Island lies 700 miles southwest of Hawaii.
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House Bill Cuts Aid to Greece and Pakistan
Washington report on a narrow House vote approving a two year 6.9 billion foreign aid bill with conditions to Greece and Pakistan. Greece faces a cutoff of military aid until democracy returns or security considerations justify continuation. Pakistan aid blocked until crackdown on Bengali separatists ends and refugees are allowed to return.
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