Israeli diplomat slain near Washington shocks diplomatic circle
Col. Yosef Alon, deputy military attaché of Israel, shot to death outside his Bethesda home. FBI probes whether terrorism or crime. Nixon sends military aircraft to transport Alon’s body. Meir’s office pledges full resources for investigation. Meir and Rogers condemn the killing as a tragic act and pledge security steps.
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Fey
Simcha ‘Dinitz
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Dinitz
Alon
Dahlia
Yael
Rachel
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Nixon
Defense
Moshe Dayan
Washington
Mordechai Gur
William P. Rogers
Allende warns Chile near civil war amid crisis
President Salvador Allende warned Chile is near its first civil war in 40 years and sought emergency powers to curb the crisis. Opposition leaders opposed martial law, while security forces patrolled Santiago after a Friday attempted coup and a rebel attack on the presidential palace left two dead and about 40 wounded. He declared an emergency zone in Santiago and faulted Fatherland and Liberty for inciting violence.
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Chile
UPI
Salvador
Allende
Nationel
Christian Pany
Recquist
Chamber of
Tingues
Anibal Palma
Lenneral
Jose Manuel Bal- Taceda
Palma
Carlos Prats
Ecuador
Fatherland and Liberty Organization
Fatherland and Liberty
Iraq defense minister killed in alleged coup plot
Beirut dispatch reports Iraqs Defense Minister Lt General Hammad Chehab killed in a Saturday coup attempt led by security chief Nazar Kaazar. The Baathist regime says plotters aimed for the Iranian border. Chehab buried in Takrit after a military and popular funeral.
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Beirut
UPI
Hammad Chehab
Narem Kasar
Chehab
Kezzar
Agency
Saddam Hussein
Revolutionary Command Council
Baghdad
Takrit
Tranien
Samdoun Gheidan
Kazzar
Trag
Iran
Nazar
Chekab
Gheldan
Kaeser
Kadsar
Bins Ghekdan
Shattel-Arab Waterway
Persian Gulf
Bradley sworn in as mayor of Los Angeles
Tom Bradley was sworn in as mayor of Los Angeles on the city hall steps, defended by former U.S. Chief Justice Earl Warren. The 82 year old Warren attended for appearance. Bradley, a former police lieutenant and longtime councilman, defeated Sam Yorty to lead the nation’s third largest city. The inauguration drew about 3,600 people and included a small Nazi presence but no violence. Bradley pledged activism and to advance a mass rapid transit program to begin reducing traffic by 1977.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Tom Bradley
Texas
Democratic ‘Party
Bradley
Earl Werren
United States
California
Warrth
Edward Brooke
Rmass
Pete Wilson
San Diego
Joseph Aliots
San Francisco
Alan Cranston
Dcalif
Eugene McCarthy
Manhattan
Percy Sutton
Milnais
Cecil Partee
American Nazi Party
Pétiging
Tommorrow
Sam Yorty
Nancy Mitford Dies At 68 Author Of U And Non-U Guides
London United Press International reports writer Nancy Mitford died at age 68. She authored the U and non-U social class guide and gained fame for satirical takes on English manners. Mitford was one of six Redesdale sisters, married to Peter Rodd until their 1968 divorce.
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Nancy Mitford
London
UPI
France
Lord Redesdale
Peter Rodd
Brush fire rages up San Jacinto Mountains in California
A massive brush fire on the Morongo Reservation roared into the San Jacinto Mountains near Snow Creek. About 1,200 firefighters battled 2,000 acres of flames aided by nine tanker planes and helicopters, with winds pushing the blaze uphill and threatening local homes. Evacuations were ordered for nearby residents.
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California
Jacinto Mountains
Palm Springs
Cant
UPI
Morongo
San Jacinto
State Division of Forestry
Division of Forestry
Carl ‘Wolf
Wolf
Snow Creek
Collision in New York Bay Involves Tanker And Cargo Ship
An Izberian cargo ship rammed a Texaco tanker loaded with more than 250000 barrels of mixed fuels in upper New York Bay amid heavy fog near the Verrazano Narrows. No injuries occurred and damage was slight. The Blue Sky sustained a port side gash and proceeded to Staten Island. the tanker was dented, and a nearby barge taking on fuel was also minorly damaged.
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New York
UPI
Texaco
New York Bay
Verrazano, Narrows
Staten Island
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