Moscow outlines Soviet peace plan for Middle East
London report details a staged settlement proposed by the USSR. It calls for acceptance of the 1967 UN resolution, return of occupied lands, verified frontiers by the UN or four permanent members, creation of demilitarized zones, possible UN troops in Gaza and Sharm El-Sheikh, and Israel's pledge on Palestinian refugees and navigational freedoms through key waterways.
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Israeli pilots down three Egyptian MIGs over Suez
Israel announced its pilots shot down three Egyptian MIGs in a brief dogfight over the northern Suez Canal sector during the 51st day of raids. All Israeli planes returned safely. The Egyptians were downed with air to air rockets according to Tel Aviv.
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Weight fueled jail break tale midtrial in France
Robert Schlitz told a court he burgled five houses to regain weight lost after release from jail. He said working a normal job left him lighter and he wanted the extra pounds back. The tale came amid broader Middle East war coverage from Cairo and Israel.
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Man Seriously Gored in Running of the Bulls
In Pamplona Spain during the San Fermin Fiesta one man was gored seriously while 38 others received minor bruises as runners sprinted with six fighting bulls through the streets. A Spaniard was pierced in the left leg in the incident reported by UPI.
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Washington Window Reformers Seek To End Secrecy in House Voting
Washington liberals push to end secrecy in House votes by publishing names on roll calls. The plan, tied to a reorganization bill, faces added amendments and possible defeat as it seeks to curb ghost voting and shorten quorum calls.
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Russia US Clash Looms Over Arab Aid, UPI Analysis
UPI Foreign News Analyst says Soviet escalation in the Middle East risks a confrontation with the United States. Moscow hosts Nasser as Soviet pilots bolster UAR defenses and SAM batteries become operative near the Suez Canal. Israel worries over growing Russian combatrole and seeks a Soviet-style settlement.
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Store brand shift worries marketers amid inflation
UPI reports 45 percent of 811 surveyed New York households switched from name brands to store brands at A&P and Kroger. Sol Katz warns the trend worries marketers as many switchers are under 25, threatening future brand loyalties. Mark Stroock of Young & Rubicam notes store-brand growth arises with discount stores, while big brands still rise. He says the consumer, especially women, values advertised quality and remains cautious about substitutions. Youth demand for quality spans soft drinks and snacks, influencing future markets.
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Thai Troops Bolster Cambodian Border Amid Preah Vihear Tensions
Thai forces moved onto Cambodian soil to reinforce defenses against Communist incursions near Preah Vihear amid a long standing border dispute. Cambodian reports say Premier Lon Nol asked Bangkok for assistance as Thai units joined Cambodian troops near the temple area.
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Thbong Meanchey
Cambodian Highway Attack Kills Ten Civilian Casualties
Cambodian soldiers struck civilian houses near Pakse while targeting a Laotian southern military HQ missing the government barracks. Ten people died including four children and seven were wounded. Saigon sources say the U S funds most of one to two million dollars to train 10,000 Cambodian troops. Red Cross to return 62 disabled North Vietnamese at the DMZ Saturday.
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Movie Schedule Shift Through the Week
A theater lists current showtimes with daily slots including UNTIL Tuesday, weekdays at 8 PM and Friday through Sunday at 6 30 PM or 8 30 PM. The notice emphasizes a Thursday through Sunday variation and aligns with late evening screenings.
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