Egypt and Israel each claim victory in first dogfight
United Press International reports both sides claimed success after the first aerial clash since the August 7 1970 cease fire. Israel said two Egyptian MiG 21s were shot down and all its planes returned safely. Egypt countered that two Israeli Mirages were shot down and some Egyptian jets were struck but not confirmed.
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Officials baffled by youth from sea
In Key West Florida police investigate a case in which 4teen boys swam ashore claiming amnesia. John Doe is on file as an amnesia victim after being found near a buoy four miles offshore. Police say lead is elusive as thousands of inquiries arrive from as far as Seattle Washington and New England areas. Salvation Army provides shelter and meals while the boy works odd jobs. Prison audience in Vienna applauds Professor Brauer after his lecture on risks of prolonged sitting.
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Mao Sees Sickness Rumor Fueled Power Struggle
The Post reports renewed talk of a leadership crisis in China amid rumors of Mao Zedong’s illness. Sources say provincial Central Committee members were summoned to Beijing, with chatter over who will lead after Mao. The Central Committee, formed in 1969, includes 170 full members and 109 alternates.
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Ching
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Wallace Gains Most as Texas Democrats Dividing Delegates
In San Antonio Texas delegates split 130 national votes with George Wallace leading at 42 while George McGovern earned 33 and Hubert Humphrey 21. 33 uncommitted delegates sparked a late night clash as Wallace backers waved a Confederate flag and police intervened to separate brawling factions amid a historic balanced delegation reflecting minority representation.
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Alabama
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Dallas
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Smithy
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Smith
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Pegan
McClellan Wins Runoff for Senate Nomination in Arkansas
In Little Rock Arkansas John Le McClellan won the Democratic renomination for a sixth term by a slim margin in a runoff. With 2 520 of 2 590 precincts reporting McClellan led Pryor 241 712 votes 52 percent to 220 059. Pryor conceded saying he would consider future political moves. McClellan faces Wayne Babbitt in the November 7 general election as Babbitt vies for the GOP nomination after resigning from HUD post.
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Unusual sympathy strike by city trustees shocks police
In Reno, four city trustees joined a brief sympathy strike for police officers seeking a 10 cent hourly raise. The trustees refused to report for work Tuesday, citing support for law enforcement and protests over pay, then ended the action at lunchtime, according to Police Chief James Parker.
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Happy ending falters in tale of two heroes
El Monte story of William Steele and a blind man mugging ends with Steele praised in court as mugger Donald Aurelio, 27, arraigned, leaving the final outcome unclear. Steele had intervened, chased, and restrained a robber, refusing a reward, while Aurelio faced charges in Municipal Court.
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Williamstown Drive In Sells Double Feature Lineup
Local listings cover Williamstown College Cinema shows featuring Carnal Knowledge and Soldier Blue with notes on Skyjacked and Possession of Joel Delaney. Berkshire towns like Bennington Hathaway’s North Hoosick and Hogsac Adams scheduled open air films and family fare including 102 Dalmatians plus Swiss Family Robinson. A separate feature recalls Aurelio’s heroism after a freeway accident and his long road through mental health care ending in release under family sorrow and concern.
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Hathaway
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