Syrians report civilians killed in Israeli raid inside Lebanon
Six Israeli Phantom bombers struck farming communities near Kfeir in western Lebanon killing civilians including a mother and two children. The attack comes as heavy fighting continues on Mt Hermon and the Golan Heights for the 63rd day. Local reports note artillery exchanges and casualties on both sides while Kissinger seeks specific terms to end the fighting.
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Mt.Hermon
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National truckers strike wanes in Pennsylvania amid limited action
Across the nation a truckers strike called by Overdrive magazine showed little impact in Pennsylvania and other states. Police reported few disruptions, with isolated incidents on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and nearby roads. Governor Shapp discussed license extensions and trucker demands, while the January February strike's violence lingered in memory.
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Overdrive
Pennsylvania
Michael Parkhurst
Ohio
Agnew Nearly Unrecognized in Greece Visit
In Athens at the Hilton, a waiter identified a tall guest as Mr. Agnew. The man confirmed, saying he was the famous vice president, amid a quiet current trip to Greece.
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Greece
Athens
UPI
Athens Hilton
Spiro T. Agnew
Hilton
U.S
Maryland
Gargalianoi
Ted Anagnostopoulos
United States
Nixon tapes not using ethnic slurs says White House aide
White House special counsel J Fred Buzhardt told CBS that transcripts alleging ethnic slurs by President Nixon are unfounded. He heard most tapes and found no slurs, calling reports malicious attempts to poison public opinion. The Times cited terms like wops and Jewboys in transcripts. Agnew, touring Greece, kept a low profile after resigning over tax-related issues.
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UPI
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Buzhardt
CBS
Face the Nation
New York Times
The
Times
U.S. District Court
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Two Men Plunge Over Niagara Falls in Boat Tragedy
Two men in a 16 foot motorboat plunged over Horseshoe Falls at Niagara Falls Ontario watched by hundreds. They were missing and presumed drowned. Names David Boyd 29 and Donald Walker 19 from Niagara Falls New York were reported missing and linked to the boat.
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Ont
UPI
Niagara
Horseshoe Falls
Niagara Ontario Parks Commission
Robert Harrison
Wayne Farmer
Niagara Frontier State Park
David Boyd
Donald Walker
N.Y
Niagara River
Nixon urged to resign by Providence Journal
The Providence Journal urged President Nixon to resign as his best service to the country, citing the nation’s drift and the Watergate transcripts. The paper, historically supportive, said constitutional adherence would be preferable but changed its stance due to the tapes. It aligned with Rep. John Anderson on resignation.
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Providence Journal
Providence, R.I
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Providence Evening Bulletin
John Anderson
Double features light up Route 67A theatres this week
Four top year films occupy two double features at the Route 67A venues with diverse hits. Summer Wishes Winter Dreams headlines Cinema I paired with The Way We Were while Cinema II offers Paper Moon and Save The Tiger. Harte Theatre showcases Billy Jack and Manchester screens Pico with strong praise and phone times for showings.
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Cinema I
Joanne Woodward
Sylvia Sidney
Barbra Streisand
Ryan O’neal
Tatum
Jack Lemmon
Main Street
Harte Theatre
Billy Jack
Manchester
Serpico
al Pacino
Lemmon
Newspaper ad rates and delivery details
A notice lists United Press International and New York Times News Service as sources. It states home delivery by carrier and motor delivery at 15 cents per day. It also shows subscription rates by mail for a 50 mile radius and all Vermont at 3 months for $9.00.
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New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Vermont
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