Sinai battles rage as Israel and Egypt clash in strategic passes
Israeli and Egyptian troops fought over three Sinai passes in a pivotal war phase. Israel claimed unopposed air strikes deep into Egypt and Syria, while Egypt reported a dawn raid behind Israeli lines. Front lines shifted near Sasa, Kantara, and Latakia with air and sea operations reported on both sides.
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Nixon to appeal ruling on tapes to Supreme Court
President Nixon plans to seek Supreme Court review of a federal appeals court ruling that he must surrender nine Watergate tape recordings. The 5-2 decision upheld Judge Sirica’s authority to inspect tapes for relevance to the grand jury probe and allowed Cox to listen to all tapes to argue presidential claims.
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Agnew to Deliver Television Address Tonight
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew schedules a prime time speech to the nation for 7 30 p m EDT broadcast by CBS and NBC with ABC undecided. The address follows his resignation and a Baltimore plea of no contest to a tax charge as he remains largely out of sight and prepares the remarks largely in his own words."}
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Bloodless Sunday Ends Thai Army Rule as Regime Falls
Anti military students seized police HQ and public buildings in Bangkok after days of unrest. Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn and Deputy Prapass Charusathira resigned and left Thailand, replaced by civilian Sanya Thammasak. Curfew moved earlier amid fears of further violence. clashes left hundreds dead. King Bhumibol Adulyadej urged calm in a televised address.
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Salmon starts third round of hearings on 1975 budget
Gov. Thomas P. Salmon leads round three of 1975 general fund budget hearings in Montpelier as the administration pushes a 168.3 million spending plan. Phase Two focuses on tax relief, education, and human services with public sessions shaping final recommendations for the 1975 legislative session.
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U S Sailors Rampage in Dunoon Scotland
Policing said about 50 sailors from the Polaris base Canopus rioted in Dunoon on Saturday night injuring residents and smashing more than 50 shop windows. Four rioters were arrested today, while the rest returned to their ship Canopus sailed back to Holy Loch amid inquiries.
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Inside Penal study group proposes new approach
The item outlines a proposed method from the Inside Penal study group, suggesting a revised approach to analyze and address penal system issues. It emphasizes collaboration, reform goals, and practical steps for implementation within existing institutions. The piece frames the plan as a forward-looking effort to improve outcomes and accountability.
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ADA board opposes Ford's confirmation
The Americans for Democratic Action national board voted unanimously to oppose confirmation of Gerald Ford as vice president amid a two stage Senate and House process. Ford faces scrutiny over a campaign funds contribution while FBI checks and televised hearings loom. Congress aims for a prompt but thorough review, with leaders urging dispatch but not haste.
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Douglas reveals taps on LBJ and court bugging
Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas said Lyndon B Johnson told him his telephone was tapped during Johnsons presidency. Douglas also stated he is morally certain the Supreme Court conference room has been bugged. He noted electronic surveillance is common in the District of Columbia.
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