Israelis search for Arab bands on death mission
Israeli troops and border police hunted a six to eight member Arab guerrilla squad said to plan attacks on frontier settlements. Helicopters and planes scoured the Lebanese border while patrols swept Western Galilee.
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Ismail Fahmi
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Andrei I. Gromyko
Egypt
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Simon in Moscow seeks talks with Brezhnev
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon, the first U.S. cabinet member to visit the Soviet Union since Ford took office, aims to confer with Communist party leader Brezhnev despite not confirming topics. He met Soviet trade officials for about three and a half hours on grain issues and broader U.S. grain concerns. Ford blocked a bid to sell $500 million in wheat and corn to the Soviets, citing potential rises in U.S. food prices.
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Charlie Rich named country music entertainer of year
Charlie Rich, after years of struggle, was named Entertainer of the Year at the Grand Old Opry event in Nashville. He also won Album of the Year for A Very Special Love Song, while his hit Behind Closed Doors earned the previous year’s top single prize. The ceremony honored various other artists across vocal and instrumental categories.
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Danny Davis
Nashville Brass
Don Rich
Happy ending for two sailors trapped in sub six hours
Two American sailors, Gilbert Blevins and Leslie Lynch, were trapped in a disabled 20-foot TS1 midget submarine 275 feet below the North Sea off Scotland after a cable entangled its propeller. Divers cut the fouled line and the sub surfaced six hours later, with the couple rescued aboard the William Dampier.
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Nixon will not travel amid Watergate trial illness
Nixon continues recovery from phlebitis at San Clemente with no sign of reactivation. Dr Lungren says swelling remains but non tender and predicts travel to testify in Washington is unlikely for at least a month, possibly three, depending on health.
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Murder at Stanford Memorial Church Shocks Campus
Arliss Perry, 19, wife of a Stanford student, was assaulted with altar candles and stabbed to death while praying at midnight in Memorial Church. Santa Clara County Undersheriff labeled it a sexual psychopathic slaying, with no cult overtones. Her body lay near the altar, two candles nearby. investigators noted little struggle and a sudden attack. The couple, from Bismarck, North Dakota, had wed two months earlier.
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Market gains push Dow for sixth straight session
The Dow Jones rose 15.33 points to 673.50 on Monday, its sixth consecutive advance, amid lower prime rates and reports of new oil funds. Volume was 19.77 million shares as banks cut rates from 12 percent, easing market anxiety. Oil deposits in southeast Mexico and talks between King Faisal and Kissinger about oil prices added to the positive mood.
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Wilson seeks union, industry help in national survival fight
Prime Minister Harold Wilson urged the Trades Union Congress and the Confederation of British Industry to confer with him as Britain confronts its gravest postwar economic crisis. He warned inflation endangers national survival and outlined plans for state takeovers while preserving a viable private sector. A crisis budget in November was promised to aid firms facing cash shortages due to inflation.
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Boston antibusing protest delays Kennedy at fundraiser
About 2,000 antibusing demonstrators gathered outside a Democratic fundraising dinner in Boston delaying Sen. Edward Kennedy for two hours. Speakers denounced busing while Kennedy defended petition rights and emphasized child safety as riot-trained officers and police kept order. Justice Department opened a civil rights probe into possible violations by demonstrators.
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Fanfani Begins Work on New Italian Government
Amintore Fanfani, designated to head Italy’s 37th postwar government, opened talks to rebuild the center-left coalition and keep the Communists out. He met with leaders including Enrico Berlinguer after Leone granted the mandate, aiming for a Christian Democratic Socialist and Social Democratic cabinet. The task faces parties at odds since 1961, with the Communists barred from government since 1947.
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UPI
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Giovanni Leone
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Mariano Rumor
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Firebomb disrupts uneasy calm in W Va school books row
In Charleston a gasoline firebomb shattered calm over textbook protests at Loudendale Elementary School. Damage labeled minimal as picketing continued outside Kanawha County Jail where Rev Ezra Graley served 60 days for contempt. Attendance rose after earlier declines amid heated debates over 325 books and school operations.
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