Uganda says exiles routed. bombs Tanzania base
Uganda claimed it repelled a 1500-strong exile force from Tanzania and bombed bases there. Kampala said tanks infantry and paratroopers retook Kyotera Kalisisa Mbarara and other towns while air strikes hit Bukoba and Hukova. Casualties reported include 200 enemy dead and 9 Ugandans.
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Lebanon braces as hundreds said killed in Israeli raids
United Press International reports Lissan Al Hal claims hundreds of Lebanese civilians died in weekend Israeli raids into southern Lebanon and millions in property damage. A Nahar puts toll lower. Water plant destruction leaves dozens without water. Taibeh plant valued at 334000 dollars. Artillery exchanges continue on Golan Heights.
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Fischer returns to the United States after world title win
Bobby Fischer flew home from Iceland in a joyful homecoming, saying it is good to be back in America. He noted uncertainty about future plans, including possible attendance at the Chess Olympiad in Skoplje. Lombardy hinted at a Friday reception, and Fischer signed the Icelandic chessboard before departure.
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William Ryan dies at 50. reform Democrat and Vietnam critic
New York congressman William Fitts Ryan, a liberal reform Democrat who defeated Bella Abzug in a reapportioned primary, died Sunday night of throat cancer at age 50. A longtime antiwar critic and UN China supporter, Ryan helped found the Reform Democratic movement and served from 1960 after upsetting incumbent Ludwig Teller. He underwent surgery in July for throat issues and earlier in 1970, with a 1965 mayoral bid ending behind Beame and Screvane.
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Cinemas offer double bills and familiar faces at local theaters
At the Movies CINEMAI lists a double feature at Cinemat featuring Shaft’s Big Score and The Carey Treatment, while CINEMATL promotes Play It Again Sam and Friends. College Cinema runs a Dustin Hoffman and Voight pairing, with other local screens showcasing The Godfather and more amid a busy, nostalgia‑driven week.
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Nixon could sweep the South in 1960 election
Washington window notes Republican forecasts of a Nixon southern sweep across 11 Dixie states. The piece traces historic party shifts, Alabama to Virginia voting patterns and the GOP’s current gains in the House and Senate across the 11 states, amid Democratic counterplay and regional political dynamics.
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GOP Hopes Rise to Regain Congress Control
GOP leaders predict winning control of Congress if Nixon gains a large share of the vote this year. Senators Dominick and Wilson cite polls showing McGovern trailing, while ONeill counters with expectations Democrats will retain the House. McGovern tours states as Nixon makes a surprise festival appearance and Shriver campaigns for the Democrats.
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