Israel vows retaliation after Egyptian frogman raid on Eilat
Israeli and Egyptian papers clash over Sunday's attack in Eilat claiming Egyptian frogmen struck two ships, Hey Daroma and Dalla, after flying from Aqaba. Cairo credits the raid, while Israel reports holes blown in hulls and Jordanian combat actions as jets strike across the Jordan River.
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Aqaba
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Jordan
Jerusalem Post
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Suez Gulf
Jordan River
Amman
U N Begins To Debate Disarmament
The U N General Assembly opens its annual disarmament debate with aims to halt nuclear arms race keep weapons off the ocean floor curb gas and germ warfare. The 126 nation committee will study four items and issue resolutions while prompting possible private talks between U S and Soviet negotiators.
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U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Charles W. Yost
Aleksei A. Koshchin
Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
U Thant
British Reds Deplore Soviet Invasion Of Czechoslovakia
Britain's Communist party condemned the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1988 calling it a tragic error and demanding immediate troop withdrawal. At its first congress since the invasion, delegates representing 30,000 members approved the condemnation 295 to 118, amid prior losses in membership.
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London
Britain
Communist Party
Czechoslovakia
Jack Woodis
International Department
Woodis
Congress
Young Communist League
Sato Heads to Washington as 700000 Protest Okinawa Trip
Tokyo reports massive Tokyo area protests totaling about 700000 against Prime Minister Satos trip to meet President Nixon. Police mounted the largest crowd-control effort in memory with 22,008 riot police plus 3,000 at the terminal. Sato aimed to discuss Okinawa s return and removal of nuclear weapons with U S bases on the island.
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Japan
Kisaku Sato
Washington
Nixon
Okinawa
Sato
Kamata
Kiichi Aichi
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United States
Ryukyu Archipelago
U.S
Vietnam
Muskie Dismisses Nixon Silent Majority as Myth
In Los Angeles Senator Edmund Muskie calls Nixon's silent majority a mythical construct and says most Americans are troubled by the Vietnam War. He advocates listening to the broad, quiet voices of the people rather than just the strident critics at a Democratic fund raiser.
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Los Angeles
Edmund Muskie
Nixon
Maine
Muskie
Haynsworth nomination nears Senate vote with 23 uncommitted
Washington AP reports the Senate debates the Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. nomination with about 23 senators still undecided. An AP poll shows 40 against and 37 for, as leaders hedge on timing and party balance.
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Senate
Supreme Court
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Associated Press
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hugh Scott
Nixon
High Court
Presi
Safety Date Sought on Foods Label Proposal Urges Freshness Dates
Washington AP report outlines a bill by Rep Farbstein to require perishable food packagers to print an expiry date on labels. It would let HEW set the shelf life and compel print on packaging to guide stores and managers beyond internal systems.
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Washington (Ap
Leonard Farbstein
New York Democrat
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Boris Kroyt Dies Violist of Budapest String Quartet
Boris Kroyt, 72, violist of the Budapest String Quartet for 37 years, died of cancer at the French Hospital. Odessa-born musician, once a noted soloist, chose chamber music over solo work and helped popularize it. his death ends a era with no plans to revive the quartet.
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Boris Kroyt
Budapest
Kroyt
Brahms
Mendelssohn
Paul Hindemith
William Primrose
Walter Trampler
Budapest Quartet
Senators Back Action On Insurance In Massachusetts
Boston Massachusetts senators urged early action by the 1970 legislature to resolve auto insurance, backing a Keeton O Connell framework and calling for memorial day enactment to ready 1971 coverage. Senate President Donahue and Sen Burke cited the Pellegri ni commission report and fraud bureau impacts while pressuring Ways and Means to move all heavy bills promptly.
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Senate
Massachusetts
Maurice A. Donahue
House
Michael
Dukakis
Dbrookline
Donahue
Special
Philibert L. Pellegrini
D-Arlington
Fraudulent Claims Bureau
Burke
Legislators To Attend Ga Parley For Urban States Conference
Massachusetts delegation led by House Speaker David M. Bartley attends the National Conference of State Legislative Leaders in Atlanta to discuss Nixon proposals on federal revenue sharing and welfare reform. Delegation includes Rep. George W. Shattuck and Senate President Maurice A. Donahue with other leaders and committee chairs. Notables like Sen. Jacob Javits and Justice officials are scheduled to appear.
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D-Holyoke
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National Legislative Leaders’ Organization
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Ri Pepperel
Sidney Q. Curtiss
Sheffield
Thomas W- McGee
D-Lyrm
Paul Murphy
Dorchester
Ways and Means
Anthony M. Seidehi
Springfield
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U.S
Jacob Javits
RNY
Jean Mayer
George W. Romney
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Jerris Leonard
Justice Department
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