U.S. Wary of Soviet Stance in Middle East War
U.S. officials caution that the Soviet Union shows restraint but fear Moscow may back Egypt and Syria as the Arab-Israeli conflict unfolds. Washington weighs potential arms shipments, oil concerns, and the risk to U.S.–Soviet relations while Kissinger and Nixon coordinate policy.
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Washington
Nixon
Middle East
Moscow
Israel
Mos
Jacob Malik
Egypt
Syria
Cairo
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Kissinger
Jordan Hesitates to Enter New War as Pressure Mounts
U S intelligence analysts say King Hussein faces mounting pressure from officers and Arab leaders to commit troops against Israel, possibly to recapture the lost West Bank after the 1967 war. Jordan has not deployed forces, claiming anti aircraft guns shot at Israeli jets while rebuilding its army.
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Jordan
Addie East
U.S
Hussein
Israel
Jordan River
West
Bank
Syria
Egypt
Florida Cities Try Young Patrolmen
In Fort Lauderdale and Pembroke Pines 18 year olds Danny Steele and Bernie Loos join the police forces as the youngest patrolmen since the state lowered the age of majority. Steele, a Fort Lauderdale recruit, helped save an accident victim from a burning van while Loos, a Broward Community College student, tackled a burglary suspect and found a knife. Nastri notes more applicants under 21 but argues youths can be high quality recruits.
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Fila
Danny Steele
Sunrise
Bernie Loos
Pembroke Pines
Orlando Nastri
Loos
Steele
Agnews Maryland home sale records subpoenaed by grand jury
The $190 000 suburban Maryland home bought by Vice President Spiro T Agnew was subpoenaed by the Baltimore federal grand jury probing alleged contractor kickbacks The agent handling the sale Peter Burr said records tied to Agnews purchase were subpoenaed on Sept 25 The Agnews moved into the Kenwood Montgomery County home last June after four years in a Washington hotel
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Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Federal Grand Jury
Peter Burr
Agnews
Baltimore
Grand Jury
Kenwood
Montgomery County
Washington Post
American National Building and Loan Association of Baltimore
American National
Howard I. Scaggs
Building and Loan Association
Court to rule on New Hampshire Maine lobstering boundary
Governor Meldrim Thomson welcomes the Supreme Court step to decide the 2,400 acre marine boundary dispute between New Hampshire and Maine. Maine must answer within 30 days after New Hampshire sought original jurisdiction under a 1740 grant. The suit follows arrests of New Hampshire fishermen by Maine wardens in the disputed waters.
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N.H
Meldrim Thomson
U.S. Supreme Court
New Hampshire
Main
Thomson
Aid
Charles I
England
Maine
Portsmouth Harbor
Isles of Shoals
Zehner Enters Saco School Board Race
Ronald R Zehner of Wildwood Drive Saco announces candidacy for the Saco School Board as a Republican. He cites value analysis to improve education efficiency while preserving quality. Zehner holds a BS in Business Administration from Illinois and graduate work at Indiana University, with teaching and purchasing experience. His wife Sylvia is a librarian and they have two children in local schools.
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Ronald R. Zehner
Wildwood Drive
Saco
Republican Party
Zehner
University of Ilinois
Israeli Economy Adjusts To War Across Markets And Labor
Israeli markets show ample food but shortages in matches and radio batteries. War curbs aid with rationing on food and fuel while production rises in bakeries yet workers are drafted. Officials say foreign exchange reserves and ships Cushion long conflict, though exports falter and Arab laborers stay home. The Jerusalem Post notes over 80 of its drivers have joined the military.
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Israel
Chamber of Commerce
Pinhas Sapir
David
Krivine
Jerusalem Post
West Bank
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Egyptians Cross Suez on Rubber Boats to Seize Bridgeheads
Wounded Egyptian soldiers recount crossing the Suez Canal by rubber boats to establish bridgeheads for the Sinai crossing. Ahmed Ashur and other veterans describe heavy fire, rapid setup, hoisting the flag, and surprising Israeli forces as military communiques claim 102 tanks destroyed in southern and middle canal sectors.
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Sinai Desert
Suez Canal
Ahmed Ashur
Ashur
East Bank
West Bank
Sinai
Mohammed Hassan
Cape Kennedy Renamed Back to Original Cape Canaveral
The federal Committee on Geographic Names restored Cape Canaveral as Cape Kennedy’s original name, reversing a 1963 change after President Kennedy’s assassination. Rep. Lou Frey led the request, noting Floridians preferred the historic name. NASA’s Kennedy Space Center remains unaffected.
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Cape Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
Federal Committee On Geographic Names
Lou Frey
Florida
Cape
John F. Kennedy
Ponce de Leon
Elegant long dress collection adds refined wardrobe touch
A fashion retailer highlights a versatile dress range from long to short for all occasions. The collection promises an elegant personal style upgrade with smart options across multiple events.
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