Syria fears new Israeli attack reported by Beirut paper
Beiruts An Nahar cites Palestinian sources predicting a massive Israeli strike within two days. The report links a secret Moscow visit by Hafez Assad to new Soviet SA M G anti aircraft missiles, said to be shipped also to Egypt and possibly deployed on mobile launchers. The piece recalls a nine hour Golan Heights battle on Nov 21 and notes Assad and Sadat urging greater Soviet arming of Arab states.
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Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Nude Dancing Nationwide
The Supreme Court ruled states may shut down venues featuring nude dancers, holding First Amendment protection does not extend to gross sexuality in public venues. Justice Rehnquist wrote the majority, noting broad state power over liquor and nightlife restrictions. The California case cited explicit sexual acts being labeled as dancing.
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Pause in Paris peace talks clouds rise of Syria US ties
In Paris and Washington negotiations stretch as Kissinger and Le Duc Tho plan further talks amid signals of a possible pause in the Paris peace process. Assad hints Moscow ties complicate plans while U S officials report taking steps to guide negotiators.
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Will Fly U.N. Flag In Town Common
Amherst residents push for displaying the United Nations flag on the town common. Selectmen vote unanimously to approve the flag policy, backed by petitions from residents and University of Massachusetts affiliates calling for global peace and ceasefire actions in Vietnam.
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Bush tells U N to avoid new demands in Middle East talks
U S envoy George Bush urged the United Nations to push diplomacy and reject new conditions on Israel or Arab states. He warned against conditioning peace efforts and stressed two core principles: Israeli withdrawal from Arab lands and recognition of Israel within secure borders, amid moves to cut military aid to Israel and Egypt's threat to expel Israel from the U.N. if it stays in occupied territories.
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Three Trials to Sioux City in McKinney Case
Three defendants in the McKinney deputy marshal murder case are to be tried in Sioux City, after Judge Robinson granted a motion to move and approved severance for a fourth defendant. Charged with use of firearms during a robbery that killed Deputy Marshal Dick McKinney, the defendants include Aaron Doolin, Jae Loe Love, Bree A Stark, with Tairty Reese still at large. Detained defendants face trial dates, while one seeks Cedar Rapids as venue. The case stems from a July 20 killing in a southeast side alley. bonds and custody statuses are noted for the defendants. Continued coverage on Page 3.
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Chuckle Men Fla Take Passes In Pink Wis Weir
Fragmentary text shows a lighthearted note about a group named Chuckle Men and passes tied to a pink event at a place called Weir, with unclear dates or outcomes. Readers cannot confirm specifics due to garbled OCR.
Reminder Issued On Yule Mail
Washington AP reports the U S Postal Service urged deadlines of December 10 for mailing holiday parcels and December 1 for wards and letters to be delivered within the contiguous United States. Postal workers will devote about 140 million man hours to process Christmas mail. Carriers will walk more than a million miles daily delivering a projected five billion pieces of holiday mail this year.
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Tighter Hijack Vigil Set
WALLINGTON UPI government orders airlines to lighten hijack screening and inspect all passenger luggage. Transportation Secretary Volpe says armed guards will be stationed at airport checkpoints and electronic passenger screening will occur before boarding. Emergency plan to be fully in place within 60 days.
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Nixon Workers Irk G.O.P. Leaders
AP reports GOP governors express frustration with party leaders and the National Committee over election coordination and funding. Co chair Thomas Evans criticizes high handed treatment while some governors call for more emphasis on politics over governance.
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Court delays airbag safety rule testing standards
A Sixth Circuit ruling orders the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to delay implementing passive restraint standards for autos produced after August 15, 1978. The decision cites inadequate testing dummies and calls for new specifications before airbags can be mandated, affecting Chrysler Ford American Motors Jeep and other manufacturers.
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Lynn to HUD secretary as Morton stays at Interior
President Nixon names Undersecretary James Lynn to lead Housing and Urban Development while Rogers Morton remains interior secretary. George Romney leaves HUD to form a citizens action group and Peter Peterson moves to head a new international economic policy council.
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Nixon reshuffles White House economic team with Peterson
The article reports Washington changes in the administration as Lynn Peterson may head a new government council on international economies to parallel the NSC. It notes Peterson’s long service in commerce and possible successors, while confirming other top posts and ongoing reorganization discussions.
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Countdown for Apollo Test Launch Gains Quiet Momentum
CAPE KENNEDY AP preparations for Wednesday's Apollo launch proceed smoothly officials say the pace slows after a busy period. The early outlook suggests a calm buildup with coordinators noting the campaign has been the smoothest in some time.
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