U.S. Leads in Israel Jet Deal Amid Airpower Shift
Washington reports the United States will sell Israel 42 F-4 Phantoms and 90 A-4 Skyhawks over two to three years to modernize but not expand its air force. The plan, worth credits of 300 to 400 million dollars, aims to boost combat capability while linking indirectly to talks on Suez Canal reopening. Deliveries could begin next month at two to four jets monthly.
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Nixon Blames Bridges for Hinderance of Dock Strike
Florida White House accuses longshoreman leader Harry Bridges of veiled threats that hinder settlement of the West Coast dock walkout. Press secretary says Bridges' statements at a congressional hearing show an unfortunate attitude impeding a peaceful settlement as Congress weighs emergency labor legislation. Negotiations resume in San Francisco with private mediator Sam Kagel present as talks continue.
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Primary challengers lean on undecided voters in New Hampshire
In New Hampshire the McGovern McCloskey race concentrates on independent voters who could swing the March 7 primary. McGovern warns of risks to his front‑runner status if McCloskey erodes independent support, while leaflets target McCloskey’s domestic record and war stance as Muskie and others criticize the administration.
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Liberal Democrats push tax reform tied to debt ceiling raise
In Washington liberal Democrats in the House seek to attach a tax reform amendment to the debt ceiling bill. They demand a May 1 1972 submission of a comprehensive program closing income estate and gift tax loopholes. Rep Henry Reuss leads the drive urging Ways and Means action and a Rules Committee rule to allow the amendment.
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Bernstein on Words debuts in The Gazette
The Gazette introduces Bernstein on Words a new weekly column by Theodore M. Bernstein with witty insights into language. Bernstein a New York Times consultant editor blends humor with practical guidance on staying current while avoiding overuse and slang.
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Chuckle Quote About Blame When Things Go Wrong
A humorous line notes that a man who smiles when trouble arises likely has someone to blame. The quip frames blame as the source of amusement in adversity.
Fights Erupt in Central Vietnam as Tet Threat Looms
In central South Vietnam a new round of clashes left 54 enemy soldiers dead in ambushes and near the Kontum area officials reported no civilian exodus, saying movements were holiday traffic. Across the country allies counted 82 foe deaths in 10 engagements.
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London Riots Erupt As Anti Ireland March Clashes With Police
In London crowds marching against Northern Ireland policy clashed with police near Downing Street. About 90 injured, 20 officers, 40 mounted police charged twice, 100 detained. Coffins representing Londonderry dead hurled at officers as windows shattered. Similar protests in Glasgow and New York featured strikes and prayers.
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200 FAA security agents ordered to aid airlines
Transportation Secretary John Volpe announced 200 FAA security officers were ordered at midnight to help airlines screen passengers against hijackings. The plan, under a new FAA rule, requires screening before boarding with behavior studies metal checks ID verification and searches. Volpe said screening at the gate is the best defense and cited nearly all attempted hijackings failing this year.
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