Lebanon Fighters Clash Near Beirut and Doalheck
Lebanese army units battle Syrian infiltrators across the Beqaa valley and near the capital. Fighting stretches from Mayjayoun to Doalheck with villagers arming for defense as Palestinian and Syrian forces shift positions. An Israeli spokesman says Golani troops move into Galilee Heights during the flare up amid cross border fighting.
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Automakers decline to challenge 1976 emission standards
Washington AP report notes General Motors Ford and Chrysler will not seek legal review of the EPA decision relaxing the 1976 auto emission standards. Howard Cole of GM cites risk of delay in equipping 1975 cars. Henry Ford II and Chrysler also say no judicial appeal plans.
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Cambodian Funds Face House Test
Washington is set for a House vote on authorizing 2.8 billion dollars in supplemental funds for U S bombing in Cambodia. President Nixon’s supporters push the measure as a war support step, while Democratic leaders seek rejection, arguing it could imply approval of the bombing and broader Indo China actions. The outcome could shape the war's next phase.
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Indictments Link Vesco Donation to Nixon Campaign
Former Nixon officials John Mitchell and Maurice Stans were indicted for conspiring to obstruct a federal probe into Robert Vesco and his $200000 donation to the Nixon campaign. Vesco, Stans, Mitchell and others face charges of conspiracy and obstruction, with possible prison terms and fines. The case ties Vesco’s cash gift to renewed SEC and Justice Department actions, including civil suits and a poll of the Watergate era.
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Voluntary Gasoline Plan Proposed to Allocate Supplies
Washington reports the administration urged the petroleum industry to adopt a voluntary gasoline rationing system. Deputy Treasury Secretary William Simon said the Office of Oil and Gasoline in the Interior would keep power to compel sales if needed. The plan asks suppliers to set volumes based on prior allocations to ensure fair access and prevent independent stations from being denied gasoline.
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Flood Routed Deer Face Starvation in Mississippi River Floodway
Thousands of deer driven from river floodpeats along the lower Mississippi face starvation as floodwaters recede and deer herds cluster on ridges and knolls. Wildlife officials propose emergency deer feed or compensation schemes. hunters urge restraint to protect crops, while farmers fear future damage from hungry deer in the flood zone.
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Pentagon Papers Case Wiretaps Revealed At Trial
In Los Angeles the FBI acknowledged wiretaps related to Daniel Ellsberg during the Pentagon Papers case. Judge Matt Byrne demanded full disclosure on when surveillance occurred and if records exist from 1967 onward. The disclosure prompted a brief courtroom halt as officials promised to investigate prior interceptions and authorization.
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Nixon names Schlesinger defense chief amid Watergate moves
President Nixon picks James Schlesinger as defense secretary and adds John Connally as a White House special adviser. He promotes William Colby to CIA director and names Mayta/goundel as general counsel, while reshuffling cabinet roles to bolster the administration after Watergate resignations.
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