Nixon and Brezhnev Exchange Messages on Middle East
Washington reports Nixon and Brezhnev exchanged private messages via the Soviet and American embassies regarding the Middle East. Kissinger said the hotline was not used and the two leaders discussed broad international action to ease fighting. Brezhnev and Nixon reportedly spoke in Oval Office context as briefing clarified.
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UN session explores Israel Arab charges and end to fighting
United Nations debates the Israel Arab conflict as Ziegler cites Kissinger contact with all parties and a possible route to end hostilities. The session includes unannounced talks with a Chinese official and calls for a Middle East settlement after potential action. President Nixon and Kissinger discuss avoiding grandstand moves as diplomacy continues.
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Soviets Back Arabs Take Milder Tone In Middle East
A Soviet statement toned down support for Arabs while blaming Israel and external powers for the fighting. Moscow avoided promising intervention though reiterating blame on Israel and Western allies for the Middle East war's course.
Iraq nationalizes minor holdings of Exxon Mobil firms
BEIRUT AP Iraq takes minor holdings of Exxon Mobil, signaling shifts in the Middle East oil landscape amid war tensions. Analysts see little immediate impact but monitor Saudi King Faisal's moves as oil power realigns. Arab states pledge support for Egypt and Syria while Western oil firms brace for potential price shifts and talks on production.
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Mayor sues over city election nominating petitions
Mayor Donel Cannay filed for a declaratory judgment on the validity of nominating petitions for seven candidates led by county election official Austin Merle Kopel. He argues petitions may disenfranchise signers, seeking a speedy ruling to ensure ballots reflect the primary schedule.
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Syrians in Full Retreat Arabs Claim Wide Victories
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Blazar claims mid east offensive expanding across Sinai and Golan
A war briefing cites Israeli forces advancing from the Golan Heights into Syria while denying a full march on Suez. Blazar asserts the overall operation succeeds as jets and ships move toward Egypt and the Sinai. Militants launch Katyusha strikes from Lebanon, and Arab capitals warn of broader involvement.
Syrian and Egyptian Forces Clash Across Sinai Fronts
Reports describe heavy fighting on multiple fronts. Syrian forces advance toward Damascus while Israeli and Egyptian units clash along the Suez Canal and Golan Heights. Egypt claims jets hit Israeli radar sites. Israel says it bombed bridges and repelled assaults as air and ground actions continue.
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Yank Reported Shot Captured by Viet Cong
A U S Army report says an American named Homer L. Jim was abducted near Chaat Tri by Viet Cong over the weekend. Villagers say he was wounded in the chest and taken with two Vietnamese companions. later, Viet Cong treated his wounds and moved him toward the jungle as the pursuit continued. Reports from Saigon note Viet Cong attacks elsewhere in the region and claims of casualties on both sides during ongoing fighting.
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