Jordan Joins War Front Amid Israeli Strikes
An Assheintud Press report states Jordan announced, on a Saturday, that elite Jordanian forces will join Syria’s front against Israel. The move follows heavy air and ground clashes across the Golan Heights and Sinai fronts, with Israeli and Syrian authorities exchanging claims of battlefield gains and losses.
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Saudi Threat to Halt U S Shipments Over Arms
BANIBAT Lebanon reports King Faisal warned he would break diplomatic ties with the United States and halt all shipments to America if new arms were supplied, with Omar Saqqal delivering the message to Henry Kissinger in Washington during a brief White House meeting.
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Mandatory Fuel Allocation To Start In November
Washington reports mandatory fuel allocation will begin in November amid oil industry objections. Officials warn a water supply disruption is unlikely but air transport could face shortages if petroleum distribution remains constrained. Deputy White House energy head says extending quotas might be needed to ensure steady supplies nationwide.
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Nixon Appeals to Supreme Court Over White House Tapes
Nixon seeks to overturn a federal appeals court ruling ordering surrender of White House tapes for judicial examination. The D.C. Circuit upheld Judge Sirica’s order, citing preservation of presidential decision making and secrecy interests. Cox urged the tapes be released for grand jury and potential criminal probes.
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Third Surprise Boost to Ford
Nixon aides push Gerald Ward as vice president in a swift sweep of House Republicans. Ward, a pipe smoking former Big Ten star, rises from the ranks two decades after leaving the party’s leadership, with confirmation hearings looming and questions about campaign finance surfacing. Ward, born in Omaha and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, is described as popular among colleagues and unambitious for higher office. He is expected to win a White House slot as Spiro Agnew’s successor, strengthening Nixon’s allies on Capitol Hill. Ward and his wife have four children and enjoy a suburban life in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Agnew Sets Monday Talk on TV Speech Plans
Former Vice President Agnew is scheduled for a Monday television appearance to promote health and fundraising goals. NBC notes the broadcast would reach a wide audience, while ABC and CBS had not yet been asked to carry the program.
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Ford Receives Spire Agnew Congratulatory Call
In Washington Gerald Ford disclosed receiving a congratulatory telephone call from Spiro Agnew around midnight. The brief exchange noted the timing and Ford’s remarks about the call, with Agnew’s words described as cordial and supportive.
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Late Reporting On Humphrey Money Is Told
Washington reports discuss delayed accounting on Humphrey campaign funds. The GAO cited misdated filings and questioned committee finances including receipts and expenditures. Officials warned the tendered reports hid notable delays and urged review by the Justice and Revenue departments.
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A humorous fragment reads playful misspellings and garbled words about a wife and a riddle style line, presenting a light, jokey tone from a humor page.
No Embarrassment for Ford Over Past Actions Says Ford
Washington report states Gerald Ford rejects any reason for embarrassment from past conduct and emphasizes that recent campaign contributions were not personally spent by him. He denies plans to run for president in 1976 and notes forthcoming congressional inquiries will cover the 1470 contributions.
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Ford Emerges As Nixon Pick For Vice President
Washington AP reports Nixon named Gerald Ford as his preferred running mate amid White House preparations. Ford, a Michigan Republican and House leader, faces Senate and House votes, with early signals showing broad support pending hearings. The president framed Ford as a fresh start for America while navigating Watergate fallout and Agnew's resignation.
Ford Selection A Sensible Approach Cited By Officials
Ray quotes Phil McDonald and Gov. Robert Tay as endorsing Gerald Ford for vice president, calling him a person of integrity and capability. Washington observers, including Nixon allies and Republican leaders, urge prompt confirmation while noting the President's choice reflects party unity and qualified readiness.
Daily Briefing of Ford Initiates National Security Council Role
Washington AP reports Gerald Maye will begin receiving daily intelligence briefings and participate in all proceedings of the National Security Council. The announcement outlines ongoing commitment to integrated security discussions and advisory roles within government channels.
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