Israel Jets Raid Syria Arab Bases
Israeli warplanes attacked four guerrilla bases within 44 miles of Damascus and struck a frontier army camp after retaliation claims tied to the Munich Olympics massacre. Damascus and Jerusalem traded official protests as civilians suffered losses and pilots reportedly targeted only terrorist sites.
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Cattle Rustled From Castalia Return Home In Wisconsin
Seven head of cattle were stolen from the Lee Breitsprecher farm near Castalia and driven into Wisconsin in a live stock trailer. Warrants and police work by Winneshiek County Sheriff Eugene Simonson Deputy Mal Lee Ossian Patrolman Cliff Carey and the FBI led to the cattle's return to the farm between 3:30 and 8:00 a.m. Sunday. Breitsprecher owns two other Wisconsin farms and aided the investigation as it continued.
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White House Opposes Early Sign of Accord
White House rejects early signing of a cease fire with North Vietnam and Paris talks. Kissinger pressed for swift signing while Hanoi demanded clear terms and a coalition government issue. Vietnamese leaders indicated readiness to sign Indo Chinese settlement only if North withdraws.
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Ground Fight Escalates in Vietnam War
Ground fighting intensified across South Vietnam as both sides pressed for advantage before any cease fire. In the central highlands government forces stormed a major Communist base, while North Vietnamese attacks rose past the 100 mark daily. Ports Haiphong Cam Pha and Hon Gai remained under risk despite mine seeding operations, with three months expected for clearance.
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Chuckle Motto Sparks Witty Weather Quip
A playful line notes that letting a smile be an umbrella invites a moult of copyright humor and lighthearted wordplay from MHS. The quip hints at creative mischief and a cheerful mood.
Nixon Sets Sloomy Social Security Bill Push Amid Campaign Tour
President Nixon accuses McGovern of endangering welfare and defense while touring Chicago and Ohio. He vows not to grant amnesty to Vietnam era draft resisters, and warns deep defense cuts could threaten U S security. Life magazine urges a Republican Congress to enable needed changes.
Teen Car Crash Traps At Least 10 People In City Suburb
Eyewitnesses recount a chaotic wreck involving four to six cars during a coast to coast fest. Donna Poseyjvan says a warning came seconds before the crash as teens tried to flee. Rescue teams freed trapped bystanders within hours, with panic and scattered debris reported in the south city suburb.
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Hijacking to Cuba Leaves Houston Agent Killed and Suspects Charged
A narrative of an in-air hijacking last Wednesday culminates in a fatal exchange as gunmen targeting a Houston ticket agent seized an Eastern Airlines jet toward Cuba. Arrests are connected to Charles A. Washington and associates from Alexandria and Virginia, with one youth remains unidentified. Authorities say the plan involved robbing a bank during the incident, leading to the death of a police officer and others on board the craft.
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Tuller Wounding Attempt Ends With Violent Disarmament
An airline flight returning to the United States with 34 passengers and 7 crew was disrupted by an attempted attack in Histon. Militiamen disarmed the attackers as the craft landed, while the FBI later identified the ringleader as a transporter from the Office of Minority Business Enterprise.
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Culver and Ellsworth Debate Nixon Policy in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids Sunday, Rep. John Culver and challenger Ted Ellsworth debated Nixon administration merits before the Cedar Rapids branch of the NAACP at Jane Boyd Community House. About 80 attended. Culver attacked Nixon’s vetoes on health and welfare bills and defended defense spending cuts, while Ellsworth accused Culver of opposing Nixon and claimed Nixon would align with black interests.
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McGovern Says Nixon Begging For a Vietnam Accord
George McGovern accused President Nixon and Henry Kissinger of begging for a settlement to the Vietnam War and said he was glad they were seeking peace. He spoke in Hartford and New Haven about defense cuts, postwar jobs, and amnesty for draft evaders, contrasting Nixon's shifts with his own policies.
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