U S veto blocks censure of reprisals at UN security council
At the United Nations, the United States vetoed a resolution demanding a halt to Israeli reprisals, sparing a passage that would address Arab terrorism. The vote followed debate over the Munich Olympic massacre and Israeli strikes in Syria and Lebanon, with ambassadors from Israel, the Soviet Union and China commenting on the veto and Munich.
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Israel
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Viet Cong Expands Peace Offer In Three-Party Vision
Viet Cong issued five new peace statements inviting a provisional national concord dominated by both sides. US observers say the move may signal potential private talks between Kis singer and Le Duc Tho. The plan calls for a three-segment coalition including the Provisional Revolutionary Government, Saigon administration excluding Thieu, and other political forces in South Vietnam.
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Viet Cong
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Vant
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Democrats Name Stans in New Charges on Bugging
Washington dispatch reports the Democratic party and the White House accuse Maurice Stans and three associates of financing and organizing a political espionage operation to steal and photograph documents and install wiretaps to obtain political secrets for President Nixon's re election campaign. The filing describes a conspiracy to spy on Democrats and their nominees.
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Israeli envoy shot in Brussels cafe attack escapes
BRUSSELS AP A gunman wounded Israeli diplomat Zakok Ophir 42, firing five bullets in the face, ear, and shoulder then fled. Ophir underwent surgery and remained in danger. The assailant, Mohammad Rabah, phoned Ophir offering attack information and asked to meet at a cafe. Ophir identified himself and was shot. Police searched for the suspect, with reports noting a second Arab man accompanying him.
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Raids across Hanoi bridge hit as US jets strike
Saigon reports the United States and its air force carried out dawn strikes on Hanoi and suburbs. They damaged the Red River bridge with laser guided bombs and hit four military installations, including depots and a repair plant, as part of the latest campaign. One U.S. plane was shot down southwest of Hanoi. the pilot is missing. In Iowa, torrential rains caused widespread flooding with rivers rising and roads blocked, flooding and school cancellations noted in Clayton and Dubuque counties.
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Poll Shows Nixon Lead With Youthful Voters in Gallup Poll
Princeton AP report notes Nixon leading McGovern 61 to 38 among youth voters age under thirty, with the Gallup poll taken after the Republican convention. The sample included 221 of 1,203 registered voters and showed undecided respondents and shifts among Catholics and labor union members.
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Record Budget Cut by House Panel for Pentagon
The House Appropriations Committee reduced the Defense budget request by 49 billion, though the 74.8 billion appropriation remains the largest in history. It slashed major programs like the Trident submarine and B 1 bomber, urged tighter spending, and warned of shifting threats as world tensions ease.
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Light voter turnout in Cedar Rapids school board race
In Cedar Rapids, only 952 of 41 precincts reported voting by 2 pm for the two Cedar Rapids Community School board seats. Candidates listed include Barbara Bjoin, James Carter, Ronald Moore, Ed Algon, Ronald Rode meyer, and Gene Young. College Community district voting was very light after noon.
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Five Warrants Issued In Clubhouse Killings
Five men charged with murdering eight people during a robbery at Fountain Valley golf course are on the run while two other suspects remain jailed. Bench warrants were issued by Judge Warren J. Young in US district court. The five suspects include Warren Bal Tentibe Ismael Labed Macphael Joseph and two unnamed men known as Pepe or Pablo. Meral Smith and Beaumont Gereau were taken to St Thomas after arrests and arraigned in secret. bond was set.
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Pepe
Pablo
Meral Smith
Beaumont Gereau
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Smith
Estate Grove Place
St- Croix
Gereau
John Marsh
McGovern Attacks Nixon Farm Policy Ahead of Campaign Blitz
George McGovern accused the Nixon administration of subverting small farmers and ceding agriculture to big firms. Joined by Edward Kennedy, he plans a four day seven state drive, highlighting fears of agribusiness dominance and wage price control failures, with inflation accelerating under the Price Commission.
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