Israelis Hope Cease Fire Will Hold Amid Canal Front
Report from Qantara describes fortified Israeli lines along the Suez Canal as both sides brace for possible renewed fighting ahead of Friday’s expiation. An Israeli lieutenant voices cautious optimism for the cease-fire while acknowledging doubts. Egyptian positions across the canal remain strong with heavy artillery and Soviet missiles providing backing.
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Beirne Calls for Higher Wages in 1971 labor push
Wallington United Press International reports Joseph Beirne head of the Communications Workers of America criticizes President Nixon's advisers as misguided. He argues for substantial wage gains for 500000 CWA members in the telephone industry while noting inflation and unemployment hurt workers. Beirne cites a proposed four billion tax cut for business as evidence of government bias toward employers. He plans to outline labor's 1971 strategy at the AFL-CIO midwinter meeting in Miami Beach.
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Barmaid abandons surgery plans after servicemen pinup note
Barmaid Dan Toriani Nen from Bournemouth withdraws plans for plastic surgery to reduce her reported 30 inch bust after facing remarks from men. A note from 200 British servicemen in Germany asking her to remain their pinup girl influenced her decision.
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Oxygen supply not a major issue for Apollo 14 EVA
Space Agency EVA chief David Schultz says astronauts may simply reseat the moon walk backpacks to solve oxygen limits during an emergency. He notes the PLSS carries four hours of oxygen while the OPS provides about 30 minutes, and jettisoning the PLSS is the usual practice.
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Nixon Back From Vacation Sets Domestic Agenda
President Nixon and Mrs Nixon return from the Virgin Islands to Washington for a Cabinet meeting and a first post vacation address. He plans to reintroduce emergency powers and labor policy reforms while pursuing a controversial billion dollar general revenue sharing plan, drawing opposition from House Ways and Means Committee leaders.
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