Egypt arms deal to fund Arab world build up best kept secret
Britain France and Egypt are finalizing interlocking multibillion dollar plans to supply Egypt with plants technology and weapons. Arab oil states including Saudi Arabia Kuwait UAE and Qatar are expected to provide funds. The disclosed secret commitments aim to turn Egypt into the arsenal of the Arab world with billions in earnings for Britain and France.
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London
Britain
France
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
United Arab Emirates
Qatar
Your Nation In Brief Your Nation Base Firecracker Probe
Federal agents ease efforts to nab bootleggers of illegal firecrackers as Independence Day nears. CPSC official says last year's undercover buys were scarce and unproductive. Other items note unemployment eligibility for substitute teachers, a Hollander film settlement, Fabian Forte divorce, Roy Clark pneumonia update, and Milwaukee beer-license clashes between churches and tavern owners.
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Washington
Mary K. Ryan
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Bureau of Compliance
Commission
Rolling Vehicle Break-ins Plague Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on Thursday a caller told police I am tired of releasing brakes on parked vehicles and going to bed. Police later received reports of 19 cars and one truck parked on a steep hill being broken into and set rolling. Several vehicles crashed into buildings causing about 16000 dollars in damage. No arrests reported.
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Hazleton
Nixon Testified Under Oath Before Watergate Grand Jury
Former President Richard Nixon testified under oath in California before two Watergate grand jurors this week. The voluntary session lasted 11 hours over two days at a Coast Guard station in San Clemente near his home. Court papers disclose the grand jury’s ongoing probe into tape deletions, Rebozo finances, and campaign contributions, with the testimony public by Nixon’s request but the transcript later not released.
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Richard M. NI
California
Watergate
Nixon
U.S. Coast Guard
San Clemente
Calif
Herbert J. Miller
Grand Jury
Nixon White House
C. G
Bebe" Rebozo
Miller
Henry S. Ruth
U.S. District Court
House Judiciary Committee
Gerald Ford
John D. Ehrlichman
U. District
George L. Hart Jr
Survivors of Flight 66 Crash Speak at Press Conference
Eastern Airlines stewardess Mary Eileen Mooney of Tulsa and steward Robert Hossler of New York City lie on stretchers during a press conference at the Long Island Medical Center. They are the only two surviving crew members of Flight 66, which crashed near Kennedy Airport and claimed more than 100 lives. They call it a miracle they are alive.
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Eastern Airlines
Mary Eileen Mooney
Tulsa
Okla
Robert Hossler
New York City
Long Island Medical Center
Kennedy Airport
Prohibitionists Seek Broader Appeal Beyond Liquor Bans
Prohibition party at national convention near Denver aims to shed the liquor only image. Nominee Ben C. Bubar Jr. is the only presidential hopeful. Earl F. Dodge eyes broader appeal to conservatives and per party platform opposes abortion on demand and forced busing while endorsing free enterprise, states rights, and a volunteer army. About 1,000 on mailing list, yet more than 300,000 consider themselves prohibitionists.
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Earl F. Dodge
Lakewood
Dodge
Denver
Ben C. Bubar Jr
China
Maine
Bubar
Christian Civic League of
Baptist Convention of
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Mental patients win court battle in landmark ruling
The Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional to confine a non dangerous mental patient in a state hospital without treatment. Kenneth Donaldson, 67, fought a 15 year battle after being confined at Florida State Hospital in Chattahoochee. He argued he was not mentally ill and sought damages for lack of treatment. The decision returns the case to lower courts to determine good faith by doctors. Donaldson, now free from the hospital, contrasted his experience with others in state facilities.
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Jerry Lewis
Clark
Washington
Florida Mental
Kenneth Donald
York
Supreme Court
Bruce J. Minnis
Mental Health Law Project
American Civil Liberties Union
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Donaldson
Syracuse, N.Y
Florida State Hospital
Chattahoochee
J. B. O'Connor
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
O'Connor
High Court
Kinnis
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NEW York
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Fabian Forte
Kathleen
Roy Clark
Milwaukee
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William Cousins
Wheat Ridge
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Prohibition Party
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