Israeli jets hijack Arab airliner over Beirut incident
An Arab airliner with 82 passengers and crew was intercepted by Israeli jets near Beirut. Beirut residents saw flashes as the plane was diverted toward an Israeli airfield. Arab League and Middle East sources condemned the act and urged international action, while negotiations and detentions of passengers followed before the aircraft returned to Beirut.
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Nixonburgers go on display at Rome Joes Market
Laughing customers at Rome Joes Market in Hayward inspect bizarre “Nixonburgers,” meatless hamburgers made from ground gas. Price tag listed $5.09 per pound, but about thirteen packs were not for sale as relief efforts continued.
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Food price talk rockets with no price hike pledge
Washington reports Secretary of Agriculture Butz denies intent to spark price increases despite new farm bill powers. Nixon signs measure granting broad authority. officials urge restraint while meat groups seek data and possible price freezes. Eggs may rise to 4 dozen at $1.40 to $1.10 by year end as grain exports blamed. Los Angeles slaughterhouses idle rise to 21 as plants close.
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Local stores struggle as groceries tighten in South County
Local small businesses face a grocery squeeze as supply chain limits hit shelves. Aligned with chains, several shops report empty meat and staple aisles while prices edge up. Owners like Wayne Jackson and Grace Landa cite shortages and rising costs, forecasting more strain before the price freeze ends.
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Divers Seek Hidden Access to Sunken Liner
In Nantucket Mass the U S Pasta Ser has offered 1.25 per pigail recovered from the sunken luxury liner to divers. Anchor Shack owner Hollis, via radio telephone, cites a secondary entry claim and notes insurance secrecy. Names referenced include Christopher Daly and Donald Raddeler from a back page item.
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Cities not liable for dirty air
Sacramento AP reports a confidential California attorney general opinion says state and local officials face no criminal penalties for failing to implement EPA clean air regulations. The article notes hearings on the rule, EPA penalties, and disputes over transportation, bus lanes, vehicle standards, and catalytic converters.
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Martha Mitchell and Watergate scandal biography tease
A six part serialization begins tomorrow in The Daily Review detailing Martha Mitchell and the Watergate era. It sketches her influential role and colorful character as described for the forthcoming biography Marthae The Movie That Roared.
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Nixon plans bugging speech amid Watergate crisis
President Nixon plans a pivotal television address likely centered on Watergate. He aims to present the speech next week and may travel to New Orleans and San Clemente to press his case while Senate hearings pause. The president also weighs press conferences and a question and answer session with aides guiding the message.
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Troops Will Stay in Asia After Bombing Halt
Admiral Noel Gayler, head of U.S. Pacific forces, said American troops will remain in Southeast Asia as a deterrent to North Vietnam despite the Aug. 15 Cambodia bombing pause. He emphasized no action against II Corps would occur and noted limited training, air reconnaissance, and forward air control would continue, with troops staying on for deterrence and military assistance to Laos and Cambodia.
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