Sadat plot leaders sentenced in revolutionary court
Leaders in the Sadat assassination plot were sentenced by a three man revolutionary court. Ringleaders received death but commuted to life imprisonment at hard labor. Other officials got sentences from one year suspended to 15 years. Fourteen defendants acquitted. several others jailed on varying terms. Mohammed Fayek got 10 years. Abu El Nur 16 years. Zayed five years. Daoud 15 years. Mohamad Labib Shukeir got one year. Hafez and Hilmy El Said faced short terms or probation. The court, led by Hafez Badawi, called it Egypts trial of the century.
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AIRO
DPT
Anwar Sadat
aThey
Aly Sabry
Shaatawi Gomaa
Sami Sharaf
Farid Abdel Karim Basyouni
Arab Socialist Union
Egypt
Mohammed Fawai
Sadat
Hafez Badawi
Mohammed Ahmed Fayek
Centu
Abdel Mohsen Abu el Nur
Saad Eddin Zayeed
Socialist Union
Diaddine Daoud
National Assembly
Mohammed Labib Shukeir
Information
Mounir Hafez
Hilmy el Said
China condemns Israel at United Nations for aggression
China condemned Israel for aggression at the United Nations General Assembly and criticized both the United States and the Soviet Union for fueling the Arab‑Israeli crisis. Chiao Kuanhua said the Arabs have the right to recover their territories and urged a peaceful path only if not blocked by superpowers.
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United Nations
UPC
China
Middle East
Israel
United States
Soviet Union
Chiao Kuanhua
Peking
Washington
Moscow
Chao
Subscription rates and office notices from Hayward paper
Fragmented OCR shows subscription rates and office contact details for Winton Ho and Hayward, including pricing lines and multiple office telephone numbers. The readable bits suggest a small town newspaper blurring publisher, business manager, and address lines with incomplete names and places.
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Fesyd Sparks
Prevent
Winive Ghilcote
Hayward
Califect
Tse
Aden
Winton
Bow
Galil
Sundoye Omi
Ventura homeowner sues police over burglary incident
William Wilcox sues Ventura officials including Police Chief Day P Geary and five officers claiming they allowed a burglary to occur after warning his family to vacate the home. He seeks 490421 dollars in actual and punitive damages stating the burglar escaped despite gunfire and ransacking of the house. The state attorney general’s office investigated and a report was sent to the city manager, who asked the county grand jury to examine the case.
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William Wilcox
Ventura
Wilcox
State Attorney General's Office
Edward McCombs
LSD Plant Raid Nets One Suspect
In Sonoma County deputies raided an LSD tablet manufacturing operation at a home near Occidental, arresting Roy Barkus a textile salesman on suspicion of manufacturing LSD and drug sale. Three machines could produce up to 1000 tablets daily, and authorities investigated links to a separate LSD setup near Hoplands.
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Santa Rosa
Striepeke
Hoplands
Mendovian County
Pakistan enacts defense fund as war expectations rise
President Yahya Khan ordered a national defense fund with post offices and banks as collection points for cash and defense bonds. Officials say the move signals Pakistan’s readiness for a prolonged conflict with India. Prime Minister Bhutto, heading to the UN, vows Pakistan will fight if needed.
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Karachi
West
Pakistan
UPI
Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan
India
Yahya
U.N
War brings danger and calm at Dacca hotel Intercontinental
In Dacca a hotel roof doubles as war observation as air raids ply the airport. Foreign journalists and businessmen seek evacuation while Red Cross and UN officials establish a neutral zone. Rebel violence lingers and nearby jute mills suffer, with hundreds dead and villages reduced to rubble. Life goes on amid fear.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
UPI
Red Cross
United Nations
Adamganjeé
Dacea
Indian forces close on Dacca as Pakistan fortifies
India reports about 37,000 Pakistani troops around Dacca preparing for a dawn assault while Indian units advance toward Daudkandi on the Meghna River. Pakistan denies major city falls, even as reporters observe a liberated hall briefing in Jessore. Western fronts see Pakistani air attacks on Akhnaur and other zones in Kashmir.
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India
Pakistan
Dacca
East Pakistan
Daudkandi
Meghna
Sore
Sylhet
Comilla
Jessore
Dalbir Singh
Akhnaur
Kashmir
Textbooks faulted for bias and errors by state panel
A California State Board of Education task force found social science texts used in fifth to eighth grades contain a pervasive ethno centrism and a surplus of factual errors. They cited examples showing native Americans as problems and a western expansion lesson implying Texas was settled by whites. The panel urged ongoing reviews and blamed publishers and authors for the biased Anglo centered history.
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Los Angeles
California
State Board of Education
Fant
U.S
Kenneth Washington
Assis
Hughes denial shrouds Hughes biography deal
McGraw-Hill denies acquiring exclusive rights to Howard Hughes autobiography while asserting it holds a complete manuscript and substantial backing materials. The firm announced plans for a hardcover edition next March, with Life magazine serializing three installments and Dell Publishing obtaining paperback rights for early 1978.
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UPI
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Howard Hughes
Reclause
Alfred Leventhal
McGravilt
Hughles
Life Magazine
Dell Publishing
Tights
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Tre Daily Review
Goof
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Nice
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