Eisenhower’s rise to general marks first Army Reserve star
Daily review notes John B. Eisenhower son of Dwight D. Eisenhower, promoted to brigadier general by the Army Reserve list after nearly two decades as colonel. Other items: gold dealer Bob Naimy in Detroit seeking prewar coins. Sterling Silliphant licenses to wed Catherine Mayo in Santa Monica. Marlon Brando released from UCLA Medical Center after illness. Cathy Douglas sworn in as attorney in Maryland federal court. wife of Justice William Douglas joins bar in D.C.
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EPA orders possible pollution recall on several automakers
The EPA says tests show GM Ford Chrysler and VW cars emit more pollution than 1972 standards and may require fixes on emission control equipment. About 1000 Ford cars with a 400 cubic inch engine were tested. Industry spokesmen warn many owners may ignore recall letters and avoid dealer visits.
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Big-car sales rise in midmonth UPI report
DETROIT UP I reports midmonth new car sales down 17.4 percent from a year earlier as demand shifts to larger models. Ford division shows larger models outselling compacts while Lincoln Mercury had a strong midmonth period since October. Used car auctions see large cars selling below value amid worries of a shift away from small cars. Four U.S. automakers report 257 022 sales in the June 1120 period versus 311 044 last year. daily rate ranks it as second best midyear period after May.
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Kidnapped Argentine Publisher Seized Near La Plata
David Kraiselburd publisher of EDia in Argentina was abducted at gunpoint yesterday near his La Plata home, about 35 miles southeast of Buenos Aires, during his morning walk to his newspaper blocks.
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Ford resumes auto production as recall boosts Milpitas plant
Ford Motor resumes autos at Milpitas with 2,500 workers recalled after a three day layoff caused by a strike at a Chicago parts plant. Ford plans to restart truck production Wednesday with 1,500 additional workers recalled.
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Egypt and Israel threaten new Middle East war flareup
Egypt warned it would deploy its air force to defend Lebanon against Israeli strikes if Beirut requests it. Israel signaled readiness to wage a fifth war to protect itself. The danger followed a deadly Arab guerrilla raid in Nabriyya and mass Palestinian refugee exodus from Lebanon. Anwar Sadat said Egypt would act immediately if Lebanon’s government approves, while Israel’s Mordechai Gur said war remains possible if tensions escalate.
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Soviet Underground Nuclear Test Reported by Norsar
The Norsar Seismological Observatory in Oslo said seismic waves from a tremor in eastern Soviet Kazakhstan were detected around midnight Monday EDT. They attributed the event to a likely underground nuclear explosion with a magnitude of 4.3 on the Richter scale, noting earthquakes of that size can cause local damage.
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Kidnapped Mexican Senator Demands Ransom and Prisons Release
Leftist guerrillas led by Lucio Cabanas claim responsibility for abducting Senator Ruben Figueroa. In four communiques they demand 4 million dollars, freedom for political prisoners, and release of jails in Guerrero state. They threaten to escalate if demands are not met amid ongoing tensions with the Mexican government.
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Move on to halt Nixon giveaway
Mounting concern over American atomic technology in the Middle East has spurred nine attempts to empower Congress against President Nixon’s offers of nuclear reactors to Egypt and Israel. The Joint Atomic Committee fast tracked legislation letting Congress use a concurrent resolution to approve or block any deals with Egypt and Israel. the measure aims to grant final say on nuclear reactor transfers, with broad congressional support expected.
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Egypt could build nuclear arms warned by experts
Four specialists in nuclear tech and politics say President Nixon’s proposed sale would aid Egypt in starting a nuclear weapons program. George B. Kistiakowsky, once head of the Manhattan Project Explosive Division, joins the warning that the move could destabilize an already volatile region.
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