Israel Rejects U S Truce Proposal and Security Guarantees
Israel rebuffs Secretary Rogers proposed international guarantees replacing territorial concessions in talks with Egypt. Golda Meir questions trust in US plans while Moshe Dayan cites security needs. Rogers argues UN force and deterrence to secure borders amid renewed cease fire tensions near the Suez Canal. Egypt extends cease-fire briefly but Sadat refuses renewal. Both sides on alert with no clashes reported.
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Gunnar V. Jarring
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Sadat
Kaypt
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United Sales
US says 10000 tons of nerve gas could be made from 1 percent of phosphorus supply
US disarmament official James F Leonard warned that a ban on chemical weapons requires international verification to prevent violations. He cited that diverting 1 percent of annual elemental phosphorus production could yield enough nerve agent for 3 million artillery rounds, and a factory could fit on a football field.
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UPI
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ILS
James F. Leonard
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Soviet Union
Cal State meet on Reagan budget at Hayward
Gov Reagan budget impact to be examined by Assembly Ways and Means education subcommittee at California State College Hayward. Hearing runs 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Music Building Room A130. Chairman Lea J. Ryan notes focus on faculty work funds and faculty student gating assumptions. The United Professors participate.
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California
Ronald Reagan
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Assembly Ways and Means Committee
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San Mateo County
United Professors
Heavy Vietnam War Bombardment Escalates In South Viet Nam
Reported heavy fighting and airlifted troops as South Vietnamese bases faced renewed assault. Government sources claim Vietnamese and American forces repelled advances along the Ho Chi Minh Trail while Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units launched missiles and artillery. Casualty figures cited include hundreds killed or wounded, with claims of large prisoner captures and intensified shelling near Brow's and Lola firebase areas. The piece notes U S assurances of continued support and ongoing retaliatory strikes against the trail network.
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Profits on federal projects fall short of civilian gains
The GAO reports profits on defense contracts lag civilian ones for most firms. It urges revising awarding procedures to curb outsized profits, noting some contracts yielded over 100 percent returns under the TCL method. In a period reviewed, eight contracts topped 100 percent profit and one hit 20 percent, while seventeen were losses.
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UPI
General Accounting Office
GAO
Defense Department
Pentagon
Defrnse Department
Man who spiked chips sentenced in Torrance
Pion aist John Henry, 31, admitted lacing potato chips with LSD at an April party to create an area party. Superior Court sentenced him to six years to life for the act and related charges. About 50 partygoers were treated at hospitals. A fashion model, after ingesting the drug coated chips, described attendees appearing grotesquely deformed before losing consciousness.
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Torrance (Ap
John Henry
Henry
Navy chief cites drug and race woes
Navy Secretary John H. Chafee testified to the Senate that drug abuse in the Navy and Marines is out of control and racial tensions are rising at an alarming rate. He cited 11,700 personnel implicated in narcotics in 1970 and urged intensified education and equal opportunity efforts.
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UPS
Navy
John H. Chafee
Chafee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Chatra
South Viet Nam says Laos actions may end war
Paris dispatch reports Saigon's delegation claiming Laos incursions yielded remarkable results that could shorten the Indochina War. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese chiefs boycott the talks for a third week, accusing the United States of barbaric actions and citing alleged My Lai and Ba Lang atrocities. Bruce delivers a brief, pointed speech as negotiations stall.
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UPI
Vietnam
Saigon
Laos
United States
Nixon
U.S
David K. EB. Bruce
Bruce
Pham Dang Lam
South Vietnam
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North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Cambodia
Fais
Lam
Nguyen Minh Vy
Seyone
Ahich Saigon
My Lai
Ba Lang
Westmoreland hails Lang invasion as success
Army Chief of Staff William Westmoreland told a Rotary Club in Seattle that the Lang invasion by South Vietnamese forces was a success and noted the withdrawal was not retrograde. He defended morale boosting by My Lai despite protests and called the incident an aberration in the system that should not have happened.
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UPR
Willam West Moreland
Lang
Vietnam
Rotary Club
My Lai
Westmoreland
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