Signs Now Point To 11th Hour Save In Middle East Crisis
AP analysis notes mixed signals in Arab-Israeli talks as Sinai negotiations pace slows and U N buffer mandates near expiry. Ford fears war risk while Egypt and Israel show cautious moves. Arab unity remains elusive amid regional tremors and shifts in stance toward Israel and the PLO.
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Nine House Members Refuse Congress Pay Raise
At least nine House members plan not to keep the pay raise approved last month. Several cite fiscal responsibility, with freshmen and past dissenters among the group. The total raise, up to about 5858 dollars before taxes, will be offset by personal repayments to the Treasury, or redirected to constituency programs and town meetings.
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New Nuclear Cruiser Sexas Christened in Virginia
Newport News Va. Thousands observed the christening of the USS Sexas the Navy’s seventh nuclear powered cruiser valued at 278 million dollars. Gov Dolph Briscoe's wife Betty Jane Briscoe broke the champagne bottle. Secretary Middendorf warned of shipbuilding declines while praising the ship's military capability. Adm Hyman Rickover was absent. Capt Peter Fiedler named commanding officer in Texas tradition linked to earlier ships.
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To Preserve Bulk Of Them Kelley Says Some Liberties May Have To Be Sacrificed
Montreal AP Clarence M Kelley told a luncheon at the American Bar Association meeting that Americans must sacrifice a small measure of liberties to preserve the bulk of them amid a growing national security threat. He warned that if investigative agencies are fettered they will be ineffective and we will finish last in the world arena. Albert E Jenner, former minority counsel to the House Judiciary Committee, joined the remarks.
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Watergate era themes murmur at Kelley Jenner exchange
The exchange occurred one year after Nixon left office as Kelley decried the ends justifying the means and Watergate abuses while Jenner countered. Jaworski, attending the convention, declined comment pending study of the speech text amid FBI misconduct accusations.
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Wiretap Guidelines Debate Sparks National Security Tension
Virgil Partch criticizes proposed guidelines for wiretaps and privacy, warning they could hinder national security work. He argues for developing capabilities to achieve success in national security rather than a negative emphasis on restraints.
Ashland Johnston distances funds source in campaign dispute
Johnston says he learned the money came from Ashland months ago and will not repay it. He calls the contribution fromAshland or its officers the responsible party. The firm refused to disclose recipient names citing no useful purpose and SEC may decide case by case. Documents confirm Nixon campaigns received 200000 and 100000 given to 1972 reelection was returned by the campaign.
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Portugal Faces Internal Strife as Officers Revolt
Nine officers, including former Foreign Minister Maj. Ernesto Melo Antunes, are suspended from Portugal's Revolutionary Council while moderates gain support. The Socialist and Popular Democrats back the dissidents, and the constituent assembly, under military rule, backs the moderates as regional commanders split. Northern regional leader not signing signals possible opposition.
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Apollo Landing Review Details Cause of Gas Exposure
The Apollo crew described nitrogen tetroxide gas exposure during reentry caused by thruster and valve timing. Commander Stafford and others stated the craft experienced unusual noise and radio interference from 90,000 to 30,000 feet before manual deployment of stabilizing chutes. They returned safely to the Pacific near the recovery carrier New Orleans, noting a hard impact on landing.
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