Israeli Warns Troop Withdrawal Can Lead To Another War
An Israeli official warned that withdrawing the U N peace force from the Sinai could trigger a new Mideast conflict. Egypt opposed renewing the force’s mandate without a UN Security Council resolution, while U S ambassador Moynihan warned Congress may curb UN support if Moslem and Arab nations pressure Israel from the world body.
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Apollo and Soyuz Dock in Groundbreaking Space Linkup
Stafford linked the American Apollo and Soviet Soyuz crafts in a preplanned docking over Spain. The two crews exchanged greetings as a color view from the Apollo camera showed the Soyuz drifting in space, then a minor odor from cordite prompted a medical precaution and a brief airlock transfer continued toward the docking module.
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Railroad Labor Talks Break: Breakthrough Delayed Week
Washington AP reports railroad labor talks collapsed on the eve of a settlement. The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks postponed its strike deadline to July 28 at the request of labor troubleshooter W. Ford. Union and industry negotiators blamed each other for the impasse after a 13 hour session.
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Judge Allows Probe Of Jury Attitudes In Little Trial
In North Carolina the judge in the Joan Little murder case lets defense counsel question jurors about racial views and attitudes toward capital punishment as jury selection continues. The panel includes two young white women, a black woman in her 40s, two white men, and a 57-year-old black janitor. Miss Little, 21, from Washington, NC, faces first degree murder charges for the ice pick stabbing of Clarence Alligood, 62, a white jail employee.
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Weather From Beaches To Mountains in South and North Carolina
Coastal and mountainous zones forecast warm conditions through Friday and Saturday with scattered showers and thundershowers. South Carolina highs in the low 80s to mid 80s with 40 to 60 percent rain chances. nighttime lows upper 60s to around 70. North Carolina coastal area expects afternoon showers and thundershowers with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and 40 to 50 percent rain chances. nights in the upper 50s to low 60s. Winds mainly light southerly.
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Agriculture Dept Confirms U S Soviet Wheat Deal
The Agriculture Department confirmed a second U S Soviet wheat sale totaling 1.2 million metric tons with rumors of further big deals. Canadian Wheat Board announced a 2 million long ton sale to Russia shipments to start in fall. Prices fell on the Chicago Board of Trade after the announcements.
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Nixon Ordered To Testify Before Lawyers Seeking Access To Papers
Former President Richard Nixon was ordered by a three-judge panel to testify regarding access to White House papers and tapes. The case centers on attorney requests for Nixon materials tied to columnist Jack Anderson and whether the records should be returned to Nixon or made public.
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Ford oil price plan faces Senate challenge
Energy reports outline Ford administration's plan to raise the ceiling on oil prices to 13.50, keeping federal controls but triggering higher gasoline costs. Critics led by Sen. Henry M. Jackson predict a 15 cent hike, with a 7 cent estimate from supporters. A 1973 law could allow the increase unless Congress acts within five workdays, likely by July 24, as party leaders seek a deal to avert a filibuster.
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Space Picture in Detente Album at Center Houston
SPACE CENTER Houston AP describes a family of man moment as five travelers from the United States and Soviet Union share a historic linkup. The Apollo commander Thomas Stafford and cosmonaut Alexei Leonov meet aboard ships linking over Spain with embraces and gifts signaling thawed tensions. Detente at dinner follows the voyage, two crews merging at Amsterdam.
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Incorrect recipient misattributed in AP report
AP issued a correction noting Rep. Charles Wilson of Texas did not receive unreported donations. The funds allegedly went to Rep. Charles H. Wilson of California for a communications fund from groups including the Marine Engineers union. The Texas congressman’s spokesman said he has no unreported funds.
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