Palestinian Guerrillas Seek Chinese Arms and Soviet Help
Palestinian guerrillas led by Abu Jihad seek to augment their arsenal with Chinese arms and Soviet support. The delegation plans visits to Vietnam and North Korea, amid tensions with Lebanese factions and ongoing street clashes in Beirut.
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Canadian Natural Gas Reduction Not To Affect Border Areas In U S
The Canadian Embassy stated Ottawa plans to cut natural gas exports but expects no impact on U S border regions this winter. Officials said U S customers should not bear the full burden of any decreases, with Canadian gas fueling the Pacific Northwest and parts of northern California and the Great Lakes region.
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House Overhauls Dissention-Torn Intelligence Committee
The House replaced its dissention torn select intelligence committee with a new 13 member panel after rejecting a move to seat Rep. Michael Harrington. Rep Otis G. Pike, who led the Pueblo inquiry, is Speaker Carl Albert’s pick to oversee intelligence activities.
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House Okays Money For Nixon's Staff
The House approved a $7.5 billion Treasury funding bill by 393 to 18, including $121,153 for Nixon staff and supplies. The amount was lower than Ford’s request, based on current costs with a 5 percent inflation allowance, and does not alter Nixon’s $60,000 annual pension. The measure proceeds to the Senate.
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Moynihan Warns U N Support May Shrink Over Israel
Daniel Moynihan warned that American backing for the United Nations could wane if Arab and Muslim nations press an anti Israel campaign. He suggested the U S might reduce participation without leaving the UN, while defending itself against unjust accusations.
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Testimony ends in Ed Gurney bribery trial after 21 weeks
In Tampa the bribery conspiracy trial of former U S Senator Ed Gurney and three others wrapped after 21 weeks and 105 witnesses. Judge Ben Krentzman set closing arguments for Tuesday and released the 12 jurors to return with a week’s clothing. The case heads to the jury next week with sequestration planned. Prosecutors allege a scheme to shake down Florida builders for political contributions in exchange for FHA housing favors. Gurney, 61, faces bribery and related counts alongside ex-aide Joseph Bastien and FHA officials K Wayne Swiger and Ralph Koontz. The defense rested after calling 40 witnesses.
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Space odor scare fades as crew circles Earth
At Houston AP report describes Apollo Soyuz crew aboard a docked link smelling an acrid odor traced to an oven near metalmaking experiments. Vance Brand wore an oxygen mask as a precaution while Stafford and Slayton checked controls. Odor faded after doctors confirmed noses as reliable, and the issue passed without incident.
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Gurney Testifies He Didn’t Know About Fundraising Until 1972
Gurney, who withdrew from reelection after an indictment, said he was unaware of a fundraising operation in his name until June 1972. He learned in July 1973 it was illegal. Seven prosecution witnesses testified they warned him about Williams’ activities before mid 1972.
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