Egyptian Warplanes Draw Fire Over Suez
Egyptian warplanes overflew Israeli positions along the Suez Canal drawing antiaircraft fire but were not hit. Israel lodged a cease-fire violation complaint with the U.N. truce observers in Jerusalem as Sadat announced nine new governors amid a Cairo meeting with King Faisal of Saudi Arabia.
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Agnew Plans Foreign Travel And Vacation Split
Vice President Agnew will divide his time between official duties and a short vacation, concluding the trip with visits to Morocco and Portugal. Officials say the Arab visits should not be read as tied to U.S. oil policy or Spain’s possible NATO stance, though the journey could bolster his foreign policy credentials amid a campaign emphasizing international issues as the economy remains uneven.
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Pentagon Papers and press freedom in the Vietnam era
Washington legal battles over the Pentagon Papers highlight judicial support for free expression. Gurfein emphasizes that government must tolerate a cantankerous press to safeguard information flow. Nixon aides and politicians react, with Reaen, McCarthy, and Reagan weighing impacts and accountability.
Campaign donors and totals in Nixon era fundraising
Detroit industrialist Henry Salvatori and others funded Nixon's campaign with large gifts. Stone and Rockefeller family members contributed substantial sums, with Mellon and Pew families among top backers. Dreyfus Wasserman Lasker and Cousins also gave heavily. Wallace relied on many small donations and paid Lemay a $12,000 funding salary.
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War News From Saigon The Hue Attacks Persist
Large scale fighting continues in South Vietnam as Saigon marks celebrations. A blast at the Joint U S Public Affairs Office in Saigon injures a Marine guard when a fragmentary grenade explodes in the rear garage area. US demolitions say the device was fragments caused but not whether rigged. In the northeast near Saigon a force of about 400 enemy troops attack a militia command post and regional forces camp, later driven back with 81 enemy killed and five captives. In Hue three Vietnamese killed and three wounded by 122mm rockets hit the old citadel late Saturday night. Obstacles and official denials accompany each report as the war rages on.
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Albany High School graduates linked to unusual disease cluster
Doctors report an extended epidemic among Albany High School graduates dated circa 1950s. Dr Greenwald and Dr Mauro note close contact among affected individuals, with 12 cases traced through classmates, close friends, and relatives from classes of 1953 to 1954. A 1952 death connected to the 1954 class is mentioned.
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Illiterate farmer unearths oldest Pharaonic mummy
Amm Rifaie unearthed a mummy claimed to be 4,500 years old in a Sakkara tomb after digging into a right-hand side area. The intact mummy, wrapped in jute with a decorated sarcophagus, is identified as musician Nofre, died in the sixth year of King Nie Ossen-Ra. Archeologists from Cairo inspect finds amid beliefs about Ra and tomb placement.
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Methadone Clinic Plan Faces Opposition in Debates
Krogh argues methadone is dangerous when misused and should be dispensed only in clinics. He cites internal debate over a $100 million program and says other treatment efforts relying on counseling show high recidivism. He estimates about one third of American heroin addicts are pushers with no motivation for treatment.
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