Egyptian-Israeli clash aboard Sinai coast clashes
Egyptian navy shelled Israeli targets along the Mediterranean coast of the Sinai Desert before being driven off by Israeli airpower. The Egyptian force, including two destroyers, attacked near the Suez Canal road but faced a forceful Israeli response. The incident marks the first reported Egyptian naval attack since the 1957 Middle East War and followed Cairo’s push for Arab unity against Israel.
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Quebec Power Outage Darkens Large Region
Montreal AP reports a major Quebec province blackout lasting about 90 minutes. Officials say a technical fault triggered the outage, affecting most of the province including Montreal Gaspe and the south shore suburbs. Power was restored gradually after 2 pm local time with Hydro Quebec coordinating efforts.
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Garrison Holds Solid Lead in New Orleans Primary
In New Orleans Cap District results with 138 of 412 precincts reported Jim Garrison led the Democratic primary with 25,433 votes, ahead of Barry Connick’s 20,400 and Ross Seadua Faial’s 3,104. Runoff looms as James Fitzmorris contends for mayor against a councilman, while Garrison defends his Kennedy assassination investigation amid criticism.
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Two Senators Warn Hanoi Step Up Tactics Refuel Viet War
Washington AP reports two Senate Republicans, Edward Brooke and John Tower, diverged on Nixon’s Vietnam policy. Brooke accuses Nixon of aiming to remove all American troops soon, while Tower says the president signaled we won’t quit without ensuring South Vietnam’s self determination. Both warn that stepped up Hanoi fighting would prolong the war and threaten Southeast Asia.
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Westinghouse talks extend as unions agree to work daily
Westinghouse Electric faced a midnight strike threat as three major unions agreed to a day to day basis amid ongoing negotiations. The Federal Mediation Service reported IUEW IBEW and other unions and Westinghouse held long bargaining sessions. Key issues include wages pensions and hospitalization while recent offers and concessions remain unclear.
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West-singholse
Electric Corp
Federal Mediation and Conciliation ‘Sérvice
International Union ‘of Electrical Workers
TUE
Anil
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IBEW
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Westinghouse
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Jenningss
Court Leaders Unite With Union Officials in Rights Push
A court report notes civil rights leaders including Oney and others teaming with union officials to back labor and civil rights efforts. R-Pa candidate Oct. 33k plans to vote against confirmation amid GOP pressure on senators. Contributors to the campaign number 22, with details opaque.
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Ard Civil Rights Foréass
R-Pa
GOP
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Ambassadors and policy prompt foreign staff changes
A partial fragment notes discussions on ambassador assignments and the department policy affecting Seana staff. It references Paige Oute and Philip J in a context of diplomacy and internal guidance. The readable text hints at adjustments in staffing and governmental procedures without detailing outcomes.
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Waitland
Elor
Philip J. Rez
Ambassador Asempson
Dormer Department
Seana
Turkeys Processing Plant Under Federal Scrutiny
Officials from the Agriculture Department say traces of a long lived pesticide residue were found in a Minnesota turkey processing plant’s birds. They believe no contaminated birds reached retail markets, as Thanksgiving preparations draw attention to poultry regulations and safety measures.
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AVI
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Biafra Secrecy Shapes Civilian Recruits and Tech
Reports describe ground conditions with improvised checks and stamps. The text notes young girls from ten recruited into a volunteer army amid destitute civilians. Biafra officials credit survival to ingenuity, including a self propelled metal cone weapon fired against trees, termed flying teas kettle by some sources.
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