Israel Unleashes New Air Raids in Mideast War
A Cairo communique claims Egyptian and Syrian forces pushed nine miles east of the canal while Israel says it abandoned the Bar Lev line. Reports conflict over front lines near the Suez Canal and Golan Heights as fighting intensifies with foreign aid reportedly influencing the conflict. Newsmen face censorship and battlefield access limits as nations exchange claims of advances and setbacks.
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Agnew outlines housing reform amid continuing federal freeze
Vice President Agnew cites a seven items housing study noting only one of every 15 eligible for aid has received help and that federal housing costs are higher than private market options. He traces proposals to overhaul mortgages and tax credits to widen private credit and reduce down payments, arguing income, not housing supply, is the core issue.
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Mideast War Reports and Rising Tensions Across Region
Amid ongoing Middle East hostilities, sources report Israeli air strikes near Cairo and attacks on a Beirut radar site. Egyptian air defenses claimed shooting down planes while Arab-Israeli fighting intensifies, with Israeli incursions into Lebanon and rocket fire near Israeli settlements. U.N. and U.S. officials weigh energy security and contingency plans.
Court arguments on bank secrecy and impoundment reach high court
A fragment from Page One notes disputes over the federal bank secrecy act and impoundment. It mentions Georgia seeking direct access to funds and a special master proposal, with states split on delaying tactics versus normal appellate routes. Nixon warnings and large federal fund figures are cited.
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Damascus Raid Report Claims Soviet Deaths and Civilian Toll
A Damascus raid report claims the Soviet Embassy was hit and at least 30 Russians were killed, with survivors recounting civilians targeted. Syrians described mixed air combat as Israeli and Syrian jets clashed near the border while missiles and antiaircraft fire missed their marks.
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Sinai Front Lines and IBM Telex Ruling Combine Analysis
The report details Israeli and Egyptian forces facing off along the Sinai front with large forces and Soviet tanks, noting Egyptian pontoon bridges and Israeli countermeasures. It also covers the IBM Telex case, where Christensen awarded IBM $21.9 million for industrial espionage, and IBM's injunction against predatory practices in the computer accessories market.
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Christensen
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New York Stock Exchange
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Senate seats up for election challenge GOP control
The piece notes 19 Senate seats held by Democrats and 15 by Republicans up for election, with the GOP needing seven net gains to claim control. Hugh Scott praises Saxbe as retirements complicate campaigns, and two Democrats, Alan Bible and Harold Hughes, announce they will not seek re election.
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Fire destroys family in Jerry City blaze
Firefighters arrived after two doors were found fastened shut. They crawled through a kitchen window and carried a child outside. The boy looked like the youngest victim burned for heat while others died from smoke inhalation. Fire chief George Loomis said rescuers attempted mouth to mouth resuscitation but could not revive them.
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Watergate Panel Probes Hughes Donation and Witnesses
The committee questions a $100000 Hughes donation tied to El Rebozo and possible campaign use. Testimony cites Rob ert A. Mathew and Maheu connections. witnesses may include Hughes and Rebozo. Buckley and McMinoway stories expand the spy and campaign activities during the Nixon era.
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Frank Mankiewicz
Bert J. Bernhard
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Muskie
California
Fred Taugher
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Youre Never Too Old To Hear Better Ad
An advertisement from Beltone promotes free hearing tests for older adults and new painless models. It claims no cost or obligation, mentions home demonstrations, and provides a Chicago address for the Beltone Electing Corps with a postal code.
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