Israel Says Tanks Blasted Syrian Lines In Sinai Fight
Israeli forces reported advances in the Sinai as battles raged beyond the six day war. Cairo and Damascus claimed engagements along the Suez Canal and Golan Heights, with United Nations diplomacy stalled and superpowers trading cease fire terms.
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Sinai
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Washington
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McMahon death row questions surface amid illness
McMahon requests to be able to seek execution if his illness worsens. Public Defender Judge Luckey and McMahon's attorney say he wants control over his fate, while a state attorney notes he seeks treatment before sentencing. The passage references Florida's death penalty reinstitution and related legal context amid ongoing war news from the region.
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McMahon
Ryder
Luckey
Rick Edwards
William Plowman
Florida
State Supreme Court
Weather and Sabotage Talk Cloud McGovern Backing Decision
George Meany may have influenced Meanys stance on labor group support for McGovern. Mankiewicz claimed sabotage aimed to create party rifts and hinder unity after a nominee. Rick Stearns, a McGovern aide, accused the committee of partisan smear efforts as he faced a subpoena and appeared willingly despite a tight contact window.
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Dhnt
George Meany
Meany
McGovern
Mankiewicz
Democratic Party
Rick Stearns
Committee
Harvard Law School
Nixon’s 1976 GOP Choices Spark Speculation
A page one overview outlines potential GOP paths for the 1976 nomination. Rockefeller Reagan Rogers Cooper Williams Goldwater Scout Ford and Rumsfeld Finch Scranton are noted as possible successors, with emphasis on unity and nonpartisan credentials. A separate section discusses Karolinska findings on instinctive reactions in gulls and human infants and how early stimuli may affect adult behavior.
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GOP
Connaily
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
William P. Rogers
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
John J. Williams
Delaware
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Hugh Scout
Gerald R. Ford
Spiro T. Agnew
Donald Rumsfeld
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Robert Finch
Pennsylvania
William W Scranton
Washington
Karolinska
Nixon weighs successors as Agnew faces exit
Nixons aides coordinate candidate lists on Capitol Hill as 165 of 192 House Republicans and most GOP senators submit nominations by the 5 pm deadline. The White House receives the names but does not release them. Nixon plans a Camp David pause while Senate and House leaders discuss joint hearings and a quick replacement path.
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Rose Mary Woods
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House
GOP
White House
Republican National Committee
George Bush
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Lo Agnew
Mansfield
Carl Albert
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Washington
Nixon Approved Bargaining That Led To Agnew Decision
The attorney general testified that President Nixon was fully informed and approved major steps in plea bargaining with Spiro Agnew. Negotiations stalled in September over prison terms, then resumed last weekend and led to an agreement with Judge Hoffman to accept Agnew’s plea to one count of inconceivability evasion.
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Agnew
Richardson
White House
Fred Buzhardt
Agnéw
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Beall
U.S
U.S. District Court
Walter J. Hoffman
Wisia
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