Long Arab Israeli crisis through 1968 and beyond
The narrative surveys the Arab Israeli conflict from the 1947 partition through the 1967 war and into the late 1960s. It traces UN decisions, British withdrawal, Nasser and Sadat shifts, Suez Crisis fallout, Egyptian rearmament, and Cold War entanglements affecting US Soviet relations and oil diplomacy.
Saudi king sends urgent Middle East message to Nixon
The Saudi government delivered an important urgent message to President Nixon during a 65 minute Washington meeting with Henry Kissinger. Saudi Foreign Minister Omar Saqqaf conveyed the note about the grave Middle East situation. Saudi Arabia, the region’s largest oil exporter, aims to coordinate Arab oil policy ahead of wider OAPEC talks in Kuwait.
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Credit Law Debates Review Access and Disclosure Rights
A discussion on credit file disclosure rules notes that current law allows reviews but not visual inspection or copy of files during disclosure. FTC investigations found frequent withholding of information on character and morals, causing concerns among reporting agencies about revealing sources. Separately, Mets beat Reds in playoffs as Oakland wins West, with Matlack and Holtzman contributing in their series clinchers.
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U S Expected To Replace Some Gear Lost By Israel
U S government sources say the United States will begin replacing Israel's combat losses in planes tanks and other military gear within a few days. The plan involves equipment drawn from U S Air Force and Army stocks possibly from Europe with numbers not yet set. The move underscores rising Israeli casualties and a growing Soviet airlift to Egypt and Syria as fighting continues.
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Court ruling rejects presidential immunity in Nixon case
The court ruled 6-2 that Nixon is not above the law and had no right to withhold evidence. The unsigned majority said the Constitution makes no mention of presidential immunities and rejected White House arguments. It left to Sirica whether Cox should assist him.
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