Jets Trade Blows As Arab Little Summit Nears End
Israeli and Egyptian jets traded strikes around the northern Suez Canal as Cairo hosted the Arab leaders summit. Israel reported a 75 minute raid on Egyptian targets and safe return of planes. Egypt said fighter bombers hit bunkers encampments and moving Israeli vehicles on a Sinai road. Each side claimed losses.
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Espionage Case Kept Quiet In United Nations Background
A Soviet UN employee Aleksandr Tikhomirov, 37, remains jailed in Seattle on an FBI complaint accusing him of conspiring with Russian agents since January 1969 to obtain U.S. defense information. Bail set at 100000. immunity limits apply to UN duties. An unidentified Soviet Embassy official visited him briefly.
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Senate GOP unity grows on Vietnam and Supreme Court
Senate Republicans show renewed unity on Vietnam policy and Nixon’s Supreme Court nomination. GOP moderates and the White House work toward better relations, aided by Nixon’s high poll ratings. Last week the Senate Foreign Relations Committee reaffirmed opposition to McGovern’s call to keep 250,000 troops in Vietnam indefinitely.
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Weather marks 100th Weather Bureau anniversary amid NC rain
The U S Weather Bureau marks its centennial today as North Carolina endures rain from mountains to Rocky Mount with snow expected in higher elevations. Partly cloudy and colder Tuesday bring a chance of mountain snow flurries, with mountain lows 23 to 32 and others 30 to 42.
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Oil Kills Hundreds Of Birds On Martha's Vineyard Beach
An oil slick along South Beach in Edgartown Massachusetts killed hundreds of birds including ducks and loons. Volunteers aided by clergymen collected and cleaned about 300 birds at an MSPCA shelter where they were washed with detergent before release, with many birds found dead on the beach.
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Technical Institute Head Fears Raids
RALEIGH The president of Holding Technical Institute warns that four year colleges may recruit two year schools as transfer grounds. He cites ECU openness to accept community college graduates and notes risks to vocational roles.
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Young Man Sentenced Over No-Drive Zone Incident
In Vienna a young man told a judge he used an unlicensed sports car in a no-driving zone to avoid traffic. He received a suspended seven month prison term for attempting to strike a policeman with the vehicle.
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