Israeli raiders strike two Lebanon villages amid clashes
Israeli raiding parties hit Al Kiyam and Kafer Kela in south Lebanon during the night, destroying guerrilla headquarters and a recruiting center. An Israeli soldier was killed and three wounded, with Arab casualties reported. Guerrilla sources claim heavier Israeli losses. Metulla area had recent guerrilla activity and continued violence in Gaza.
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Hal McClure
Associated Press
Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Al-Kyam
Beirut
Kafer Kela
Upper Galilee
Metulla
Israel
Metalla
Hope Star briefed on Gaza blast and regional moves
A fire ended at Gaza City central post office at 9 a.m. wounding 61 Arabs and damaging the lobby where workers waited for pay. A witness saw smoke near the counter before the explosion. Reports note deportations from the West Bank and Gaza. regional pause in Jordanian-Palestinian peace talks cited with three meetings held. Syria’s Hafez Assad arrives in Moscow for his first post coup visit.
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Gaza City
Jordan
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Tayeb el Sahbani
Tunisia
Syria
Hafez Assad
Moscow
One Killed, Damage Heavy in Riots
In East Los Angeles a weekend protest against police turned violent. One person died by gunfire, over 25 injured, and about 70 businesses damaged or burned as up to 1,500 mainly youths rioted. Property damage was estimated at 200000 dollars.
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John Brewer
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Gambrell Likely to Become Russell's Successor in Georgia
Gov. Jimmy Carter names a successor to late Sen. Richard B. Russell and sources indicate David Gambrell 40 an Atlanta attorney and state Democratic party chairman is the choice Gambrell avoided comment while Carter would not confirm but expressed confidence the appointee will serve Georgia Gambrell met with the governor amid speculation several contenders were considered including Charles Kirbo 52 chief of staff Carter planned to announce at a 1 p.m. news conference in the Georgia House and hoped to have the oath administered in Washington Tuesday
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Y Ray Bell
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Jimmy Carter
Richard B. Russell
David Gambrell
Atlanta
State
Democratic Party
Carter
Georgia
Gambrell
Russell
Charles Kirbo
Senate
State House of Representatives
Washington
Riots erupt in four-square-mile area injuring deputies and civilians
Rioters attacked officers with rocks boards and firebombs as tear gas and hand-to-hand fights erupted. At least 68 people were arrested mostly on assault investigations. 11 deputies were injured and nearby civilians hospitalized with shotgun wounds amid anti police protests. A curfew issued at 8 p.m. for the district.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Rockefeller Seeks 1.1 Billion Tax Hike in New York Budget
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller proposes a record 1.11 billion in new taxes to fund an 8.45 billion state budget blaming slow federal revenue sharing. The plan includes a 1 point sales tax rise, income tax surcharges, higher corporate, utility and bank taxes, fuel, liquor, cigarette, and vehicle fee increases, and local tax considerations. The package is described as a stopgap subject to revision if federal aid materializes, with legislative review to occur before the April 1 fiscal year start.
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Rockefeller
Charles Dumas
Associated Press
Albany, N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Washington
Congress
International Conference of Cities Planned
The Nixon administration plans an International Conference on Cities next spring in Indianapolis May 25 to 28. NATO collaborates on the four day event focused on urban problems across 15 nations with attention on transportation housing and environment. Nixon may speak with Willy Brandt possibly attending and attendees include mayors of large U.S. cities and several governors.
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Ken Hartnett
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
America
Indianapolis
NATO
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Constantinos Doxiadis
Barbara Ward
Richard Buckminster Fuller
Europe
U.S
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Nikolai Podgorny
Carole B. Lester
Meyer’s
L. C. Haemon
United States
Hope High School
Carole Lester
Star
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Collier’s
West Second ST
Great Britain
Rotorua
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ALL American Gas Dryer
Aikla
ARELA
ALL American Gas
Urcru Loman
Butane Gas Company
St. Walnut St
Collier Furniture & Appliances
W. Second Ne
Davis Furniture Company
Otasco Associate
East Second St
Western Auto Store
Sv. Main St
Sv. Elm St
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