Sadat Breaks Ties With Jordan Over Palestinian Rights
Cairo reports President Anwar Sadat withdraws Egypt from all relations with Jordan accusing King Hussein of violating Arab unity on Palestinian rights. He spoke at the Palestine National Congress opening in Cairo aimed at unifying guerrilla movements and opposing Hussein’s federal Jordan plan.
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Hussein
Israel
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Palestine National Congress
Russia
Mideast
IRA rejects peace demands in Northern Ireland
The provisional IRA wing rejected Roman Catholic calls for ending its bombing and shooting campaign. They will suspend operations only if three British-government demands are met, including amnesty for political prisoners, troop withdrawal, and a declaration of Northern Ireland's future by Irish people. Indira Gandhi proposed unconditional peace talks with Pakistan, proposing talks in India or Pakistan, not a third country, via Radio Pakistan.
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India
Nixon to visit Iran after Moscow summit
President Nixon will visit the Shah of Iran in Tehran after his eight day Moscow summit. Officials said a return stop remains undecided with possible pauses while avoiding Ireland due to political tension. The move emphasizes U S interest in strong relations with Iran, a major Middle East power bordering the Soviet Union.
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Gas Tank Farm Blast Roars Through Suburban Atlanta
A massive explosion at a suburban Atlanta gasoline facility killed two and ignited about 2.5 million gallons of fuel. Firefighters battled three burning tanks and a kerosene tank, with many responders suffering exhaustion and smoke inhalation. Nearby, a violent tornado disaster in Vancouver, Washington left six dead and over 900 injured, while a Pennsylvania court struck down a state aid law for private schools. In Dayton, Ohio, the FDA warned of dangerous pesticide levels in Sunshine Biscuit Co. products. In New Orleans, a stolen car wrecked on Bourbon Street, injuring 16 as the street was closed to traffic.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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Ohio
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Sunshine Biscuit Co
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U.S. District Court
New Orleans
Bourbon Street
Rourbon Street
Agnew Defends Vietnam Role as Unselfish Act
President Spiro Agnew defended U.S. Vietnam involvement as one of the most unselfish acts in foreign policy, saying history will show the effort helped people determine their own lives. He argued America answered a cry for help despite pressures at home and on the battlefield.
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Playboy Donahue to Attend Private Palm Beach Funeral
A private funeral service in Palm Beach Florida today will honor Woolworth Donahue 59 a member of a famous dairy family and a 1930s social figure Donahue grandson of Frank Woolworth died from a heart attack He hosted famous guests at El Morocco and the Stork Club and once paraded a pet cheetah on a safari in India. Nicholas Morley a Florida real estate mogul hosts his son’s bar mitzvah at Jerusalem’s Western Wall with guests including John Eisenhower exiled King Simeon and Mickey Rooney.
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Woelle) Donahue
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