Sadat orders Egypt on alert as ceasefire leans toward end
President Anwar Sadat told the Arab Socialist Union that Egypt will not prolong the cease-fire due to expire February 5 unless Israel offers a withdrawal timetable. He urged governors to mobilize and prepare for battle amid expected deep penetration raids. In Jerusalem, Golda Meir stated Israel would re-enter peace talks with U.S. support, warning Cairo against renewed fighting and seeking an extension.
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South Vietnamese Repel Major Red Assault Near Cambodia
South Vietnamese troops beat back a large Communist ground attack just inside Cambodia, killing 74 fighters. In Phnom Penh area, coordinated strikes hit three Bre Yaai highway points as a group of anti-U.S. protesters burned a bus in Saigon. A Navy Corsair was downed over the Ho Chi Minh trail and an Air America Caribou was hit near Long Cheng.
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Nixon to hold hourlong TV interview from White House
President Nixon will conduct a live hourlong question and answer session at 6 p.m. Pacific time on Monday with four network correspondents from CBS NBC ABC and public television. The White House said the format will resemble a prior foreign policy broadcast and that Nixon will take questions on any topic. A separate national briefing reports traffic safety estimates for the New Year holiday weekend and ICC criticism of the rail plan to cut passenger trains.
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Zanuck Fired as Century Fox President by Father Board
Motion Picture mogul Richard Zanuck was dismissed from Century Fox by a board that included his father Darryl F. Zanuck and vice president David Brown. The firing follows high profile flops like Myra Breckinridge and Tora! Tora! Tora!. Elmo Williams was named to head production under supervision. Rep. Mendel Rivers lay in state as Americans mourned his death. Bob Hope toured for servicemen as Vietnam peace hopes grow and Gov. Rhodes greets him at Van Nuys. A $ cancer device dispute prompts a medical board suit involving Dust Commander’s owner Lehmann. Spiro Agnew spends New Year weekend in Palm Springs with no public appearances planned. Princess Margaret returns to Kensington Palace amid divorce rumors denied by a spokesman.
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Nixon couple skip Eisenhower debut to avoid reporters
Tricia Nixon and Edward Cox avoided New York social events surrounding their engagement by staying away from Susan Elaine Eisenhower and the International Debutante Ball. A 19 year old with narcotics addiction survived a fall from a 17th floor window and remains in critical condition with multiple injuries.
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Graham urges world prayer against Soviet Jewish persecution
Evangelist Billy Graham, grand marshal of the 1971 Rose Parade, called on world citizens of all religions to speak out against Soviet persecution of Jews. He urged prayers for Kremlin leaders to change their hearts and stop harassment, noting parallels with Nazi Germany and condemning silent Christian leaders of the 1930s.
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Marin County peace officer of the year named
The Marin County Peace Officers Association awarded county district attorney Ally Garg Thomas, 32, the peace officer of the year honor for actions during a August 7 courthouse siege. He reportedly saved three women kidnapped from a courtroom, wrestled a firearm from an attacker after a judge was killed, and helped end the four-man gun attack.
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