Israeli force captures Syrian officers near Lebanon border
Israeli armored units struck southern Lebanon capturing five Syrian officers and Lebanese officials after clashes that killed nine Lebanese and wounded 17. Two Lebanese escaped. Syrians identified as senior officers. Joint guerrilla attack planned against Israel was reported.
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Agnes storms hit multiple states leaving many homeless
Torrential rains from tropical storm Agnes drenched Virginia North Carolina Pennsylvania and New York with floods. Federal disaster declarations covered Putnam Rockland Westchester and Bronx counties as rescue agencies struggled amid widespread damage and multiple deaths and disappearances.
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Rogers adds six nations to itinerary for talks with leaders
Secretary of State William P. Rogers will visit three Eastern European countries behind the Iron Curtain and Gulf states at Nixon’s request to discuss prospects for improved European cooperation and security. The trip joins his SEATO and ANZUS meetings in Australia June 26-29, with stops in Romania Yugoslavia and Hungary, plus Bahrain Kuwait and Greece. Rogers travels with his wife, leaving Saturday for a July 6 return.
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Joanne Carson Wins Divorce From Johnny Carson
Joanne Carson was granted a divorce from Johnny Carson in New York before Justice Samuel M. Gold. She testified the late-night host expressed a wish for separation on June 6, 1970, and changed the apartment lock two days later. The couple, married nine years with no children, now separate with Mrs. Carson living in Beverly Hills.
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Cleveland meter maid says no one gets preferential treatment
Trene Harris, one of 15 meter maids patrolling downtown Cleveland this week, said Tuesday she tickets everything in sight and does not play favorites. One ticket went to Mayor Ralph Perk for a 1970 car in a no parking zone in front of City Hall. The sergeant said no one receives preferential treatment.
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