Israeli raid on Damascus hotel ends in rubble and arrests
Israeli forces stormed the Savoy Hotel in Damascus after a guerrilla raid, killing or capturing assailants and rescuing some hostages. Defense Minister Shimon Peres announced the operation ended with the terrorists dead. details on hostages released or safe escape were not disclosed.
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McCloskey warns US aid may avert Cambodian bloodbath
Rep. McCloskey and seven lawmakers return from Southeast Asia saying Cambodia could fall within a month to a year without continued US military aid. They urge timely action as Ford Kissinger weigh the plan, while a civilian evacuation contingency is acknowledged.
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Senate Rules Change Sets New Filibuster Limits
The Senate agreed to restrict debate to one nontransferable hour per senator on the motion. If opponents persist they may force another closure vote Friday, then speak an hour on that issue. The new Rule 22 would require two thirds to end debate on rule changes, while ordinary motions would require three fifths of the total Senate to end filibusters, altering the balance between minority power and majority fate. Senators Mondale Thurmond Stennis Allen weigh in as the shift draws lines over future debate power.
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CIA files on Abzug reveal antiwar surveillance details
Former Congressman Bella Abzug found among four lawmakers under CIA counterintelligence files tied to Vietnam War opposition. Colby said the operation ended in March 1974 with no foreign manipulation proven. Files included Paris meeting with South Vietnam reps and lists from antiwar groups. Abzug pressed for how data was obtained. About 10,000 Americans were recorded in CIA antiwar files. 60 requests were received after disclosure began.
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Jobless Claims Hit New Record Across States
Washington AP report shows unemployment insurance claims for the week ending February 15 set a record high for the second straight week. Over six million people received benefits, up 125,600 from the prior week, with California, Virginia, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, and Arizona posting notable increases. California’s rise linked to construction, food processing, auto, trade, and service layoffs.
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Deputy Hurt in Car Crash During Chase
Deputy Douglas Daughenbaugh, 27, of the Carson sheriff's office, was injured when his patrol car went out of control during a pursuit on the San Diego Freeway. The vehicle rolled three times over a 100-foot embankment. He remained in good condition at Harbor General Hospital with neck and back injuries and possible internal injuries. The cause of the pursuit and loss of control were not immediately known.
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