Israel to ship nonflagged cargo through Suez Oct 22
Egypt agreed to allow an Israeli port cargo ship to pass the Suez Canal next week in a test of the Sinai accord. The ship will not fly the Israeli flag and will head to an East African port after unloading, with Washington mediating.
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Ford signs resolution for Sinai monitors
President Ford signed a congressional resolution authorizing up to 200 American civilians to staff early warning stations in the Sinai. He pledged continued diplomatic efforts with Middle East nations and ordered withdrawal if hostilities resume. Reports to Congress are required every six months on progress and potential withdrawal.
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Escaped convicts captured in major Illinois manhunt
Two of four inmates from the Marion Penitentiary were found after a two day search in rural southern Illinois. Ed Roche of Katonah New York and Maurice Philion of Oakland California were caught near Salem while asking residents for water. Both said they had not drunk since Saturday and faced a large scale pursuit by police and FBI with dogs and helicopters.
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Wallace and Wilson meet in London amid campaign chatter
Alabama Governor George Wallace conferred with British Prime Minister Harold Wilson on his European tour seen as possible prelude to a 1976 presidential bid. Wallace, wheeled by aides due to health, spoke of strong U.S. Britain Western Europe ties and prepared for a BBC Panorama interview after meetings with embassy and Parliament officials.
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Long Beach Youth Shot in Street Over Girl's Virginity
An 18-year-old Long Beach man Stirling Thomas was fatally shot after a dispute with a man about a 14-year-old neighbor girl. The suspect, nicknamed Pink, is described as a Black man about 63, 175 pounds, wearing a beige striped suit, sought by police.
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West L A slayings tie to third double murder weekend
Police linked the Venice home killings of Herbert Chance and Virginia Chance to the discovery of Delores Watson in a car near Sepulveda Boulevard. The three murders mark a trio of related double slayings across Los Angeles with suspect connections under investigation.
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Robbery Leaves L B Liquor Store Clerk Wounded
A 21 year old liquor store clerk was shot and critically wounded during a robbery at the Red Carpet Liquor Store 85 Alamitos Ave Long Beach about 11 p m. Robert Zeiger was found behind the counter and taken to St Mary Medical Center for abdominal surgery. Police seek two black males in their early 20s seen fleeing the scene.
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NSA supplied CIA with over a thousand bugged activist summaries
NSA provided the CIA with at least 1100 summaries of telephone and telegraph communications involving antiwar activists and dissidents during the early Nixon era. The data, sent via courier to CIA official Richard Ober for Operation CHAOS, covered foreign travel and organizing by various groups and also reached other agencies.
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Navy marks 200th anniversary at birthplace
In Newport Rhode Island the Navy celebrated its 200th birthday with a cannon salute from a replica of HMS Rose before about 1000 onlookers. The original Rose helped spur Newport ship owners to seek a Navy by pressuring Congress to end Rhode Island smuggling.
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Hoover agents infiltrated Congress as lobbyists
The Washington Post reports FBI agents worked as congressional lobbyists for former director J Edgar Hoover and gathered personal details on lawmakers. The program allegedly aimed to aid members with expertise, though a source says its real aim was to infiltrate Congress. FBI would not comment.
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Series of timed blasts hit Indian reservation
A sequence of timed explosions rocked an Indian reservation, causing damage and prompting security concerns. Details remain sparse in this early report, with authorities investigating the incidents and reviewing surveillance and witness statements.
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