U S Resupply Effort Amid Middle East Tensions
U S officials outline covert resupply to Israel aimed at stabilizing the military balance as the Nixon administration signals peacekeeping goals. Military aircraft and ships move toward the region from Lisbon to Norfolk with reports of Phantom bombers and other cargo planes being staged for potential deliveries.
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Pease
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U.S Waters
Norfolk Naval Base
Navy
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Haifa
Israel Air Force
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Iwo Jima
North Carolina
Mediterranean
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Mideast Fighting Escalates With Israeli Air Strikes
Israeli warplanes bombed targets near Cairo and Damascus as Egypt claimed nine Israeli planes were shot down and vowed to reclaim all occupied territory. The conflict widened with Syria fighting near Damascus and Israeli advances in the Golan Heights. Reports noted U.S. aircraft and Arab contingents involved, while Beirut residents recounted battlefield sounds near the Syrian capital.
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Syria
Namascus
Sass
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Golan Heights
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Latakia
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Mediterranean
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Washington
Hussein
Faisal
Jordan
Beirut
Lebanon
Agnew resigns amid bribery tax case and Nixon fallout
Former Vice President Spiro Agnew speaks at a state dinner and announces his no contest plea amid bribery tax evasion charges. The Justice Department details a scheme involving kickbacks tied to engineering firms and contracts, while Richardsons resignation and tax plea are noted. Agnew praises Ford as successor and calls for reforms, urging legal rectitude over political maneuvering.
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Agnew
Gerald L. Warren
Hin
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Elliot L. Richardson
Ahead
Internal Revenue Service
Cde
Congress
Baltimore County
Maryland
United States
Justice Department
U.S
Walter Fr. Vellman
Richardson
Justice Departament
Fali
EPA Clean Air Plan Targets LA and Bay Area Employers
The EPA plan requires workplaces with 700+ parking spaces to offer free parking for car pools and pay bus fares for transit users, while surcharges for single-occupant drivers and car pooling and bus lanes in Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay Area will impact drivers. Washington critics vow protests as California cities face federal standards by 197% without massive gasoline rationing. projections show significant drops in vehicle miles traveled across regions.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Jose
EPA
Washington Sea
John Tunney
D-Calif
Ous
Hep
Glenn Anderson
D-Long Beach
California
Los Angeles-Long Beach
Pasadena
San Diego
Sacramento
San Joaquin Valley
Los Angeles Basin
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Ford avoids 1976 draft question at Republican meeting
Ford sidestepped whether he would accept a draft for the presidency in 1976. He repeated he will not seek public office in 1976, saying he cannot foresee what may happen. In Washington, Sen. Proxmire urged audits of Ford's income tax returns as part of the Senate inquiry into his qualifications.
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William Proxmire
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Senate Rules Committee
Carl Albert
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Lear
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