Ford urges Congress to back U S monitors in Sinai
President Ford warned Congress of serious consequences if it blocks American electronics technicians from monitoring the interim Egyptian Israeli Sinai settlement. He said 100 to 150 civilian technicians would operate in the U N zone with no military role to deter violations and reassure Egypt and Israel.
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Israelis yield occupied Sinai land under interim accord
The United States, Egypt, and Israel announce an interim Sinai arrangement. Israel agrees to withdraw from parts of the Sinai, Egypt pledges political concessions, and up to 200 American civilians may operate early warning posts with small arms. Kissinger oversees ceremonies in Jerusalem and Alexandria as the deal is described as a step toward broader Middle East settlement.
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California tops nation in Labor Day traffic deaths
California led U S traffic fatalities over the Labor Day weekend with 35 deaths, five in Los Angeles County. National toll reached at least 465 with 352 traffic deaths, 47 drownings, 26 air crashes, and 40 other accidents during the three-day period.
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Chrysler pays California emissions fine under protest
Chrysler Corp paid a 328 200 fine to the California Air Resources Board under protest and plans to challenge the charge in court. ARB said the levy covered 6 568 cars with 440 CID engines, including 1975 Imperials New Yorkers Newports Dodge Monacos Gran Furys and Gran Fury Broughams, with sales blocked until payment or settlement.
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Sequoia Fire Runs Wild Across 12000 Acres
The Sequoia National Forest blaze grew to over 12000 acres after a Labor Day start. About 2000 firefighters battled a 30 mile line with only 3 miles contained as smoke rose to 27000 feet. A careless camper started the fire near Kern River Canyon.
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Woman held against will after ride with unknown man
A 20 year old Long Beach woman was aided at a Carson intersection when an unknown man aged 20 to 23 forced her to drive to Harbor City park and Lomita. She escaped after a U turn and stopping before oncoming traffic near Harbor Park. Investigators report she was hurt during the incident.
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Vigilante Gun Group Faces UFW In California Field
A gun wielding posse converged on Western Tomatoes Ranch near Stockton to bar United Farm Workers organizers from talking to workers. No arrests were made as UFW officials considered safety and governor protection amid pending supervised ballot elections.
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FBI and Dallas police accused of covering up Oswald warning
The Houston Chronicle reports the FBI and Dallas police may have concealed a warning three hours after Kennedy's assassination that Oswald could threaten the president. J E Curry, Dallas police chief, told Justice Warren of prior knowledge in a May 1964 letter, prompting questions about Warren Commission scrutiny.
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Mexico Eyes 200 Mile Sea Limits Affects California Fleets
The report notes plans to declare a 200 mile exclusive zone by Mexico that would impact California commercial fishing fleets. Related items mention influence campaigns and international stance on economic policy.
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