Middle East pact details and U S role in Sinai move
The Sinai accord envisions Israel vacating 4900 square miles, with 1520 to UN for a wider buffer including Gidi and Hilla passes. Egypt gains the east bank zone near Suez and Abu Rudeis oilfields, while both nations pledge non use of force. US to back cost about 700 million for defense lines, plus 2.6 billion in aid. congressional debate looms.
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Jordan
Sinai
Israel
Egypt
U.N
Gidi
Hilla
Sinai Mountains
Ye Suez Canal
Abu Rudeis
Gulf of Suez
Bgypt
Suez Canal
United States
U.S
Nelsen
Ford
House
Senate
Middle East
America
Vietnam
Nessen
Mideast
United Nations
Mansfield
Concert Riot Ends With Gas Barrage After Fence Storms
About 1,000 youths attempted to uproot a fence and storm a rock concert. Police Capt Kenneth Crounse said officers faced hours of stone throwing before gas was deployed. Roughly 30 injured including 20 troopers and 60 arrests were reported.
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Kenneth Crounse
Farm Ballot Push Expands Across California Growers
The UFW and Teamsters filed petitions for elections at multiple farms across California including Stockton Fresno Merced Riverside and Salinas regions. Targeted operations include tomato prune walnut potato sugar beet and tree fruit producers with several ranches listed by name and location.
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Hatanaka & Ola
Stockton
Wilbur Helsey
Marysville
Riverside
UFW
San Diego County
Chula Vista Farms
Ino
Kegerghio Inc
Samuel Vener
McSweeny Farms
Riverside County
Jim Fasley
Fresno
Gallo
Livingston
Modesto
Snelling
Teamsters
Delano
C. Zaninovich
Elmeo Vineyards
Dalton Richardson
Lament
Bud Antic Inc
Salinas
M. Caratan
Tenneco Oil
Tex-Cal
Superior Oi
del Cor Fruit
Superior
Fresno County
Sarr Fruit
Ballentine
United and Pacific Produce
All Tree Fruit
Bruce Church Inc
West Foods Inc
Hiji Bros. Ranch
Thelan and Taylor Produce Co
Watanabe Ranch
K. Ilo Farms
Brokaw Nursery Inc
Veg-Pak Inc
Death at Ann Arbor VA Hospital fuels expansion of fear
An unnamed 41 year old Detroit steelworker Robert Antis died at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Ann Arbor after respiratory failure in a suspected series of hospital deaths. Officials said a contaminated breathing liquid was found and turned over to the FBI as investigators probe possible murder by injection. Authorities warned the hospital will not close but resume normal operations amid tension and fear among patients and staff.
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Mich
OPQ
Veterans Administration Hospital
Robert Antis
Detroit
Antil
FBI
Join B. Atwater
Washtenaw County
Sai
Martin Lindenauer
Shipyard Sues Navy over Navy shipyard contract
The Long Beach Naval Shipyard is completing the Pt. Loma project after Fellows and Stewart were dropped for financial woes. Cmdr. George Neyman said the firm failed to pay withholding taxes and meet payroll, leading to removal of ships. Murray admitted a cash flow problem but denied payroll failure, while unions reported layoffs of 20 electricians at the subcontractor. Fellows and Stewart seeks 1.5 million for delays and 1.5 million for contract cancellation, while the Navy notes no required notice before default.
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Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Pt. Loma
Cmdr
George Neyman
Fellows and
Stewart
Navy
Murray
The
International Brotherhood
Fellows
Neyman
Arent Company
Meany defends AFL-CIO on longshoremen boycott
Meany replies to critics alleging he harmed farmers by backing a boycott of grain bought by the Soviets. In a Friday letter to AFL-CIO state federations he dismisses claims of driving a wedge between farmers and labor and counters Senator McGovern’s charge of abusing his power.
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UPL
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
George McGovern
DSB
MacGovern
U S Aided Chile Coup Plot in 1970 Covert Moves Exposed
Washington reports reveal Defense Department cables urging covert support for a Chilean coup aimed at preventing Salvador Allende from taking the presidency. The effort involved the U S military attaché in Chile and high level coordination cited by the Senate intelligence panel with links to Nixon era plots and the September 15 1970 CIA action.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Chile
Salvador Allende
Paul Wimnert
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
New York Times Service
Richard M. Nixon
Allende
CIA
Rene Schneider
Chavez seeks state protection amid posse conflict
Cesar Chavez charged sheriff's officers in several areas failed to protect union organizers from violence. He warned that harm to activists would be damaging and pressed Gov. Brown for protection after a 30 minute meeting in Sacramento. A Brown spokesman noted Chavez voiced concern about the posse's impact on organizing.
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Cesar Chavez
Farm Workers' Union
Chavez
Brown
Sacramento
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