Arab Nations Prepare For Cease-Fire Ending
United Press International reports Arab nations including Jordan Syria and Iraq mobilizing forces ahead of a cease-fire expiry with Israel next Friday. Israel pledges no initial attack. Thant may seek an extension to aid peace efforts. Egypt weighs longer term political military implications as Meir assures calm despite the looming end.
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Jordan
Syria
Trig
Israel
Beirut
Beyplian
Mohamred Fawzi
Iraq
Fawzi
Wayot
Cairo
Golda Meir
Tel Aviv
United Nations
Thant
Gunnar ¥. Darling
Jerusalem
Jordan Centrol
Middle East
al Ahram
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Higher Defense Council
Institute of Strategic Studies
London
Suez Canal Zone
Alrs
Meir
Revenue Sharing Threat to Tennessees Fiscal Base
Shelby County Assessor George Lamanna warned that a proposed reclassification of property could derail Tennessee as an early revenue sharing state. He cited Memphis facing an $8.565 million revenue loss and a rise in the tax rate from 2.60 to 4.18 to cover the gap, with utilities and businesses likely passing costs to consumers.
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Memphis
Tennessee
Lamanna
Shalby County
Udall Cleared Of Shoplifting Charges
Fairfax Virginia UPI former Interior Secretary Stewart L Udall had a misdemeanor charge of concealment of merchandise dropped after the drugstore lawyer admitted the arrest was an error County Prosecutor Robert Horan supported dropping the charge Judge J Mason Grove ordered the charge dropped Udall said he had never violated criminal laws and that the incident was an absent minded oversight with a 90 cent purchase involved
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Fairfax, Va
UPI
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Fairfax County
McLean, Va
Robert Horan
United States
J. Mason Grove
Cyclists Debate Helmet Law at West Virginia Hearing
Kingsley Smith a Clarksburg lawyer and Frank Johnson a Hurricane resident testified at a state legislature hearing on a helmet requirement for cyclists. Smith argued the bill targets riders unconstitutionally while Johnson described his injuries from a motorcycle crash. Most legislators favored helmets citing safety and prior injuries.
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Frank Johnson
West Virginia
Hurricane
Johnson
Smith
Tiny Town Sealed Off By Mud Slides On Main Road
A small Washington town at the base of Diablo dam is cut off after a rock and mud slide blocks the only road out. Ham radio is the town’s link to the outside world as residents face food shortages amid a nationwide spate of severe weather and related disruptions.
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United Press International
Diablo Dam
Washington
Hilton
Tormee
York State
Albany
N.Y
Syracuse
Hawaiian Islands
Kora
Hawai
Manson Slugs Attorney In Trial In Los Angeles
In a tense penalty phase start for the Tate-LaBianca case, Charles Manson slugged his attorney Irving Kanarek after an objection over witness Bernard Crowe. Manson shouted at Judge Older and Deputy DA Bugliosi as Crowe testified about a July 1969 shooting related to the earlier killings.
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Los Angeles
UPL
Charles Manson
Fnices
Tate
Manson
Irving Kanarek
Bernard “Lotsapoppa
Crowe
Tate-LaBianca
Kanarek
Superior Court
Charles
Kanarck
Older
Vincent Bugliosi
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
Susan Atkins
Bugliosi
Charlie
Hollywood
Tate- LaBianca
Pal
Tex” Watson
Inflation fears from UPI: Blough warns of economic bust
Roger Blough, ex U S Steel chair, tells the House Senate panel that inflation could trigger a massive economic bust if it worsens. He urges hard government action against organized labor in construction and proposes replacing union control of hiring with the Employment Service. He also suggests declaring inflation a national emergency and suspending the Davis-Bacon Act to trim prevailing wages.
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Washington
UPI
Roger Blough
U.S. Steel
Blough
House-Senate Joint Economic Committee
U.S. Employment Service
Nixon
Thurmond Opposition Gain Powerful Holds
Washington dispatch says the Americans for Constitutional Action released a confidential appraisal predicting Sen Strom Thurmond may face real jeopardy in his 1972 re election bid. The ACA notes possible Democratic opposition from former Gov Robert McNair and cites the 1970 SC gubernatorial result as signaling broader Southern political shifts.
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UPI
Americans For Constitutional Action Lainy
Sham Thurmond
R-S.c
ACA
South Carolina
Thurmond
Robert McNair
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Jonn C. West
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