Nasser obstacle to Middle East peace says Abba Eban
Israel's Abba Eban labels Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser as a major hindrance to peace in the Middle East. He characterized Nasser as too weak for war and not strong enough politically to pursue a bold peace plan. Eban criticizes U.S. and Soviet bargaining dynamics and stresses boundaries across Sinai and Golan heights as central to any settlement.
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Poll Rates Nixon High With Business Leaders At MOT Springs
A United Press International poll of 30 Business Council members shows an overwhelming top rating for President Nixon. Most executives praise actions in NATO, government spending cuts, and easing tensions in the Middle East and Vietnam. A planned high level panel will feature Vice President Agnew and four Cabinet advisers at the council sessions.
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Student Denies Shooting In Knoxville Court Case
In Knox County TN 1968 trial Hope Tignor denied firing a pistol at a campus taxi cab amid prosecution witnesses claiming he shot at the vehicle. Defense witnesses testified they saw no pistol and heard no shots as the case moved toward closing arguments.
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Florida Heart Switch Patient Goodkin Dies
UPI reports 55 year old Harry Goodkin, a heart transplant recipient, died at Miami Heart Institute from progressive lung deterioration due to parasitic pneumonia. He had received his heart on April 24, remaining with good heart action until shortly before death at 1 am. His wife, the daughter of a Dade County police sergeant, also had his kidney transplanted to another patient.
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Nixon Heads to Florida For Holiday Break
President Nixon leaves for Florida to unwind for four days while Cabinet members plan to attend conferences outlining domestic policy goals. Talks focus on unemployment benefits, tax reform, crime, obscenity, and hunger programs, with further messages promised in coming weeks. Nixon flew to a vacation compound near Miami after a Washington gala honoring him, aiming to show progress on Vietnam, inflation, and domestic issues.
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