Church Committee probes CIA leak on Israel nuclear weapons
Senator Frank Church chairing the Senate Intelligence Committee says it is investigating a CIA leak suggesting Israel may possess 10 to 20 nuclear weapons. He called the leak significant and urged congressional action as the panel nears final findings and potential legislation.
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North Carolina Ford Carter Predict Wins Seen In Primary
Ford and Carter projected to win or contend in North Carolina with light campaigning while rivals Harris Church and Wallace pursue national exposure and may influence delegate totals. Harris called for a ten billion tax cut while Wallace eyes polling gains. Shriver to decide on future candidacy as Carter and others address tax and policy questions.
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Foster's Shoes Ad for All Ages on North 3rd
A vintage ad promotes Style and Gam t’ort combined footwear for men women and children at Foster's Shoes located at 119 North 3rd. The packaging emphasizes affordable fashion and family options.
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Labor Group Supports Nuclear Power Plants
The AFL-CIO Industrial Union Department distributes pro nuclear material to unions amid concern over jobs if anti nuke efforts slow plant construction. Prop 15 in California could ban new plants and force existing ones to close. support includes union leaders weighing cash backing as a nationwide bellwether.
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Five Dead and Three Injured After High Speed Chase
Five people died and three were injured when a car allegedly traveling up to 120 mph forced another vehicle off Route 11 in Cicero New York. Bryan Davidson 20 of Brewerton was on probation for drunk driving and authorities said alcohol was a factor.
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Las Vegas Forecast Sunny With Gentle Winds
The forecast calls for sunny conditions in Las Vegas with gentle winds. Today's high near 70 degrees and a low in the mid 30s. Humidity around 40 percent, with a low near 10 percent. Sunrise at 5 43 and sunset at 5 53.
Nation Temperature and Precipitation Table
The 24 hour report ends at 4 a.m. Pacific Time and is compiled by the National Weather Service in San Francisco. It shows statewide figures for temperature highs and lows and precipitation amounts for the period.
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Canal backlog cleared as US resumes Panama Canal work
The United States began clearing the largest backlog in Canal history after a five day wildcat strike by 700 American employees ends. Traffic is expected to normalize in three to four weeks as 15 ships crossed Saturday and 42 more began the eight hour ocean to ocean crossing Sunday with 42 planned for Monday. Gen. Omar Torrijos assures workers their rights under the new treaty will be respected. The strike cost idle ships about 5 000 dollars daily per vessel and a commission to study working conditions is to be formed. The canal employs about 11 000 Panamanians and 3 600 Americans with 700 Americans participating in the stoppage.
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Weather Outlook Shows Mixed Conditions Across Regions
Clear and cloudy conditions expected Monday in the Pacific Northwest with rain. Showers forecast for most of Florida. Snow likely in the northern Rockies. Elsewhere, conditions expected to be clear to partly cloudy across the nation.
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Scotland Yard Finds Bomb Plant In London
Scotland Yard said it found explosives and bomb making material in Lavender Hill London room occupied by Adrian V Donnelly. The blast on a nearly empty subway train killed a motorman and wounded a bystander while seven riders were hurt. Police canceled leave and drafted 1000 officers to patrol trains.
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Dellums declines bid for independent black presidential ticket
Rep. Ronald V. Dellums of California rejected the National Black Political Assembly’s push to nominate him for president. He cited his congressional duties and personal reasons, saying he would not run and that this is not his role or moment. The convention ended without a candidate.
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