U S Criticizes Raid But Demands Condemnation of Terrorism
United States at the United Nations condemned Israel's Beirut raid while insisting the UN must also condemn Arab terrorism. Ambassador Scali warned against actions targeting only Israel and urged a full council debate on the Middle East crisis as Egypt seeks disclosure of peace negotiations led by Gunnar Jarring.
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Middle East
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Egypt
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Live Grenade Hurled During Marine Demonstration
Seven recruits at Parris Island were injured when an instructor accidentally threw a live M-26 grenade during a training demonstration at CAMP LEJEUNE. The class of 238 watched from the bleachers as the weapon exploded about 40 feet away. no identities released.
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Woman kills father by mistake in Texas house intrusion
Doris Britzker, 20, fired five shotgun blasts after hearing footsteps in the night and mistook the intruder for an attacker. She killed her father Harold Britzker, 53, in San Antonio, Texas, in a case ruled as an accidental shooting.
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Tennessee Senate to vote on anti evolution education bill
The Tennessee Senate scheduled a vote on a measure to prohibit teaching Darwin's theory as fact and require equal coverage of rival theories in origin of man textbooks. UT professors form Ad Hoc Committee to Oppose Anti Evolution Law decry restricts on thought as repugnant to democracy.
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Nixon to push energy plan to curb crisis in Congress
President Nixon to ask Congress to overhaul oil import quotas, decontrol natural gas prices, and boost U S oil and gas development. He will propose unlimited imports with national security tariffs, call for international cooperation, and create a federal energy coordinating agency while delaying some Clean Air Act standards.
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House subcommittee approves extra $150 million for Indochina war
A House subcommittee voted in a closed session to provide President Nixon with an additional 150 million dollars to sustain operations in Indochina through June 30. The move accompanies a 500 million dollar transfer authority expansion from surplus accounts to cover escalating war costs. Critics, including Rep. Joseph Addabo, argued the funds sustain bombing in Laos and Cambodia amid renewed hostilities and cease-fire violations. Senate critics, led by Sen. Muskie, warned the policy could deepen American military involvement after more than a decade of war.
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Maine
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Eleven Washington police indicted in massive corruption case
A federal grand jury indicted eleven Washington police officers on bribery and conspiracy charges connected to a 10 year old numbers racket. The case, described as the capital’s biggest police corruption probe in over two decades, also coinvolved two former officers and ten gamblers. Indictments accuse seven gamblers of bribing officers and include a payoffs scheme continuing through last week. Inspector Raymond J. Remick and lieutenants Robert D. Arscott and Delmo Pizzati are named among the accused. Police Chief Jerry V. Wilson had placed 12 officers on leave with pay. 11 were indicted and one was reinstated last month.
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Raymond J. Remick
Robert D. Arscott
Delmo Pizzati
Jerry V. Wilson
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