Cabinet Split on Jarring Peace Proposals Split by Israel and France Arms Row
Israel's cabinet divides over Gunnar Jarring's peace proposals with Egypt while Maariv notes a majority seeks to ignore them and push for an Egyptian readiness to sign. France faces a Libyan Mirage jet dispute amid a pledge not to threaten Israel and a up to 100 jets delivery under a $90 million contract.
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United Press International
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Egypt
Israel
France
Libya
Tel Aviv
Maariv
Abba Eban
Moshe Dayan
Sinai Peninsula
Strait of Tiran
Sharm el Sheikh
Yedioth Aharonoth
Muammer Khadafy
Michel Debre
Dassault Aircraft Co
Coast Guard searches for two boats southeast of Santa Barbara
Two 95 foot Coast Guard cutters scour roughly 20 miles southeast of Santa Barbara for a pair of pleasure boats carrying at least five people. The vessels Lora Ann and a 23 foot cabin cruiser radioed they were low on fuel and lost in dense fog. Names of those aboard were not released.
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Santa Barbara
UPS
Coast Guard
Here
Laotian Guerrillas Move To Aid South Vietnamese Troops
A force of 3,000 Laotian hill tribe guerrillas joined the South Vietnamese invasion of Laos as U.S. and South Vietnamese forces pressed operations in Cambodia and northern Laos. The CIA trained fighters harassed Communist positions while reports cited mounting U.S. helicopter losses and a major COSVN relocation into Kratie province.
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Saigon
UPI
Laos
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
Germany
Ruhr
Vientiane
Alan Dawson
Do Cao Tri
Kratie
South Vietnam
COSVN
United States
Snoul
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Senator Hartke presses Stans to explain stock ties
Senator Vance Hartke urged that Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans be summoned before the Senate Commerce Committee to explain his ownership of 38,000 shares in Great Southwest Corp., a Penn Central subsidiary, amid government loan talks. President Nixon and Stans asserted no wrongdoing and noted Stans recused himself from related discussions.
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Washington
UPI
Vance Hartke
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Senate
Penn Central Railroad
Hartke
Senate Commerce Committee
Stans
Great Southwest Corp
Penn Central
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
White House
House Banking Committee
Street clashes erupt in Italian town over district capital
In Reggio Calabria police used tear gas against rock and firebomb throwing youths after the Calabrian regional council confirmed Catanzaro as district capital. Snipers fired at officers removing a barricade in the Sbarre District, wounding a passerby. police did not fire back. Morning radio reports sparked renewed rioting after months of unrest. Barricades appeared across the town as residents reacted violently.
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Reggio Calabria
Italy
UPI
Calabrian Regional Council
Catanzaro
Emilio Santillo
Sbarre
Army declares Calley sane in every respect at My Lai trial
An Army sanity board ruled Lt. William L. Calley Jr. sane in every respect, a finding disclosed at his My Lai murder court martial. The judge announced copies of the report were given to prosecution and defense as the trial resumed after a recess.
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FT. Benning, Ga
UPI
Army Board of
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Reid W. Kennedy
Kennedy
Calley
Army Sanity Board
Walter Reed
Calley Case Focuses on Mental Testing in Court
Latimer said psychiatrists would testify Calley showed no mental derangement but combat stress impaired judgment. Kennedy noted the sanity report denied any drug use by Calley. Dr LaVerne testified Calley acted under orders from Medina, likened to a father figure, and the court paused for further psychiatric questioning as proceedings continued. Also, a Lompoc Valley Museum anniversary drew a crowd. Two cousins rode a tandem bicycle in the street.
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Washington
George W. Latimer
Calley
Kennedy
Latimer
Albert A. LaVerne
New York
Ernest L. Medina
Medina
Gunman heads for Mexico in Dallas County killings
Two burglary suspects disarmed five deputies, drove them to Trinity River bottoms, and killed three as they pleaded for mercy. Deputy Wendell Dover was wounded. A. J. Robertson, Samuel Garcia Infante, and William Reese died. The Guzman family linked to the suspects faced charges. Rene Guzman is at large.
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Dallas
UPI
Clarence Jones
Rene Guzman
Moses Guzman
Guzman
Mexico
Edinburg
Tex
Texas-Mexico
Jones
Dallas County
Samuel Garcia Infante
William Don Reese
Ellis County
A. J. Robertson
Reese
Wendell Dover
A. D. McCurley
Trinity River
West
Bristol
Robertson
Dover
Infante
McCurley
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George Day
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Clair Ewing
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University of New Mexico
University of Southern California
University of Colorado
Ewing
Stanford University
University of California At Santa Barbara
Lompoc Valley Museum
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