Israel U S discuss aid for Sinai peace accord
Haaretz reports Washington backs up to 1.6 billion dollars in economic aid to Israel if an interim Sinai accord with Egypt is reached. Rabin and Kissinger in Bonn discussed guarantees and oil supplies for three years. Egyptian officials urge timely American mediation.
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Sinai
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Three rescued off Conception after cabin cruiser sinks
Off Pt Conception a 42 year old cabin cruiser hit an unknown object and sank leaving three rescued from a life raft by an abalone boat. Donald Pape 58 and his wife 67 from El Cerrito and Robert Peterson 25 from Goleta were saved in good condition. Mrs Pape hospitalized for observation.
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Soviets May Adopt Regular Space Launch Announcements
Moscow officials said a formal notice of Soviet manned space launches could become standard if the Soyuz Apollo mission proceeds smoothly. The plan includes no backup Soyuz launch if the prime craft lifts off, and docking limits with the Salyut 4 station.
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Butterfield Denies CIA Contact Role in Watergate Fallout
Alexander Butterfield dismissed claims he served as a CIA contact officer while a White House aide. He called Prouty’s statements perjury and said he never met Hunt or had any CIA ties. He affirmed his sworn testimony about White House duties and condemned the allegations as defamatory.
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Prouty
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Senate Watergate Committee
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Hunt
Controversial trial under way in Raleigh
Joan Little, 21, a black woman, admits stabbing jailer Clarence Alligood to death claiming self defense against a rape attempt. The case fuels civil rights and women’s rights protests with demonstrators, planned marches, and court-ordered protest limits as the trial, likely four to six weeks, opens in Raleigh. Little previously faced B&E conviction and is free on bond while pursuing a federal civil suit alleging violations of her civil rights.
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UPI
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Beaufort County
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Israeli jets strike targets in Lebanon and Gaza refugee camp
Israeli jets attacked Palestinian targets in southern Lebanon for a second time this week. Lebanese reports say Ain el Helweh refugee camp near Sidon was hit, four killed and 20 wounded, as Israeli artillery shelled Bint Jubay. Rabin urged ongoing talks with Egypt, hoping for a peace deal within a year.
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Israel
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Beirut
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Sidon
Bint Jubay
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Egypt
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Apollo Soyuz Mission Jettisons Second Stage to Enter Orbit
The Apollo Soyuz Test Project proceeds as stage two is discarded and the spacecraft achieves its initial orbit, marking a milestone in space collaboration. Astronauts prepare systems for orbital operations and joint activities with the Soviet partner.
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Apollo
Kelley confirms break ins by FBI in national security cases
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley acknowledged that agents conducted surreptitious entries for national security, including a few at foreign embassies. He noted Hoover halted such break ins in 1966 with limited exceptions, and said no requests have been made since he became director in 1973.
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UPI
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Kelley
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Sullivan
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Hoover
India Supreme Court Denies Immediate Hearing for Mrs Gandhi
India's Supreme Court refused to expedite Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's appeal of a 1971 election campaign conviction. An Aug 11 hearing date was set by a four judge panel led by Chief Justice A N Ray despite requests for rushed review. Raj Narain remained jailed as police clampdown on opposition grows.
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India
UPI
Indian Supreme Court
Indira Gandhi
A.N. Ray
Jagannath Kaushal
Record May inventory selloff hits $3 billion total
The Commerce Department reports a record $3 billion in inventories sold in May, marking the fourth straight month of heavy warehouse liquidations. Inventories fell to $264.5 billion the lowest since 1974, while combined business sales rose 0.4 percent led by a 2.7 percent retail increase.
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UPI
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