Former spy chief doubts full Mideast war soon
Israel's ex intelligence head Gen Haim Herzog said Egypt will avoid all out war because Arab forces remain underprepared. He based his view on Nasser's May Day speech claiming Arab forces destroyed 60 percent of the Bar Lev line, while Eban in Jerusalem voiced resolve to fortify cease-fire positions and openness to peace.
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Middle East
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Rev Abernathy Freed on Bail in Charleston Picket Case
The Rev Ralph Abernathy is released on a $500 bond amid contempt of court charges for violating a picket injunction at two Charleston hospitals. He vows to stay in the city until nurses win bargaining rights. A Nixon visit to Columbia was expected but not confirmed.
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India president Zhair Husain dies after tour
Zhair Husain terminally ill, aged 72, dies of a heart attack after a strenuous eastern India tour. He lapsed into a coma hours earlier at the presidential palace after officials notified Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and Vice President V.V. Giri as they traveled through Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.
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New Delhi
UPI
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India
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Rajasthan
Madhya Pradesh
Withdrawal hints swirl as Prague arrests surge
The Prague desk reports 1,225 arrests in Moravia and Bohemia, with 524 charged and 141 detained, amid claims of an illegal conspiratorial group planning forceful action against Soviet troops. Separate dispatches from Washington discuss Nixon withdrawal rumors and Republican calls for troop reductions in Vietnam.
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Josef Groesser
Moravia
Groesser
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CTK
Weekend turmoil at IU and Queens College as fires and clashes erupt
College administrators faced a weekend of disruption after fires caused about 1.15 million dollars in damage at Indiana University and threats at Queens College. Police and students clashed on Friday with arching protests and a boycott at IU over tuition increases. Six hundred police guarded Purdue while arson probes valued the IU blaze as potentially deliberate. Anonymous donors offered a $1000 reward for identifications.
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United Press International
Queens College
New York
Indiana
Norman Fesler
Indiana University
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Building values dip in Lompoc in 1969 totals
City officials report Lompoc building value for the latest month at $67,972, part of a fiscal year total of $832,539 and calendar year total of $507,022. April 1969 permits numbered 22 with 13 residential alterations and five commercial alterations. Inspections yielded $706 in fees for the month and $8,183 for the fiscal year.
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Lompoc
Harriman warns ABM could trigger new arms race
Former ambassador W Averell Harriman, speaking at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco, said Nixon's ABM plan risks provoking a fresh Soviet nuclear arms race and undermining disarmament talks. He urged Senate delay or withdrawal, cautioned on reliability and divisiveness, and called for deescalation in Vietnam with mutual troop withdrawals. Harriman also noted undue military influence on policy and doubted a permanent Soviet detente.
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Question and answer on city fire rating and bond issue
The article explains how fire ratings are determined by the Pacific Fire Rating Bureau using the Grading Schedule. Lompoc is Class 5, with a $79 annual fire insurance for a $20 000 home. lowering to Class 4 would drop to about $76. The underwriters use a nationwide standard scaled for each city. Construction of the station, alarm system and related improvements could move Lompoc to Class 4, with potential insurance savings, though not guaranteed. Construction would begin February 1970 and finish by November 1970.
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Pacific Fire Rating Bureau
American Insurance Association
National Board of Fire Underwriters
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Los Angeles
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