UROC Urges McCloskey Resign From Congress
United Republicans of California at their ninth annual convention vote 158 to 129 urging Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr. to resign from the party and his seat over his calls for dialogue on Nixon's impeachment. McCloskey defends dissent as essential to a democratic republic.
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Fresno
UPI
United Republicans of California
UROC
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
Congress
McCloskey
Nixon
Vietnam
Berkeley
San Mateo
Walter Hintzen
Santa Barbara
Hintzen
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Rogers Tours Jordan Amid Talks on Peace and Aid
Secretary of State William P. Rogers conducted a helicopter tour of Jordan including views of Israeli-held West Bank and Golan Heights. He pressed for a comprehensive Arab‑Israeli settlement, reassured Hussein on broader peace goals, and discussed increasing economic and military aid as he prepared to depart for Cairo.
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UPI
William P. Rogers
Jordan
Rogers
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Golan Heights
Israel
Hussein
Hassan
U.S
Joseph J. Sisco
Secretary of State
Cairo
United States
Middle East
Suez Canal
Faisal
Riyadh
Nation Weather Reports Frost Warnings Midwest to Kentucky
Cold, fair conditions prevail with frost or freeze warnings across Michigan Illinois Iowa and Missouri. Patchy frost expected into Kentucky Tennessee and Northern Arkansas as a high pressure ridge brings clear skies and chilly northerly winds. Southern Florida remains damp after rain amid ongoing drought concerns. Chicago notes lingering season uncertainty after Sunday snow. Early temps span 28 to 76 across Key West to Duluth.
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Midwest
Michigan
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic States
Florida
Clowns Marry in Three Ring San Francisco Spectacle
Robin Smith and Jane Melody, freelancing clowns Raggedy Jane and Raggedy Robin, wed in a two hour ceremony featuring belly dancers, bagpipers, a trapeze artist and fire eater. About 500 guests watched as exotic dancers and impersonators performed while Raggedy Robin directed the entertainment from the balcony.
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San Francisco
UPI
Robin Smith
Jane Melody
Raggedy Jane
Raggedy Robin
Burton calls for elimination of OEO in California
Sacramento Assemblyman John Burton urged axing the state Office of Economic Opportunity unless the Reagan administration offers a new justification. He claimed the agency, led by Lewis K. Uhler, employs mainly political operatives and white staff while serving mostly nonwhite communities. Burton warned the budget could drop state funds, possibly closing the office if federal support must be diverted.
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Sacramento
UPI
John Burton
State Office of Economic Opportunity
Reagan
Burton
San Francisco
Ways and Means Subcommittee On Health and Welfare
OEO
Uhler
Sadat dismisses Ali Sabry as Egypt vice president
President Anwar Sadat fired Vice President Ali Sabry, once seen as Nasser’s possible successor, in a decree with no reason given. Sabry, 53, linked to the Soviet Union, had a storied career including prime minister and Arab Socialist Union roles, and faced past health and customs issues. He traveled to Moscow with Nasser and supported a peace framework tied to a 1967 UN resolution.
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UPI
Anwar Sadat
Ali Sabry
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Middle East
William P. Rogers
Sabry
Soviet Union
Nasser
Arab Socialist Union
Moscow
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Fonda Links Desertions to Vietnamization at Tacoma Rally
Actress Jane Fonda says rising desertions and AWOL cases are causing a Vietnamization of the American Army at a University of Puget Sound rally in Tacoma. She and Donald Sutherland spoke before about 1000 antiwar demonstrators, noting soldiers in civilian clothes were present.
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Tacoma
Wash
UPI
Jane Fonda
U.S
Miss Fonda
Donald Sutherland
University of Pueget Sound
Sutherland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
West Coast
U. S
Bacon upset by questioning of daughter facing grand jury
The father of 19 year old Leslie Bacon criticized the senseless nature of questions asked by a federal grand jury probing the Capitol bombing. He said his daughter was tired after seven hours of questioning and faced a fourth day of testimony, with attorneys noting a Seattle connection as investigators probe where conspirators lived.
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Wash
UPI
Leslie Bacon
U.S. Capitol
John W. Bacon
Atherton
Calif
Bacon
Miss Bacon
Michael Fayad
Fayad
Washington, D.C
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