Sadat vows war priority as Egypt pursues reform
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat declared top priority to the war to recover Israeli-occupied Arab lands while pursuing domestic reform. In Amman, Arab leaders warned of disunity as Jordan saw talks between Wasfi Tal and Palestinian guerrillas. In Syria, Lt. Gen. Hafez Assad was named prime minister with Ahmed Khatib as president, slated to serve until a national council selects a permanent head.
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Major storm roils central U S with tornadoes and damage
A major storm lashed central regions bringing tornadoes, heavy hail, and high winds. Arkansas saw multiple twisters injuring at least 30 as trailer homes and structures were demolished. Other states reported damage from Kentucky to Illinois with fires and widespread power disruption.
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Soviet T34 tanks reported in Cambodia near Phnom Penh
South Vietnamese commanders say as many as 15 T34 tanks are hidden in Bo Kheo forests in northeastern Cambodia. Evidence includes tank tracks and a 254 ton cache of 85 mm shells near bunkers. Shelling figures show 23 attacks in 72 hours, with 19 Vietnamese wounded and civilians in Hue struck by rockets.
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West Berlin Police chase Nazi suspect in memorial shooting
West Berlin Mayor Klaus Schuetz ordered police to recapture Ekkehard Weil an alleged Nazi sympathizer who shot a Russian sentry at the Soviet war memorial Weil escaped from police headquarters after shoving aside a guard and fleeing as authorities moved him for interrogation British security officials joined the search at airfields and border crossings as the city called the escape scandalous.
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Pauling touts vitamin C as cold cure and preventer
Stanford report quotes Linus Pauling claiming vitamin C prevents most colds and reduces symptoms when taken at right times. He says 3000 mg daily has kept him cold-free for five years, argues vitamin C is not a drug or toxin, and notes Americans spend about half a billion yearly on cold medicines that do not prevent colds.
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Birchers Plan to Print Banned House Report
The John Birch Society announced plans to print and distribute several thousand copies of a House Committee on Internal Security report. A federal judge had ruled the government could not print or distribute the document. The report names 65 radical rhetoricians paid to speak at universities promoting violence and challenging the U.S. system. Rex Westerfield, the society’s PR director, announced the plan in Los Angeles.
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Reagan ordered to halt welfare ruling
A California court blocked new welfare rules aimed at aligning with federal law. The temporary restraining order stops the shifts in aid, which would raise payments for some families and reduce for others, while parties dispute legality.
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Proxmire Opposes United States Military Budget Rise
Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin pledges to block any Pentagon budget increase next year and urges cuts of at least seven billion dollars. He warned there would be no excuse for higher military spending unless global conditions dramatically changed, even as the administration plans a one to three and a half billion rise over this year's 72 billion dollar defense budget.
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