Chances good Israel will get U.S. bombers
Indications grew that Israel will receive American F4 Phantom jet bombers. Secretary of State Rogers said the United States may have to rethink withholding the planes after renewed Soviet promises to aid Egypt. A Senate bloc urged immediate sale with needed support, amid tensions in Israeli American relations and Egyptian Soviet aid announcements.
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United States
Damascus
William P. Rogers
Abba Eban
Egypt
Washington
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Moscow
Kremlin
Sadat
Nixon outlines Phase II economic structure and wage boards
President Nixon formalizes Phase II with a Cost of Living Council to set broad stabilization goals. New wage and price boards will enforce rules after the freeze ends next month, with standards dividing firms into big moderate and little groups and extending wage-price control powers.
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UPI
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
White House
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Donald Rumsfeld
Council
Wage
Rumsfeld
Congress
Japan agrees to limit textile sales in US
Japan and the United States reach a textile limit pact easing 10 percent import surcharges. President Nixon hails a step to save American jobs and improve ties with Japan, while Japanese workers protest and call for Sato's overthrow amid backlash from industry leaders.
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Japan
Tokyo
UPI
United States
Nixon
Eisaku Sato
Kizo Shimoda
Federation of Textile Workers
Zensen Domei
Sato
Toyosaburo Taniguchi
Japan Textile Federation
Junji Ito
Japan Spinner Association
Enemy death toll mounts in delta fighting near U Minh
ARVN fighters from the 21st Infantry Division killed 23 Communists near the Forest of Darkness edge west of Thai Binh as part of renewed Mekong Delta clashes. Total enemy deaths reported at 91 over two days, with six ARVN wounded. U.S. troop withdrawals reduce combat strength to 205,350 in Vietnam ahead of Nixon's Dec 1 target. North Vietnam air strikes follow. An RF4 Phantom recon plane incident near the Mu Gia Pass prompted a brief aerial strike response.
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UPI
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ARVN
Mekong
21St Infantry Division
Thai Binh
U.S
Nixon
Vietnam
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Mu Gia Pass
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Explosion at Iranian Consulate in San Francisco
A powerful explosion struck the Iranian Consulate in San Francisco at 11 44 p m injuring no one and tilting the building. Police and FBI collected evidence as Iranian student groups in Berkeley and San Jose State spoke of opposition to the Shah.
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San Francisco
UPI
Iran
Parvis Adie
Confederation of Iranian Students
University of California
San Francisco Bay Area
Berkeley
Ali Stari
San Jose State College
Consumers Seek Senate Help for Stronger Consumer Protection Agency
Beaten in the House the consumer lobby turns to the Senate where Sen. Abraham Ribicoff says a tougher CPA bill has good odds. Hearings could begin in November with floor action this year if session lasts. The House approved a CPA 344 to 44 while a key amendment failed 218 to 160.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Consumer Protection Agency
Abraham Ribbott
D-Conn
Ribbott
Government Operations
Congress
CPA
Ralph Nader
Holifield
White House
Public hearing on extra sheriff protection for Lompoc Valley
County supervisors schedule a Monday 10 30 am hearing in the County Administration Building after a parents committee petitions for increased sheriff protection for Lompoc Valley and surrounding outlying communities. The committee includes Ann Munsey Doran and Marge Galvin and Sheriff John W Carpenter is already reviewing steps to provide added protection.
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Lompoc Valley
Ann Munsey
Doran McEntire
Clinton Swalley
Bob Keping
Marge Galvin
John W Carpenter
Harvard economist Kuznets wins 1971 Nobel Prize
Simon Kuznets, a Harvard economist who relocated from Russia, is awarded the Alfred Nobel Memorial Prize for Economic Science worth 450 000 kronor, about 90 000 dollars, for his empirically based interpretation of economic growth and development. He retired as Harvard professor last July after 11 years.
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UPI
Simon Kuznets
Harvard
Kuznets
United States
Communist Party
Russia
Alfred Nobel
Cambridge
Mass
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Elsa Wygal
Kharkov University
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