U.S. signals plan to seek new oil sources abroad
President Nixon warns Arab nations against price hikes and asset nationalization and states the United States will pursue new oil sources with Western Europe and Japan. Government experts target locations including Venezuela as potential supply sites amid Libyan nationalization and Suez Canal disruptions.
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Heat Eases in New York as Power Strains Persist
Temperatures failed to reach 90 in New York City easing power-cut fears though humidity remained high. A stagnant high pressure mass brought smog and air-quality monitoring. statewide voltage cutbacks occurred but peaks were lower than Tuesday. Water emergency in Syracuse followed a long dry spell. burning bans extended. Tropical Storm Delia spurred heavy rains and tornadoes in Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas.
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Nonaligned nations hear alarm on border troops massing
President Kaunda of Zambia charged that South Africa and Rhodesia were massing troops along Zambia borders and recruiting mercenaries. He warned of an attack at the slightest provocation as 50 heads of state gathered. Boumedienne opened the conference urging boycott of Israel over Arab land occupation.
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Canadian railroads back to near normal
Eastern Canada reported near normal operations after a nine day national strike. the prairies saw irregular service and the Far West remained halted. In Vancouver BC railworkers defied the back-to-work order urging opposition leaders to visit. Emmett Hall named to arbitrate the dispute among 11 railways and the Associated Non-operating Railway Unions as Parliament mandated. CN and CPR noted more workers returning while Winnipeg and Thunder Bay picketing delayed full transcontinental service.
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Krogh plans surrender to Los Angeles authorities
Egil Bud Krogh indicted with three former White House aides for the Ellsberg psychiatrist office burglary will surrender in Los Angeles. His attorney said Krogh expected to be freed on 500 bail pending hearings. Ehrlichman, Young and Liddy are named in the grand jury indictments. Liddy serves a federal sentence in Connecticut.
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Mitchell and Stans Seek Hearing to Postpone Trial
Former Cabinet members John Mitchell and Maurice Stans won a hearing on delaying their perjury conspiracy trial. The request seeks postponement of the Sept. 11 start in a case tied to financier Robert Vesco.
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Democrats predicted to hold 27 Assembly seats under plan
Sacramento UPI reports Democrats would control at least 27 Assembly seats under a proposed state Supreme Court reapportionment plan based on 1972 registration figures. Assembly Speaker Moretti notes 27 districts have over 60 percent Democratic voters, with 49 seats possible for Democrats overall and GOP leaders predicting potential shifts with marginal districts.
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Chile women march hit by terrorists
In Santiago, tens of thousands of women protested the Allende government when leftist youths attacked the march. Police fired tear gas as some attackers broke through and shots were fired injuring about 50. Organizers claimed 500000 women attended the protest to demand regime change.
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