US-Israeli Cease-Fire Under Strain Amid Watchful Flights
High level reconnaissance flights verify cease-fire observance east of Suez line as U S and Israel dispute Egypt’s alleged violations. Egyptian missiles near the canal area draw Israeli alarm while Iraq tightens pressure on Cairo embassy. regional tensions rise as U S efforts to uphold terms face skepticism.
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Suez Canal
Washington
United States
Jerusalem Post
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Navy scuttles ship Briggs using nerve gas plan and rabbits
A U S Navy team prepared the Briggs for sinking using small boats from the Hartley and the Men数据 to check six rabbits aboard as illness tests. They rigged hydrophones and depth charges around the superstructure, opened valve plates, and flooded holds before sinking. Sailors confirmed smooth operation and returned with salvageable gear and a rabbit nicknamed Kirk.
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Pete Sherman
U.S. Navy Ordnance Laboratory
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Kirk
Florida
Gov. Kirk
Navy cruise schedule for USS New Orleans hosts social events in San Diego
The crew of the helicopter carrier USS New Orleans will enjoy swimming a cook-out at Coronado Beach a harbor cruise at night a Disneyland visit and a dance during a week in San Diego. Miss Beaty hopes to meet her brother Petty Officer 2 C David L Beaty while in port. Beaty has just returned to San Diego after a two year Western Pacific deployment aboard USS George K Mackenzi.
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Disneyland
San Diego
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2.C. David L. Beaty
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Western Pacific
George K. MacKenzi
Filmmaker Cuts Loretta Young From Myra Breckenridge
20th Century Fox deleted film clips featuring Loretta Young from the movie Myra Breckenridge before a court order. A studio spokesman declined to elaborate on the federal case, noting restrictions were made pending further action.
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Hollywood
UPI
Loretta Young
Myra Breckenridge
20Th Century Fox
Miss. Young
Health officials mobilize volunteers for diphtheria immunization
Dr Marthalyn Green heads the district communicable diseases division calling for volunteers as 30,000 people are expected to receive free vaccines this week. More than 40 nurses had volunteered by Monday and a main immunization center moved to the air conditioned municipal auditorium due to fainting and fatigue in long lines.
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Marthalyn Green
McGovern Warns Of TV Power Shifting Balance
McGovern says prime time television boosts the presidency far beyond Congress. He notes Nixon has 14 prime time broadcasts in 18 months, equaling Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson combined over 16 years, warning of growing one person rule without a new TV balance.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Kennedy
John‘son
Congress
Climber Refuses Risky Route at Mea Peak
A climber in a birthday party on Mea Mountain declined the final ascent toward Pikes Peak due to feared loose gravel. The party, including Kit Carson and Bell, left Maroon Bell unfinished to avoid dangerous terrain and to finish at a safer point.
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Kit Carson
Pikes. Peak
Beki Burrous Crowned Miss Texas Rural Electrification
Beki Burrous of Ralls was chosen as Miss Texas Rural Electrification at the annual Texas Electric Cooperatives meeting in Houston. She is 16, a Ralls High School junior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Oats, and plans art studies at Texas Tech University after graduation.
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Norman B. Hancock
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Ralls
Miss Texas Rural Electrification
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Astroworld Hotel
Houston
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Ralls High School
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Texas Tech University
South Plains Electric Cooperative
Lubbock
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Joy Schnelle
Southwest Texas State University
San Marcos
la Donna Gaye Green
Loraine
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
Shortage Persists as Tech Students Seek Housing
Tech students flock to apartment services as shortages bite. Mrs. gh says no help available and renters face long searches. Mrs. Pugh notes many give up and return home to attend school. E. W. “Sarge” Bohl reports record inquiries from China to Chile and across Texas.
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E. W. “Sarge” Bohl
The
Lubbock
Lubbock Airport Terminal Plans Move Forward
airport board favors split level terminal design with two four plane diamonds planned for completion by 1975 and potential expansion to 16 gates by 1990 amid road and tunnel connections. officials discuss parking layouts and awaiting FAA input while tornado impact affects nearby housing and rental markets.
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Vietnam War Briefs From Saigon Reports
The U S command said raids outside South Vietnam could not be precisely located. Two B 52 missions were flown over the U Minh Forest southwest of Saigon. Six shelling attacks across the country harmed U S units with one dead and 31 wounded. Marine Wing Support Group 17 began leaving for Japan as part of Phase 4 withdrawal.
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South Vietnam
U Minh Forest
Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Japan
Body Of Woman Found In Hotel Is Identified
Houston police identified the nude, mutilated body found Monday in a Rice Hotel room as Dorothy Smith Van Zant, 35, of Houston. A maid found the room rented Friday by a man with a Waco address. investigators described the suspect as about 35, six feet two, with short brown hair.
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Rice Hotel
Dorothy Smith van Zant
Waco
Zach
Slane Carree Ed Workers Devote Billions of Hours
Workers dedicated extensive manhours to the project, with a figure reported as 63 billion in a vote or commitment described by the source.
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Slane Carree
Birth announcements and political notes mix in town column
The clumsy clipping reports birth details for families including Mr. and Mrs. Pat Geran and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edward Milter and notes a Nixon administration Supreme Court move on voting age and literacy tests. It cites Arizona and Idaho responses, states’ compliance, and residency rules for elections.
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Gary K.nelson
Earler
John Mitchell
Depa
Supreme Court
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Wale
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Georgia
Togo
Fire Alarm Triggers City Fire Response at Night
Fire crews were dispatched near Thaiou Highway on Route 289 after an alarm sounded at 3 a.m. Investigators reported a fire at a residence used as a workshop in the 300 block area. Workers and bystanders helped clear debris as firemen contained the scene and evacuated the area. No injuries were reported.
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Clovis Fae
Understaffing at Texas school tied to strangulation death
At the Austin State School for the retarded a 20 year old patient, Arnold E. Black, died by strangulation after a game of Cowboys and Indians. Superintendent Larry Talkington said three attendants were on duty for 60 patients and the staff shortage likely prevented adequate supervision. Authorities ruled accidental strangulation though details were limited by patients' conditions. Investigators noted unfulfilled requests to the Texas legislature for more supervisory personnel.
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UPI
Austin State School
Arnold E. Black
Beaumont
Larry Talkington
Talkington
Blackburn
Justice of the Peace
John K. Ross Jr
Texas
Houston Seeks 1,000 More Policemen
Mayor Louie Welch urged the Texas Peace Officers Association to help recruit 1,000 additional police officers for Houston. He announced at the association’s 35th annual convention that the city, with 1,600 officers, plans to raise pay from 633 to 675 dollars after six months to attract recruits.
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Louie Welch
Texas Peace Officers Association
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Association
Judge Refuses To Ban Smoking On Air Flights
UPI reports U S District Court Judge Joseph C. Waddy denied Ralph Nader’s bid for a preliminary injunction to ban smoking on flights. The FAA considered the emergency request but found no basis for an immediate ban citing health and safety concerns.
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UPI
U. S. District Court
Joseph C. Waddy
Ralph Nader
Nader
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
California scientists unveil elongated tomato for harvesters
Agricultural researchers at the University of California Davis report a crossbred tomato about two inches in diameter and four to five inches long. The elongated fruit will fit better in mechanical harvesters and is grown on about 100 acres with plans for canning.
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