Phone Call Could Stop Shipments of Military Aid
An American official said a single State Department telephone call to customs could halt further U S military shipments to Pakistan though no stop order is planned. The Nixon administration maintains aid flows to President Yahya Khan's regime to keep options open for larger cooperation if Pakistan's internal situation improves.
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Illinois Sues Over Powell Estate Assets
Illinois files in Vienna Circuit Court to claim the 3 to 4 million dollar estate of late Secretary of State Paul Powell and to prove assets were earned from public service. The suit targets executor John Rendleman and seeks trusteeship for funds not tied to lawful Powell income.
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Big Four Envoys Meet In Berlin for Long Session
In Berlin the ambassadors of the Big Four held 614 hours of talks aimed at easing tension around the divided city. They called the session positive and agreed to reconvene on July 16 as couriers hurried from the former Allied Control Building in West Berlin.
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Curfew Imposed on Arab Villages after Petah Tikvah Attack
Israeli forces tightened a curfew on Arab villages within 15 miles of Petah Tikvah and conducted house to house searches for suspected gunmen who launched rockets at the city. An air force helicopter aided the manhunt while a mine wounded two Arab boys. The Al Fatah organization claimed responsibility for the late night raid that killed two and wounded 20, including a hospital patient.
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Staggers seeks contempt against CBS over Pentagon film
Rep. Harley Staggers urges House to hold CBS president Frank Stanton and CBS in contempt for defying a subpoena for film used in The Selling of the Pentagon documentary. He warns refusal could hinder Congress from enacting laws against manipulation of the news. The vote was expected next week with possible Justice Department action and an eventual Supreme Court appeal.
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Agnew and Faisal Hold TwoHour Arab-Israeli Talks
Vice President Spiro Agnew and King Faisal of Saudi Arabia conducted a thorough two hour discussion on Arab-Israeli relations at the Hamra Palace. The talks, extending past a 40 minute schedule, covered the Arab case and US commitment to a just and lasting peace.
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