Israeli Statesman Shifts Stance on West Bank Settlements
In Jerusalem the elder Israeli statesman David Ben-Gurion shifts from a dove stance to support wider Jewish settlement across the occupied Jordanian west bank. The change aligns with hawks backing tougher Middle East policy amid Israel’s speeding election campaign.
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Labor Party
Israel
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Ben-Gurion
Arab Jerusalem
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Gaza Strip
Tiran Strait
West Bank
Dayan
Post
Speace
Surviving flier pulled from wreckage after Montreal flight
Canadian Armed Forces crews rescued a lone survivor from a light plane crash that killed two Ottawa residents and a third passenger. The survivor, Brian Hugh Fraser, suffered neck and back injuries and was taken to Riverside Hospital in satisfactory condition as search teams scoured 15,000 square miles around the crash site near Carp Ontario.
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Que
Montreal
Ont
Brian Hugh Fraser
Canadian Armed Forces
Riverside Hospital
Itawa
Edwin Hamilton
Ai Canadian Air Force
J.W
Cholera Inspections Set for Rio Grande Valley Hogs
The USDA forms a Hog Cholera Task Force to inspect every swine herd in the lower Rio Grande Valley after four outbreaks last week. Seven swine were exposed and destroyed. Cameron and Hidalgo counties are under federal and state quarantines. Dr. E L Judy heads the task force warning of pork supply disruption. Time is of the essence in stopping spread.
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Mcallen, Tex
UPIV
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Rio Grande Valley
Cameron
Hidalgo
E. L. Judy
USDA
Animal and Plant Health Inspection
Lower Valley
Mission
Tex
U S Retains Old Japanese Image
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Ohira criticizes President Nixon's world outlook while urging balance of payments equilibrium. He notes U S trade deficit with Japan as a key issue and questions the United States image in foreign relations.
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Tokyo
Masayoshi Ohira
Nixon
Japan
Ohira
Tokyo International
Europe
United States
U.S
World War II pilots honor the P47 Thunderbolt in San Francisco
About 200 former World War II pilots gathered in San Francisco for an Association reunion to swap stories and pay homage to the P 47 Thunderbolt. Veterans from across the United States reminisced about air battles and the plane they loved, calling it the best damn aircraft ever built.
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San Francisco
Jose Son
Ace Saul
New York
Jobinson
United States
A’ Force
Dayton
Oliva
Dolinion
Caique
Association
Monk
Citary Hardware
Jack Nielson
Oakland
GM Auto Safety Center Disagree On Allegation
Washington AP report outlines a dispute over recalls for Cadillac models from 1969 and 1970. The Center for Auto Safety says electrical relay faults pose a serious fire hazard, while General Motors counters with limited fires and argues no real safety hazard.
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Auto Safety Center
Washington
Center For Auto Safety
General Motors
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