Ford Seeks Quick Military Win in Middle East War
Vice President-designate Gerald R. Ford told reporters after a White House service that a military solution is needed before diplomacy. He said U.S. aid to Israel depends on ongoing commitments and that expansion hinges on events, ahead of a western trip.
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Pro-Israeli Rally in New York Turns Tense
A pro Israel rally by a GEV GUGHOTTA group drew a large crowd in New York near the Israeli mission. Police cleared streets after clashes with Arab sympathizers. Police reported several arrests including Mo hammed Mehdi, and no injuries were confirmed as Abba Eban visited the area. Traffic disruptions and strong chants marked the event.
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Cambodian Provincial Capital Hit by Heavy Rebel Attack
Cambodian reports say Sala town near Phnom Penh endured a heavy assault as Communist forces struck along Highway 5. Government forces said one soldier was killed and three wounded as troops attacked with mortar, rocket grenades and automatic weapons amid ongoing fighting in Battambang province areas.
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