US Veto Links Security Council Vote to Arab Attacks
Washington reports a U S veto on a Security Council call to end Middle East violence and to pivot from U S policy amid attacks on Syria and Lebanon and the alleged Arab terrorist impact on the Senate Olympic team in Munich. Butt notes a clear connection between actions.
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Bush shifts stance on Mideast fighting and accountability
U S officials note a policy shift as President Bush calls for immediate accountability in Middle East violence while balancing support for Security Council actions. The dialogue contrasts Israel's cited causes for raids with broader calls to halt broader fighting and seek stable progress toward peace.
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US Criticizes Soviet Veto on India Pakistan War
An American representative blasted the Soviet Union for vetoing two India Pakistan war resolutions, saying it obstructs the council’s ability to restore peace. The Mideast resolution vote included 14 for, one abstention, and one veto by Bush, with a noted abstention.
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Illinois trial set 59 delegates face contempt charges
Chicago reporters say Alderman William Singer and 58 others were ordered to stand trial on contempt charges for defying a Circuit Court order barring them from seating as delegates at the Democratic National Convention. Judge Covelli set November 20 for a one day hearing.
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Nixon's Vote Gains Mileage In Polls
New York AP reports Nixon leads McGovern 63 to 29 percent in a September Harris poll, up from 57 to 34 last month. Voters say Nixon deserves to win by a landslide 46 to 40. Under 30s favor Nixon 52 to 42, income over 10000 dollars favor 70 to 23, and labor voters back Nixon 56 to 34.
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Four French High School Students Fined for Hazardous Article
Four high school students in Pontoise were fined $100 each after publishing a school magazine article titled How to Blow On Your High School in One Easy Lesson. The piece included recipes for making gasoline bombs and nitroglycerin, with the latter drawn from a chemistry textbook.
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