Israelis Dismayed by U S Refusal to Support Peace Plan
Israeli newspapers express dismay over Washington's rejection of Egypt's cease fire terms and U S peace plan. Articles from Al Ahram and others criticize U S inaction while warning of deteriorating Israeli Arab relations. Port disruptions and embassy tensions in Baghdad and Cairo heighten regional strain.
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Middle East
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Beirut
Syria
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Inquest Blames Unknown Strangler in Sedalia
A coroner's jury ruled Barbara Jean Galliher aged 22 died from unknown strangling. Her body was found Saturday evening in her Sedalia home after she borrowed a rake from relatives earlier that day. Her husband Stephen Galliher is in the Army in Germany. they had been married six months.
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Barbara Jean Galliher
Nixon blasts Congress for inaction on $2 million daily waste
President Nixon denounces congressional delay in economic measures aimed at trimming $2.132 billion in federal spending. He cites a list of 57 actions, with 42 to be taken by him and 15 by Congress, including ending duplicate veteran benefits and cutting wasteful programs, as a way to save billions.
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Senate set to pass education bill over Nixon veto
Leaders from both parties predicted the Senate would approve a 4.4 billion education funding bill for the current fiscal year despite the president's veto. The House rejected the veto last week and the Senate vote was scheduled for this afternoon.
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Senate
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House
Discrimination Urged by New York Councilwoman at Large
Ruth Lerner councilwoman at large defends a new city law barring sex discrimination in public places urging flexible interpretation. She says it is acceptable for women to seek women only hotels and men to use men only steam baths.
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New York
Ruth Lerner
New City
Dick Contino Still Squeezes Accordion
Dick Contino, famed accordionist once boosted by Horace Heidt’s show, returns to Fresno after a rumored life in entertainment. The piece traces his career, Korean War draft episode, and his postwar pivot to a quieter home life with family and a new studio in Fresno.
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Dick Contino
Yesteryear
America
Joe DiMaggio
Horace Heidt
Lawrence Welk
Contino
Los Angeles
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Josephine
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Lost Pot Found and Image Talk Sparks Gossip
A man discusses reclaiming his public image as he reveals personal changes. He notes lingering reactions to his older look, saying people ignore his efforts to quit drinking and smoking and focus on his hair.
Governor's Dog Fleas Carry Bubonic Plague In New Mexico
In Santa Fe Governor Cargo says his Snoopy the mongrel dog had fleas but was de fleaed. Officials report New Mexico's fifth bubonic plague case this year, with a 20 year old woman recovering. Health director Weber notes dogs resist the plague and no link to the governor’s dog is established.
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Snoopy
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Cargo
New Mexico
Neil Weber
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Street Gang Chief Surrenders in Chicago Detective Slaying
Charles Edward Bey, linked to the Black P. Stone Nation, turned himself in as police hunted three more gang members for questioning in the sniper slaying of Detective James A. Alfano Jr. Bey appeared at the Chicago Daily News offices and was escorted to Cook County jail in protective custody.
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Charles Edward Bey
Bey
Chicago Daily News
Saul A. Epton
Circuit Court
Cook County
Epton
Booby Trap Explosion Kills Omaha Officer
In Omaha Nebraska an explosion at a Near North Side house killed Patrolman Larry D. Minard age 29 and injured seven other officers after a phony call. Deputy Police Chief Glen Gates said a suitcase triggered the blast. the type of explosive and trigger remain undetermined. Patrolman John Tess remained hospitalized.
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Neb
Glen Gates
Larry D. Minard
North Side
Gates
Minard
John Tess
Fourth Man Arrested Administrator Named For ROTC Burning
The FBI reports the arrest of a fourth suspect in the ROTC building arson at Washington University. Michael J. Rudefker, 20, a New York City student, turned himself in in Philadelphia and is charged with sabotage. Also, Gale M. Robertson, long-time Scotland County Hospital administrator, becomes the new administrator of Keller Memorial Hospital in Fayette.
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ROTC
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Michael J. Rudefker
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Philadelphia
Rudefker
Previewing The New Cars 1971 Continental Anniversary Equipment
Lincoln-Mercury touts the 1971 Lincoln Continental as its golden anniversary model with the finest standard equipment in 50 years. The list includes power windows, overdrive, steering and brakes, automatic climate control, tinted glass, carpeted luggage area, electric display, automatic parking brake release, and a 460 cubic inch engine with a Select-Shift transmission.
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Lincoln-Mercury
Freon Powered Car Promises Breathable Exhaust in Datsun Engine
Sarasota scientist Wal aca L. Minto announces a multimillion dollar contract for mass production of a breathable exhaust Freon powered engine for Datsun cars. The Kinetics Corp. has spent three years developing the system and aims to deliver a demonstrator in six months with a production prototype in 18 months. Nissan holds Asian rights, with agreements sought for American and European makers.
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Nissan Motor Co
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Union Carbide
Bomber's Charge Was Well Placed in Minneapolis
FBI said a 15 to 24 stick dynamite blast damaged the old federal office building in Minneapolis with about 500000 dollars in damage. A taxi driver reported a dark 1957 Chevrolet leaving before the blast as investigators searched debris. FBI agent Richard Held said no electronic detonator was used and the charge was very well placed, whether by accident or design. U.S. Marshal Harry Berglund provided the damage estimate.
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Minnneapolis
FBI
Peanen
Richard Held
Held
U.S
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Bass to Campaign for Danforth in November
St. Louis alderwoman Doris Bass, who had lost the Republican nomination for the Senate, said she will campaign for Atty. Gen. Danforth on August 4 and urged her supporters to back him in the November general election, despite criticizing him as too liberal.
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Doris Bass
U.S. Senate
Atty
C. Danforth
Bass
Danforth
Stuart Symington
Spanish Pavilion Files Bankruptcy
The Spanish Pavilion Foundation, rejected on its reorganization petition, filed for bankruptcy in U.S. District Court. Assets total about 5.5 million dollars with debts of four million. Carondelet Savings and Loan holds a 2.5 million mortgage and has possession. Mayor A J Corventas signed the petition, stating willingness to surrender property for creditors. The pavilion, once a 1964 65 World’s Fair gift from Spain, drew support from about 8 000 contributors to transport and rebuild in St Louis.
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Spanish Pavilion Foundation
U.S
Federal District Court
A. J. Corevantes
Carondelet Savings and Loan Association
Cervantes
Spain
St. Louis
Vatican Yugoslavia To Exchange Ambassadors
The Vatican and Yugoslavia resumed full diplomatic relations last week with both sides announcing in Vatican City and Belgrade that they would exchange ambassadors. Cuba is the only other Communist country with Vatican ambassadors, and relations with Yugoslavia and the Holy See had been restored in 1965 after a four year break.
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Vatican
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Holy See
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