Guerrillas Try To Upset Peace Plans
Tel Aviv sources report Palestinian guerrillas plan heavy strikes from Jordan and Lebanon to prompt Israeli counterattacks and undermine peace efforts. Battles flare along the Suez Canal as Egypt and Israel exchange heavy artillery fire and air incursions. Iraq pledges in Jordan seen as of little practical significance amid US ceasefire proposals and Arab diplomacy.
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Israel
Jordan
Lebanon
Nm Galilee
Damiya
Jorkhan River
Yeraeli
Suez Canal
Uel Iwassar
Baghdad
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Voice of Palestine
Lywia
Cairo
Nasser
U.S
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Egypt
U.N
Himar Jarring
Merrilas
Ammen
Mohammed Hassanein Heikal
Palestine
Algeria
Thas
Anna Avaont
Pivyapanu
Cabi
Gazal Strip
Iraq
Andy Rumge
Pin Oak
Tonya Wheat
Fairground Ave
Henry Thomp- Jordan
Terson
Boatman
Girl Scouts Win Awards At Pin Oak
Six Mexico Girl Scouts were campers at Camp Pin Oak from July 12 25 at Lake of the Ozarks State Park near Kaiser Mo Laurie Sue Houf 904 Robin Hood Rd received a Boatman Award Mary Elizabeth Merritt 911 S Clark Sr was stationed in Outpost unit with Priscilla Jane Singleton 1713 West St and Robanne Williams 1429 Ringo St also noted as daughters of their respective parents
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Mexico
Camp Pin Oak
Lake of the Ozarks State Park
Kaiser, Mao
Laurie Sue Houf
Robin Hood Rd
John Houf
Mary Elizabeth Merritt
S. Clark
Census counts reach 181 million in 1970 tally progress noted
The Census Bureau reports 181369207 people counted so far with many major cities and states still incomplete. Of 42 states fully counted five show population declines and central city flight to the suburbs is documented. The House delays a congressional reorganization bill after weeks of debate to clear the way for other actions before the August recess. In Saigon the US Command reports 77 Americans killed in action.
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Washington
Saigon
Mexico Ledger Exacts Brief News Roundup
The Mexico Ledger presents a compact daily page noting Vietnam casualty counts, mercury pollution probes, a Jackson State College shooting ruling, Palestinian guerrilla plans from Tel Aviv, a Tehran earthquake toll, Nixon’s upcoming prime time press conference, and an East Coast air pollution alert with rain expected to ease smog risk.
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New York City
Laird under pressure on joint chiefs plan at Pentagon
Washington AP reports defense chief Melvin R. Laird weighs a panel backed plan to create a powerful civilian deputy for operations and a senior military staffer. Officials say the move could clash with the existing joint chiefs while Laird seeks congressional input and resists major opposition.�
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Grace Tanner
Mexico
Allen
Pentagon
Laird
Laing
Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Navy
Air Force
Congress
White House
Spe
Cial
Secretary of Defense
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Senate
House Armed Services Committees
Reforms in House Sidetracked as Debate Drags On
The 140 page reform bill shaping changes in congressional procedures was laid aside after almost three weeks of debate. House leaders fear time squeezes may push action past the recess with no floor vote. Backers remain hopeful a late start next week could revive the measure before adjournment for elections. If the bill stalls, key changes could still be adopted via House rules or resumed in the new Congress next January.
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Washington
House
B. F. Sisk
D-Calif
Sie Prs
Sisk
Rovic
Senate
Congress
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Bolling
Ledger sponsors See-It's TV channels for hospital
The Ledger Service sponsors See-Ilv s channels of television for Audrain Hospital patients on all sets in the facility. The program aims to improve patient comfort by providing access to entertainment and current events.
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the Ledger
Audrain Hospital
Crisis over mercury pollution in remote U S lake
Senators probing mercury contamination warn of a sweeping environmental crisis. Vermont's Silver Lake is cited as heavily polluted though lacking industry, with sources unknown. Activists push bans and licensing, citing 163 million pounds used this century and risks to fish and water supplies.
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Washington
Philip al Hart
D-Mich
Senate
Vermont
Silver Lake
Winston L. Provty
R-Vt
Prouly
Prowly
Sor
Albert J Finktsch
Nader
United States
Cancer Crusade hits alltime high in Audrain County
The 1970 Cancer Crusade in Audrain County reports a new alltime high of twelve thousand four hundred four dollars in local gifts and pledges. Key chairmen and groups across towns like Vandalia Benton City Laddonia Farber Martinsburg Mexico and more contributed. organizers aim to reach a statewide milestone of one million dollars as the drive continues.
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Audrain County
Iohmer
Rudasill
Robert Lay
Wilsere Te Ee
Am Nowe
Iprotessi
Ucla
Connie Pickering
A. P. Green
Kais
Pickering
Doris Moore
Cancer Crusade
Mexico Savings Bank
Auerain County
Missouri Cancer Crusade
Vandalia
Conle Schrother
Benton City
Paul Joiner
Laddonia
Mans
Ed French
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ETA
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N.Y. City
Sandy Desun
Colonet
Christ In Youth
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Don Wortman
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Liberty, Mexico
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