Israel Egypt clash on Suez west bank reported by AP
Israel accused Egypt of three attacks on the west bank of the Suez Canal with artillery and mortars repelling the thrusts. No casualties were reported. UN force chief Siilasvuo met Egyptian War Minister Ismail in Cairo and planned talks with Israel to restart cease fire negotiations in Geneva.
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Ben-Gurion Dies at 87 In Tel Hashomer Hospital
Former Israeli leader David Ben-Gurion died at age 87 with family nearby at Sheba Medical Center Tel Hashomer. He served as premier and defense minister guiding Israel through the 1948 independence war and the 1956 Suez crisis, resigning his last term in 1963.
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Ben-Gurion Retires From Public Life and Dies in 1970
Former Israeli prime minister Ben-Gurion retired from public life in 1970 after leading the country through wars and early statehood. He spent years at a kibbutz cottage writing a history of Israel’s early years. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage in Tel Aviv on November 18 and died after a rapid decline beginning November 23.
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Energy decisions may come Tuesday
President Nixon's energy group prepared plans on rationing gasoline and cutting use by 30 percent for autos and 20 percent for other vehicles. The White House urged coal for power plants while coal executives in Charleston reported limited supply.
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Italy bans Sunday driving amid fuel shortage
Rome imposes a weekend ban on automobile and motorbike traffic to ease oil shortages caused by Arab production cuts. Bicycles and buses surge in use as trains and buses boost service while officials study rationing with potential coupon systems and eligibility rules for gasoline access.
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Middletown Weather Outlook Clear Tonight Cool Early Week
Clear skies and 30s lows forecast for the Middletown area tonight. Sunny skies and 60s highs expected tomorrow. Next week begins mild with a chance of showers Monday and Tuesday. Highs Monday mid 50s to mid 60s, cooling to 40s Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows Monday and Tuesday in the 40s fall to the 30s by Wednesday.
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Majority of gas stations to close Sunday nationwide
An Associated Press survey shows most service stations will close from 9 p.m. Saturday to midnight Sunday as they conserve energy per President Nixon's voluntary ban. Spokesmen in 31 states say at least 75 percent will halt gas sales. Ohio may see 80 to 90 percent idling. Patrols will assist drivers who run out of fuel to prevent freezing.
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Senate votes 11 percent hike in Social Security benefits
The Senate approved an 11 percent across the board increase for Social Security, sending the measure to conference with the House. The package includes work bonus payments for low income families with children and could affect about 40 million workers, while revisions to welfare are included.
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Nixon's $100000 CD linked to Rebozo bank report
Data being prepared to show Nixon held a six month certificate of deposit for $100,000 at C. G. Rebozo's Key Biscayne bank. White House officials say funds came from savings moves after asset sales, not a misuse of political funds. Wakefield confirmed the purchase but no date given. no link to the Hughes gift.
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Debt ceiling crisis risks U S government cash shortfall
Treasury officials warned Congress’s failure to extend the debt limit could exhaust the current cash balance of about 4.5 billion, leaving payroll and debts unpaid. They expected the shortage to hit by Thursday with 4.3 billion in short term obligations due, and noted a halt to new U S savings bond sales due to borrowing limits.
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