Deputies Raid Nudist Beach Arrest 18 in Fla
In Hobe Sound Florida sheriff deputies using an airplane raided a public Wildlife beach gathering of nudists and arrested 18 people. Martin County Sheriff James Holt said 12 men and 6 women were ordered to dress and march to patrol cars charged with indecent exposure.
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Proposal for Palestinian state along Jordan River amid regional talks
The Beirut daily An Nahar reports the United States and the Soviet Union as proposing a Palestinian state embracing Gaza and the West Bank with international oversight of the Golan Heights and water routes to southern Israel. The plan envisions Israeli withdrawals from Sinai, along with demilitarized zones and Washington as a negotiation venue.
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Supply convoys still are rolling
Israel reported air and ground forces shot down three Egyptian helicopters over the south west Sinai. The air battle did not halt emergency aid deliveries to Egyptian troops stranded near the Suez Canal. Egyptian trucks with U N drivers were bringing food water and medicine to the west bank, then loading onto barges to reach trapped east bank troops. Supplies ferried from the southern Suez area still controlled by Egyptians.
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FDA rules defended against proposed curbs on labeling
FDA commissioner Dr. Alexander M. Schmidt testified before the House subcommittee that bills to limit FDA authority over vitamins and minerals could revive patent medicine abuses. He said the rules merely require truthful labeling and rational ingredient combinations, with no bans on nutrients. Only high dose vitamins A and D would require a prescription.
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Supplies on way to trapped Egyptian army in Sinai desert
Senior Israeli and Egyptian officers met near Wadi al Jandali 60 miles from Cairo at 1 30 a m Sunday to authorize a relief convoy. The first 10 of 100 Egyptian trucks with U N drivers crossed to deliver water food and medical supplies to the besieged 20 000 man Egyptian 3rd Army while trucks were searched for weapons and escorted through Israeli lines.
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Ohio vets push penalties to curb pet overpopulation
Veterinarians in Ohio urge fines higher license fees and stricter enforcement to cut pet overpopulation. Dr. David Drenan cites 86 percent of shelter animals needing disposal and calls for public awareness campaigns plus seminar insights on surgical options, though costs and owner action remain barriers. The report also notes a separate UN cease fire update from the Sinai involving Israeli and Egyptian forces.
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Troops Alert Continues Amid Middle East Tensions
A precautionary alert remained in effect for about 400000 U.S. service members due to Middle East tensions. Pentagon officials gave no date to end the alert. The previous halt left 320000 in Europe and 80000 with the Atlantic command still on alert.
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Nixons Back in Town After Camp David Weekend
President and Mrs. Nixon returned by helicopter to the White House Sunday night after a weekend at Camp David in Maryland. He conferred by telephone with Secretary Kissinger on the Middle East situation and stayed in contact with White House aides while also watching the Redskins Saints game on television.
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Indonesia May Offer Oil Access Amid Middle East Strain
U.S. intelligence says Indonesia with rich oil deposits could bid to fill America’s petroleum gap. Arab states' shipping cuts may push Jakarta to offer greater access in exchange for financing, while Indonesia kept Arab support low during the three week Middle East war.
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25 Feared Dead After Argentine Ship Collision
AP reports 25 missing feared drowned after two Argentine ships collided in the Punta Indio River channel near La Plata. 65 others rescued from the Ushuaia after colliding with the Rio Quinto east of Buenos Aires. cause unknown.
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