Egypt denies U S charges on cease fire violations
Egypt refutes U S accusations that Cai ro has breached the Middle East cease fire by placing aircraft missiles near the Suez Canal. The Foreign Ministry claims the United States is under Israeli pressure and notes U S violations by sending Phantom jets to Israel since Aug 7. The Cairo Al Ahram calls the charges incorrect while Washington seeks rectification from Egypt and the Soviet Union. Israel signals readiness for military action if missiles remain. Abba Eban says Israel will act as needed while pursuing political measures.
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Army bomb disposal chief says no true experts exist
Maj. Carl R. Hitchcock of the 548th Ordnance Detachment at the Presidio of San Francisco warns there are no experts in bomb work. He notes bomb calls rose from 964 in 1969 to 1,163 in 1970 and urges the public to run and call police if they fear a bomb.
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Wisconsin Bombers Added Four to Most Wanted List
The FBI expanded its ten man most wanted list to fourteen with four young militants charged in the August bombing of the Army Mathematics Research Center at the University of Wisconsin. A physics graduate student died in the blast. Notable names on the list include Black militant Angela Davis and civil rights figure Ne gro H. Rap Brown.
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Explosive setback hits Hall of Justice in Los Angeles
A bomb exploded in a sixth floor restroom of the Los Angeles Hall of Justice near the district attorney’s office shortly after midnight. No injuries were reported as the device blew out a 9 by 12 foot wall and damaged plumbing, causing flooding from the first to sixth floors. Charles Manson and 2,800 prisoners are held in the building, with the trial courtroom on the eighth floor.
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Udall Charges Hickel Behind Investigation Cleared
Former Secretary Stewart Udall says the Justice Department cleared him of conflict of interest. The probe originated in the files of his successor Walter Hickel, according to Udall in Washington.
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Weather Outlook for Labor Day Weekend in Ohio
Clear skies and warmer weather are forecast for southwestern Ohio Sunday with a chance of showers Monday as a week high pressure system traverses the state. A low near 6 is expected tonight and tomorrow's high around the forecasted value. A frontal system after the high could spark showers Monday night. The piece also covers Udall accusing Hickel of orchestrating a Justice Department probe to derail his career and alleging attempts to leak details about a $550,000 Virgin Islands land-use contract.
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Sleeping Beauty Awakens as Russian Ballerina Defects
Natalia Makarova defected from the Kirov Ballet and sought asylum in Britain near London. She said the move was not political but for greater opportunities, joining a path similar to Rudolf Nureyev’s earlier defection and maintaining ties with Dame Margot Fonteyn. She planned to perform in The Sleeping Beauty before departure for Holland.
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No Majority Marxist Winner In Chile
Chile's election yields Salvador Allende with 36.3 percent, short of outright victory. Jorge Alessandri follows with 34.9 percent, while Radomiro Tomic takes 27.8 percent. Congress will decide between top two on Oct 20. Allende's leftist bloc holds 83 of 200 seats.
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Chrysler and GM await UAW price for deal
Detroit AP report says General Motors and Chrysler await the UAW price to fund a new three year wage settlement. UAW President Leonard Woodcock will set the price first at Chrysler then GM, aiming to avert a Sept 14 strike deadline as talks continue. Ford previously received strike immunity in 1967 amid this process.
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Nader Again Targets GM Over Corvair Safety
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader repeats claims that General Motors officials lied in congressional and court actions about the Corvair. He cites 1962 GM tests allegedly showing rollover risks and calls for owner notifications of safety defects. GM denies the charges, promising a formal reply to the transportation secretary.
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