Eban Questions U.N. Right to Debate Middle East
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban challenged the UN General Assembly’s right to discuss the Middle East while the issue sits before the Security Council. He vowed to press new charges in his speech, denouncing Egyptian rhetoric and citing arms buildup by Egypt and the Soviet Union in the Suez Canal zone.
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United Nations, NY
CAP
Abba Eban
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Security Council
Mahmoud Riad
Assembly
Eban
Riad
Israel
United States
New York
Aharon Yariv
Tel
Suspected Bomb Is Cookies in Detroit Mail Case
Postal workers alerted police at the Detroit federal building when a young woman appeared unsettled after mailing a package. Bomb squad investigated a box addressed to a court worker. The woman later opened the package revealing cookies.
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Detroit
Detroit Federal
Cigarette Makers To List Tar and Nicotine Figures
Washington AP eight major cigarette makers agreed to disclose tar and nicotine contents in ads based on FTC tests. The voluntary commitment covers print ads with milligrams and tenths of milligrams, but does not address broadcast ads. The policy, tied to a new law banning cigarette ads on radio and TV, states the figures are for consumer information only. The Tobacco Institute downplays any health significance and cites no regulatory concession.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
The
Tobacco Institute
Commission
Liggcttt& Myers Inc
Lorillard Co
Philip Morris U.S.A. R.ot
Reynolds Tobacco Co
Stephany Bros
United States Tobaccco Co
Larus & Brother Co. Inc
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp
Lindsay Charges Nixon With Fear Campaign
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay accuses President Nixon of using fear tactics to defeat political foes and attack opposition as unrest incites violence. He cites White House advisers and links to a fifties fear of communism, defending liberal allies and criticizing party leaders.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Nixon
Lindsay
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
United States
America
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Joseph Duffey
Connecticut
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Charles E. Goodell
Beall State Fund Fails To Hit Goal
ANNAPOLIS Md AP A fund raising dinner with Vice President Spiro T Agnew as the star attraction will yield about 80 000 to 170 000 short of the 100 000 aim for the Beall Jr campaign Bealls interim report shows 301 979 raised 284 612 spent with largest 5 000 contribution from Citizens for Constitutional Government and 2 100 from the National Republican Senatorial Committee Most receipts came from family personal funds and committees with 106 770 34 spent on advertising for the campaign.
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Annafols
Spiro T. Agnew
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Beall
GOP
Business-Industrial Political Action Committee
Washington
Citizens For Constitutional Government
Clinton, Md
National Republican Senatorial Committee
Bombs Rock Rochester Synagogues in Coordinated Attack
Explosions rocked Temple Beth Sholom and the Light of Israel Sephardic Center in Rochester N Y within ten minutes, with damage to one building estimated at 40 000 to 50 000. District Attorney Lazarus noted a possible link to earlier bombings but cautioned evidence was not conclusive. Police say chemical tests point to dynamite and describe the events as a coordinated attack.
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Rochester
N.Y
Temple
Beth Sholom
Light of Israel
Dist. Atty
Jack K. Lazarus
Monroe County
John Mastrella
Mastrella
Politics In Court Postpones Trial Bel Air MD
In Harford County Court a mistaken touch of politics delayed a trial. Dr. Ross Pierpont, a 2nd District congressional candidate, shook hands with jurors and others while awaiting testimony, prompting the judge to postpone proceedings. Pierpont defended his gesture saying he shakes hands with voters.
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Bel Air
Maryland
Harford County
Ross Pierpont
U.S
Pierpont
New Draft Policy Aids Some Youths
Draft Director Curtis W Tarr proposed a policy allowing men with numbers over 195 from the December 1969 lottery to drop deferments and declare 1A before year end. Exposure to draft for any part of the year counts for the entire year, moving them to a less vulnerable category in 1971.
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Washington Cap
Curtis W. Tarr
Tarr
Montreal Mayor Says He Is On Assassination List
Montreal mayor Jean Drapeau claims he is targeted for assassination amid FLQ terrorism fears in Quebec. He warns that political kidnapping could spread to the United States if allowed. Cross’s wife appeals for release as authorities report the mayor’s reelection landslide and ongoing security concerns.
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Quebec
United States
Governme
Jean Drapeau
Quebec Liberation Front
FLQ
Drapeau
Rome
FLC
James Cross
Cross
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Bardstown
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du Pont
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