Israel Syria artillery fight flares amid regional tension
Report from Damascus says Syria has a forward post on a snow covered Hermon slope aiming to seize the Israeli position as Hafez Assad returns from Moscow. Soviet promises to boost Syria's military capacity and support its right to use all means for liberation. calm and war talk mount alongside UN debates on Lebanon and the Suez crisis.
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Simon Nominee for Treasury Secretary Faces Mixed Reviews
Nominated with little ceremony, Simon praised by Warren as an outstanding choice. The economist, seen as conservative with a free market stance, rose from deputy secretary to lead energy crisis response, earning a reputation for brisk work and occasional temper.
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Innocent plea by SLA pair in Foster assassination case
Two SLA members Remiro and Little pleaded innocent to the cyanide bullet killing of Oakland School Superintendent Marcus Foster and to the attempted murder of Foster aide Robert Blackburn in the November ambush. The SLA claimed responsibility and the judge set a venue ruling for April 30.
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Bank guard cites Patty Hearst gun use in bank raid
In San Francisco a bank hold up tied to the Symbionese Liberation Army drew statements from witnesses and lawmen. A guard described Miss Hearst as “pretty wild” and ready to shoot while police suggested she may have been coerced. Federal warrants named DeFreeze and three women as suspects with Miss Hearst listed as a material witness. Her father criticized the portrayal as speculation while supporters lamented the family ordeal.
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FBI Said DeFreez He Calls Himself “General Field Marshal Cinque
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Warrants Issued for SLA Members Named in Perjury Cases
California Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger announced warrants in Alameda County for four Symbionese Liberation Army members Angela Atwood Emily Montague Harris William Taylor Harris and William Lawton Wolfe on perjury charges. The suspects are at large and accused of lying to obtain drivers licenses used to cash checks and possibly for various other activities.
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Death takes newsman McGee, 52
NBC newsman McGee, a veteran broadcaster noted for spaceflight coverage and JFK era breaking stories, died after a long battle with cancer and chemotherapy. Colleagues recall his energy, coolness under pressure, and heroic onair resilience amid illness.
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Traxler Wins 8th District House Seat for Democrats
Attorney and state representative Traxler topples Sparling in a district long Republican, capturing 51.4 percent with 59,918 votes to 56,575 as Nixon’s campaign effort fails to reverse the trend. Traxler vows new government and ethics in the White House, urging voters to throw out the “rascals” and support decent leadership.
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Odd-even gasoline plan ends in California today
In Los Angeles and Ventura counties officials voted to end the odd-even fuel rule imposed under governor’s emergency powers. The plan once covered nine counties and about 70 percent of vehicles, requiring odd license plates on odd days and even plates on even days. Officials worry motorists may misread the end of restrictions as a full end to shortages.
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