Washington Senate approves promotion of two Air Force officers
The Senate approved Maj. Gen. Alton B. Slay and Brig. Gen. Charles A. Gabriel for promotion amid controversy over unauthorized bombing in North Vietnam. Sen. Harold Hughes opposed the moves, citing their roles under Gen. Lavelle, cashiered for the same bombings.
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Agnew cheers at Sinatra concert in Largo Md
Former Vice President Spiro Agnew drew applause at a Frank Sinatra concert at the Capital Centre in Largo Maryland as he arrived with a party. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and his wife joined the audience minutes later to loud approval from about 15 000 attendees.
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Israel vows more Lebanon raids at UN says will continue
Israel pledged to raid southern Lebanon in retaliation for guerrilla attacks. The UN Security Council condemned Israel's April 12 raid that hit six Lebanese villages and killed three civilians while kidnapping 18. China and Iraq did not participate. the US supported the resolution after failing to amend it to include Qiryat Shmona.
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Israel marks independence amid war dead on birthday
Israel observes 26 years of independence as fighting continues on the Syrian front. Authorities note 2,500 dead in the Yom Kippur era while Beirut reports flag placements on Mount Hermon. The government cancels a parade, mourning 10,000 dead across four wars, amid student antiwar activity.
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Libyan leader linked to plot against Sadat
The Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy was named by Al Ahram as involved in a failed bid to overthrow President Anwar Sadat. The report cites Ibrahim Abdullah Batiyah visiting Tripoli last summer to discuss forming command organizations in Arab countries to commit sabotage.
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Crude oil imports top three million barrels daily
U S crude oil imports exceeded three million barrels per day for the first time in four months as deliveries rose after the Arab oil embargo suspension. The American Petroleum Institute reported week ending last Friday imports at 8.29 million barrels daily, up from 2.85 million prior week, with production averaging 9.04 million barrels daily and refined product inventories higher than a year ago across major categories.
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Press-Telegram viyrigar clash at Heist secend Lun Paptage
Fragmentary OCR notes show a clash or event labeled as a Heist secend Lun Paptage with derailed wording. The text mentions Sunday and delivery, with scattered references to AM and PM times and a probable public or newspaper record.
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