U S Arab Policy Defended in Washington Remarks
Roger defended U S Arab policy amid criticisms of appeasement claims. He said U S aims for a peace settlement under U N Security Council resolution with Israel withdrawing from lands seized in 1967, frontier security, refugee care, and partial Jerusalem internationalization, while urging stalled talks with Egypt and Jordan.
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Guerrillas Shell Area in Israel Trigger Raid and Attacks
Guerrillas fired rockets from Jordan and Lebanon toward northern Israel and the Sea of Galilee region. Israeli jets hit targets near the Jordan River in retaliation. A rocket crashed into Kiryat Simona near the Lebanese border, damaging a school and a residence with no casualties. Jordanian strikes damaged villages in the northern Jordan Valley. An attack north of Bethlehem drew about 1,000 Christian pilgrims. Israel also conducted a second raid on an Egyptian military installation along the coast.
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Plane Hits Hangar In Hawaii Crash At 24 MPH
A Navy Crusader jet crashed into hangar 8 at Hickam Field Hawaii, plowing through parked Phantoms and exploding in flames. Damage totals exceed $20 million as crews battled the blaze. Pilot survived engine failure and reportedly faced a critical eject decision.
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Oil Slick Smears 20 Miles of Coast
Oil from a fractured Union Oil Platform A pipe fouled 20 miles of Santa Barbara coast. Natural seepage rose during repairs. production resumed and flow slowed. Offshore oil estimated at 21 000 to 35 600 gallons. Seacliff beach tar and oil on rocks visible. seabird cleaning observed. Union Oil postponed cleanup to assess damage.
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Eight Die in Navy Hangar Crash at Mira Mar
Navy lists eight killed when a jet fighter crashed and burned inside a hangar at Mira Mar Naval Air Station. Capt Burr said Monday that at least two more may have died, naming several identified crewmen from Vista San Diego and San Diego area bases among the dead and injured.
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Body of Woman Found at Church in Garden Grove
The clothed 26 year old Santa Ana woman was found dead in a church flower bed in Garden Grove. Police withheld her name pending kin, and an autopsy will determine cause of death. No obvious fatal wounds or robbery motive were found. purse with credit cards lay near the body.
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Wide Area Snow and Rain Slam Regions on Tale of Storm
A massive winter storm hit a broad region with heavy snow and rain. Dubuque Iowa logged 12 inches while Sioux City measured about 10 inches. Northern Illinois faced one way traffic on some highways due to blowing and drifting snow. Across northern Indiana about four inches was on the ground as the storm moved east. Detroit reported snow with little accumulation. The Northeast faced a guaranteed white Christmas as precipitation waned there. The storm, now across Canadian provinces, spun with strong winds and drifting snow. In the south, two Boeing 727s ran off runways in separate ice and wind incidents. Oregon Washington and Northern California saw gusty winds and heavy rain, Cape Blanco receiving nearly two inches in six hours. Gale warnings persisted on extreme north California and Oregon coasts, with storm warnings along Washington’s coastline.
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Congress Grants Final OK to Tax Bill
Congress approved the tax bill amid talks of a presidential veto. Nixon warned he would veto if the bill reached him in its initial form, while supporters argued it would pass with a two thirds veto override. The measure includes a personal exemption path, a temporary surtax, and broadened tax reforms affecting investment and corporate rules.
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Congress OKs Race Hiring Plan Endorsed by Nixon
President Nixon hailed Congress action that eliminated a rider barring federal funding for Philadelphia plan projects. The plan sets minority employment goals on federally financed builds, with Philadelphia targeting about 20 percent of the workforce. The move follows Comptroller Staats ruling that such quotas exist. Census data show US population at 204,006,000 on Nov 1, up 190,000 since Oct and 3 million since Nov 1963.
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