Mideast POWs homecoming and ceasefire talks continue
The article reports on emotional homecomings of Israeli POWs from the 1973 conflict, with updated counts of Egyptian, Syrian, Iraqi, and Moroccan prisoners and claims about remaining captives. It notes prisoner exchange negotiations led by Israeli and Egyptian generals at Kilometer 101, plus related ceasefire provisions and disputed fire incidents. A separate note from Dallas warns car pools can affect insurance if run for profit while remaining legitimate when usage is equally shared.
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UAW plans GM mini walks to pressure contract
The United Auto Workers sharpened its strategy with three to four day mini strikes at GM plants under Operation Apache to avoid a national walkout. President Leonard Woodcock said the plan aims to bluff GM into accepting a new national contract while preserving strike funds.
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Sunday Bus Service Contingent on Fuel Allocations
Buses will still run on Sunday despite wartime fuel disruptions. Evans said San Diego is now sourcing fuel from Bakersfield and other places as Los Angeles supplies decline. Long Beach officials said a Sunday curtailment may occur without needed allocations, though executive vice president William Farell hopes for restoration by applying to the Office of Oil and Gas.
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Nixon launches public campaign to clear himself
Nixon opens a public drive to defend himself over Watergate, boasting real estate holdings and achievements in a 20 minute speech. He says he aims to avoid stock related problems, praises domestic progress, and urges Congress to curb spending as he faces scrutiny from investigators.
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Army to test new nerve gas in open air
SALT LAKE CITY UPI The army plans an open air test of a new binary nerve gas despite EPA and White House objections. Secretary Callaway said no test schedule exists and noted past Dugway tests killed 400 sheep but that open air testing may be more reliable. Agencies could block plan, and nerve agents seen as deterrent.
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Election donation explained in Nixon finance hearings
Testimony describes a $76,000 corporate contribution via a false voucher tied to Libya, with claims of $100,000 routed through “special ways.” Spater criticizes campaign finance and proposes new rules excluding ex-officials from soliciting funds. A Braniff witness admits laundering $40,000 for the Nixon campaign using an irregular ticket scheme.
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Militant leader shot dead in Harlem gunfight
Police said the militant leader was shot after firing on officers outside a store. Myers died on arrival at Lincoln Hospital from multiple chest wounds after returning fire that left him with nine shots fired. Agents found two submachine guns a pistol grenades and hundreds of rounds in his apartment along with a Black Liberation Army poster and Mao Tse-tung works. Nearby raids tied other alleged members to a May 1871 Harlem patrolman murders and a New Jersey Turnpike trooper death.
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