Fury of war swells as Middle East clashes widen
As fighting rages across the Sinai and Golan Heights the Israeli military reports heavy losses by Syrian and Egyptian forces while penetrating deep into enemy lines. Arab nations pledge aid. Khadafy says Libya will fund the war effort and US support is framed as decisive.
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Soviet leader pledges aid to Arabs in Middle East peace
At a Moscow luncheon for Japan’s prime minister Tanaka, Brezhnev labeled Israel the aggressor in the Middle East. He said the USSR remains committed to a fair lasting peace and guaranteed security for all states in the region, and is prepared to contribute to insuring such peace.
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Nixon seeks Soviet help on Middle East ceasefire
President Nixon urged Soviet leaders to back a ceasefire in the Middle East as Henry Kissinger held talks with the Chinese ambassador and Dobrynin. Ziegler said the U S aims to build broad support and avoid direct confrontation with the Soviet Union while preparing a Security Council plan in New York. Nixon, grim, said he would not add to official statements as he received updates on the war and diplomatic reactions.
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Mideast debate at U N opens amid cease fire dispute
United Nations debate on Middle East opens amid disagreement over cease fire terms and a potential move to the Security Council. U S officials confirm outlines of a forthcoming council move while Arab, Soviet and Chinese blocs exercise influence.
Jewish rally aids in U S funding drive on Long Island
Jewish groups on Long Island raised nearly 300000 dollars Sunday at a hastily arranged UJA luncheon in the Americana Hotel. Demonstrators at Dag Hammarskjold Plaza shouted Am Israel Chai as they marched toward the U N, while a clash outside the Israeli consulate led to eight arrests and injuries to two officers.
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Hate mail hikes Nixon security measures at White House
UPI reports the Secret Service tightened White House security due to a rise in hate mail targeting President Nixon and the First Family. Envelopes and packages now require police checks or fluoroscopic screening before delivery on White House grounds. Affected are aides and newsmen with passes, amid concerns over letter bombs and global bomb scares.
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Compton Bar Stabbing Leaves One Dead Five Hurt
A 22 year old Compton man was stabbed to death and five others were wounded outside Mia Ranchita Cafe on Compton Boulevard after an argument between two sets of brothers. Manuel Y. Trujillo died at Dominguez Valley Hospital. Victims include Gusta vo Trujillo 28 Juan Ruiz 41 and Emilio Ruiz 46 all from Los Angeles. Two bystanders suffered minor injuries. The attacker fled into the dark.
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Boy killed as family jeep flips in Downey crash
A six year old Norwalk boy was killed and his parents and two brothers were injured Sunday when the family open vehicle broke loose from its trailer and overturned on a transition road to the Santa Ana freeway in Downey.
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