Sinai War Rages as Israel and Arab States Grind On
In ongoing fighting across Syria and Egypt, strikes hit the Damascus defense ministry and broadcasting HQ, while Israel reports reclaiming Golan Heights territory and repelling aerial and ground assaults. Kuwait mobilizes to aid Egypt and Syria, and Brezhnev urges Arab support.
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Food for thought at Pentagon
Rev. Les Aspin criticizes rising Pentagon cafeteria prices for GIs and civilians while generals dine in a generals mess with a $1 tab paid by the taxpayer. He cites a six entree, eight appetizer and 17 dessert pre set menu and asks the General Accounting Office to investigate inflation-driven costs.
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Flu shots urged for Cal elderly and sickly
State Health Director J M Stubblebine urged elderly and chronically ill Californians to get flu immunizations by November to guard against an expected outbreak by December. He warned limited vaccine production may cause local shortages and said children and healthy adults should vaccinate only if supply allows.
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Kissinger Warns Russians on Detente and Alliances
Henry Kissinger cautioned Soviet and Russian policy, saying the United States will resist using detente to weaken alliances and will respond if tensions rise. He spoke at a Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions forum as two young protesters disrupted the event. One, Ted Glick, later faced charges tied to the Harrisburg Eight trial.
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Agnew case probes leaks as officials face oath questions
The Agnew probe sought to compel top officials to answer under oath about news leaks while reporters argued against broad subpoenas. The Justice Department defended newsmen’s testimony when relevant but rejected fishing expeditions, citing court principles and a clamp on vague inquiries.
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President seeks plan for truce amid Middle East fighting
White House said Nixon opened diplomacy with Soviet leader Brezhnev and Kissinger met Huang Chen in Beijing liaison talks as senators moved a Middle East peace resolution toward passage. House action was temporarily delayed by Rep. Gross who objected that it would force Arab forces back to their lines.
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