Sinai battle escalates as Israelis push front lines
U S rushes military aid to Israel as Israeli forces press Sinai offensives. Israeli reports say its air force and warships strike targets in Egypt and Syria while repelling Egyptian efforts to break out near Kantara and across the canal. Egypt claims local counterattacks repelled Israeli advances and destroys Israeli tanks.
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Mitla
U S Plans Gas Controls in Southland
U S plans strict gas limits for jet outlets and vehicle fuels in California regions including Los Angeles San Francisco and San Diego under EPA timeframe. The plan features motor cycle registration bans, parking surcharges, bus carpool lanes and mandatory inspections with phased implementation starting 1974 75 and 76 across major metro areas.
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Gang of youths gun bus driver on unruly ride
Edward Cusier, 30, of South Gate, was shot on a bus after reporting a gang of seven to eight youths aged 15 to 18 causing trouble and spraying paint on seats. He remained in stable condition at St. Francis Hospital Lynwood. A security officer found him and sought witnesses while police searched for the youths.
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Gas price forecast to top $1 a gallon by 1975
California executive Arnall G. Rudoff warned that gasoline could exceed $1 a gallon by 1975. He blamed the Nixon administration for short term energy fixes and urged a bold national program, including nuclear fusion research, to achieve future energy independence.
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Long Beach Woman Dies In Apparent Suicide Letter Alert
Mary Louise Gresham 31 of Old W Broadway Long Beach was found dead in a parking lot below her apartment after police traced a suspicious letter tied to her case. Postal workers reported a card with a photo and note copying newspapers on death.
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Mike Thornfield
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Mass fire leaves 1,100 homeless in city disaster
A massive blaze in a Massachusetts city destroyed hundreds of wooden structures near flammable storage, prompting evacuation of residents. Gov. Francis W. Sargent declared a disaster area as firefighters battled the wind-driven flames for hours and authorities moved to assist displaced families and secure the area.
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United States
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Fire department dummy stolen from UW training center
Seattle police issued a missing persons alert for Resusi-Annie, a life size dummy used by the fire department for resuscitation training. Detectives said the dummy was taken from a University of Washington training center on Sunday.
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Nixon declares peacemaker role in Middle East policy
President Nixon framed the United States as a peacemaker in the Middle East, affirming every nation's right to independence and security. He noted past U.S. actions, discussed ending fighting for lasting peace, and weighed Israel rearmament with Soviet arms influence shaping supply.
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Automatic gas price hikes eyed in possible pass through
Washington reports the Cost of Living Council may allow gasoline retailers to pass higher wholesale gasoline costs to consumers automatically. John T. Dunlop confirmed an announcement is likely after public comment. If approved, retail gasoline could rise another 1 to 3 cents per gallon, following last month’s approval of four cent increases for dealers.
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Agnew speaks on impeachment schemes and loss of career
In San Francisco, Agnew rejects claims of a fund‑backed scheme to force impeachment and argues the strategy would ensure a conviction. He recalls fundraising for the GOP, denies payments for speeches, and laments his ruined political life while supported by his wife Judy and staff. A separate report notes a PG&E power outage in the Sunset District affecting 3,400 customers and cutting the World Series broadcast.
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