Anti-Guerilla Mail Plot Targets Israeli Officials
A new wave of letters uncovered in Jerusalem targets Arye Poces chair of the Jewish Agency and other officials. Transport Minister Shimon Peres and Welfare Ministry director general Moshe Ku raetz are named with threats linked to militant Jewish Defense Teague. The Vatican warns that reprisals will inflame hatred and cites scripture condemning vengeance.
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Arye Pocus
Shirmon Feres Ani Moshe Kuretz
Welfare Ministry
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Israel
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Johannesburg
Arthur Super
United Progressive Jewish Congregation
Black September Movement
Snpet
Black September Organization
Munich
Benefits raised for GI widows and dependents
President Nixon signed into law a new survivor benefit plan for widows widowers and children of retired military personnel to replace the old program. The plan funds benefits from federal outlays and veteran contributions with automatic protection unless declined and ties payments to the consumer price index. It covers about 90 000 retirees with monthly benefits from 143 dollars to 4237 dollars plus a minimum income guarantee and adds cost of living adjustments.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate Armed Services Committee
House passes consumer safety bill despite veto talk
The House approved a bill to create a five member Consumer Product Safety Commission with power to ban unsafe home and school appliances and goods. It excludes food cosmetics motor vehicles tobacco pesticides weapons and ammo. The measure passed 316 to 50 and goes to conference with a Senate plan to replace FDA with a super agency for food drug and product safety.
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UPL
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
Senate
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Action Line readers seek guidance on debts and refunds
The column covers bankruptcy asset liquidation delays, a Blue Ribbon Meats refund dispute after a down payment, and a local attorney noting parental responsibility for adult children's debts only if a ward of the state. Also includes card values by Goldfaden and a vinegar biscuit recipe.
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Blue Ribbon Meats Inc
Valley Blvd
el Monte
Action Line
Gerritos
Action Line Hirst
Blue Ribbon Meats
Sharon Santana
Crek
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Bellflower
Microwave system cleared to build coast to coast network
Southern Pacific Communications Co. won FCC permits to build the first 19 microwave stations between San Francisco and Los Angeles at a cost of 3.4 million dollars. The 11 state system will run from Seattle to San Diego and from Los Angeles to East St. Louis with service to Phoenix Tucson El Paso San Antonio Houston Dallas Fort Worth and Pine Bluff. John N. Albertson said the line will serve private line customers across business government and education. Applications for Los Angeles to East St. Louis and remaining segments will be filed soon.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Communications Co
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Southern Pacific Co
Los Angeles
Seattle
San Diego
East St. Louis
Phoenix
Tucson
el Paso
San Antonio
Houston
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Pine Bluff
John N. Albertson
Social Security tax hike raises employer burden and benefits
A tax increase, effective January 1, raises the Social Security withholdings for workers. Higher earners face a maximum tax rising from 468 to 648 this year and 720 for those at 12 000 or more in 1974, while benefits were already increased 20 percent this summer. The 28 million Social Security recipients do not get an across the board rise. Provisions include extending coverage to people over 65.
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Congress
No GIs killed in Vietnam in 7 days review note
Reports show no American combat fatalities in the seven days ending Saturday while ground fighting caused 4,thousand Vietnamese and 4,625 Communist deaths. Wounded costs include 1,710 South Vietnamese and five non battle deaths among 36,500 Americans remaining in Vietnam.
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Vietnam
Youth Arrest Made Over Bomb Threat at Ridgecrest High
Kern County sheriff's deputies report a 16 year old boy was arrested Wednesday for placing a homemade bomb in the air conditioning system at Ridgecrest High School. The identity of the youth was not released.
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Ridgecrest
UPI
Kern County
Shefift
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