Lebanon Faces Water Crisis After Israeli Incursion
Lissan Al-Hal reports no final casualty toll yet as reports arrive in Beirut. Over 70 southern towns lack water after Taibeh treatment plant blast. water trucks serve affected areas. Syria shells Golan Heights and Arab factions call for nationalizing American interests as Lebanese army fights back.
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Uganda Reclares Victory in Tanzania Border Invasion
Uganda says it routed about 1500 Ugandan exiles who landed from Tanzania, retaking three towns and driving attackers from Mbarara. Casualties cited include 200 enemy dead and nine Ugandan soldiers killed. one plane reportedly hit Bukoba near Lake Victoria. President Idi Amin accused Britain of planning intervention. London denied it.
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Nixon to Cut Aid for Narcotics Protectors in Sharp U.S. Policy
President Nixon declared the United States will suspend all economic and military aid to nations whose leaders shield narcotics traffickers. He announced tougher measures at the International Narcotics Control Conference, highlighting expanded drug treatment facilities and a surge in drug arrests, while criticizing Southeast Asian heroin routes and allied complicity.
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Vitamins Recalled By FDA Over Sedative Containing Pills
SUN VALLEY Calif The FDA ordered recall of 2 million vitamin pills from Strong Cobb Amer Inc due to Amorbarbitol a sedative that can trigger dangerous reactions in heavy drinkers or people with certain lung conditions. A previous recall of another large batch from the same firm occurred last month.
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Historic ages of Reds and Pirates teams
The Cincinnati Reds origin in the National League dates to 1879, while the Pittsburgh Pirates joined in 1887. The text also discusses a hypothetical contact with Senator Susman about pistol law, urging review of firearm related felonies and possible amendments.
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Republicans Hope For GOP Congress Control In 1972
United Press International reports GOP leaders predict Nixon winning 60 percent or more could flip Congress. Senators Dominick and Wilson say 60 percent nationwide would give Republicans control of Senate and House, while House Democrats counter that at least 50 GOP gains are needed.
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Washington Window
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Goldwater Claims Abrams Lavelle Ordered Air Strike
Sen. Barry Goldwater says Gen. Creighton Abrams and Gen. John Lavelle ordered an unauthorized North Vietnam radar strike last spring. Abrams denies issuing the attack while Goldwater defends the action as justified and criticizes war limits.
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Johnson urges accepting change to keep America great
In Temple Texas Lyndon B Johnson, recovering from a heart attack, tells Americans to listen to the young and embrace new ideas or risk losing greatness. He warns against closing ears to those who seek to perfect the nation and its ideals.
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McGovern Urges End to Strip Mining in West Virginia
Senator George McGovern campaigned in Logan urging an end to strip mining and clear cutting after referencing West Virginia’s coal industry. He spoke at the Logan County courthouse near the site of a deadly slag-dam disaster that killed 118 this year, criticizing mine safety oversight by the Bureau of Mines.
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UPI
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Appalachia
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Mich
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Shriver Campaigns Across Pennsylvania for Jobs Slogan
Democratic vice presidential candidate Sargent Shriver campaigns in Pennsylvania promising a job for every American who wants work. He cites rising prices under Nixon and recalls rallies in Parsippany and Pittsburgh with large crowds as McGovern Shriver heads a two week national tour.
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Weather Showers Today Beckley and Vicinity
Showers likely this afternoon with a high in the mid 70s. Tonight chance of showers with a low in the 60s. Tuesday largely sunny and warm with a high in the low 80s. Probabilities: 60 percent this afternoon, 30 tonight, 20 Tuesday.
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NFU accuses traders of windfall profits on wheat to Russia
The National Farmers Union says private traders could have gained up to 100 million dollars by timing purchases and export subsidy requests for wheat shipments to Russia this summer, while official subsidy data remain confidential. Groncho Marx reportedly suffered mild strokes amid concern over the Munich killings, with tests due to confirm. Apollo 17 launch to be watched from a Dutch liner off Cape Kennedy on December 6 as space buffs toast the mission and head to the Caribbean to discuss space travel future.
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Study Finds Auto Crashes Often Personal Crisis Reports
Houston doctors examined 28 consecutive fatal crashes and found about 15 percent were deliberate personal crisis reports rather than accidents. The study, conducted at Baylor College of Medicine, suggests thousands of yearly fatalities could be reclassified, with implications for the understanding of automobile deaths in America.
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Alex D. Pokoriny
James P. Smith
John R. Finch
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