Egypt accuses Israel of napalm attacks amid cease fire bid
United Nations debate centers on Egypt charging Israel with napalm and missile assaults on troops and civilians in the Suez area. Egypt calls for U S and Soviet patrols to police the lines while the United States rejects direct military involvement.
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Top U S Troops and Air Force Placed On Alert
The Soviet Union announced it would not insist on sending Soviet troops to the Middle East as part of a UN emergency force to police the cease fire following a worldwide alert of U S military forces. Washington UPI reports thousands of American troops were placed on alert.
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Worldwide precautionary alert amid Middle East cease fire pressures
The United States and Soviet tensions over the Middle East prompted a general alert affecting many bases worldwide. Kissinger said the alert would last only as long as necessary and opposed unilateral Soviet troop deployment while supporting observer teams and a neutral peacekeeping force.
Nixon to hold TV news briefing on tapes and Mideast
President Nixon scheduled a 6 p.m. PDT national address to discuss Watergate tapes and the Middle East. He canceled a Watergate talk to focus on the ceasefire and boosted diplomacy with the Soviets as congressional leaders prepared to meet.
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Weather forecast with patchy fog and mild temps
Fair through Friday with late night and early morning fog. Winds variable to 15 mph. Highs around 68 today and 72 tomorrow. Saturday outlook fair. Temperatures yesterday 63, low 44 this morning. River readings: Lake Red Bluff 15.1, Bend Bridge 18.6, Woodson Bridge 166.8 ft. Sunset 6:15 p.m. and sunrise 7:31 a.m. PDT.
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Public pressure sways Nixon on White House tapes
Sen. Cranston said the public reaction forced President Nixon to reverse his stance and release the tapes. He noted voters favored what Nixon did yesterday and warned no one is above the law.
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Nixon vetoes war powers bill amid Senate override push
President Nixon vetoed a bill constraining U S war power arguing it unconstitutional and dangerous. He cited crises from Berlin 1961 to Jordan 1970 and a Middle East war as situations where the measure would hinder effective response. Some senators pledged to seek an override, but House votes were seen unlikely. The bill would limit U S troop action to 90 days absent declared war and allow Congress to end fighting earlier by concurrent resolution.
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Area 4-Hers Grow Sugar Beets for Club Projects
Woodland 4-Hers participate in a sugar beet growing program aided by Spreckles Sugar Company and the farm extension service. Beets are harvested and refined sugar awarded to each participant, with a silver cup for the top project. An awards event in Woodland on November 3 will honor 4-H members from Antelope Bend Jelly and Olive clubs.
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California employers told to post vote time notices
California employers must display notices informing workers they may take up to two hours off with pay to vote on November 6. The rule requires conspicuous posting 10 days before the election and workers to notify two days ahead if they need time off.
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High Price To Pay Over Richardson Resignation
John G. Veneman, former undersecretary at HEW, says Elliott Richardson’s resignation shows there are people who value a nation of laws over a nation of men. Veneman, a Republican lieutenant governor hopeful, praises Richardson’s choice as a stand for the country’s right over political self interest.
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