Egypt and Israel clash in Sinai tank battle report
The Associated Press describes renewed combat in the Sinai Desert with Egyptian advances claimed along the 102 mile front and Israeli denial of ground loss. Syrian front battles intensify near Damascus as air and artillery exchanges continue.
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Sinai Desert
Israel
Sinaei Peninsula
Damascus
Sinai Front
Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Paul Kohn
Moshe Dayan
State
Syria
Nile Delta
Cairo
Sasa
Hugh A. Mulligan
Mulligan
Hussein
Faisal
Wind-fed blaze leaves 1100 homeless in Chelsea
A wind fueled fire swept 20 blocks of wooden tenements and small businesses in Chelsea Mass injuring five firefighters and leaving about 1100 people homeless. No deaths were reported as National Guard units cordoned off the charred area.
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Boston
National
Second man acquitted in slaying
Lawrence Dennis Peppe Chavez 22 of San Patricio found not guilty by insanity in the July 1 slaying of Ralph Miranda 48. The 12th Judicial District jury deliberated 7 42 hours before a 1 45 p m verdict in Alamogordo.
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Lawrence Dennis
Peppe
Chaves
San Patricio
12Th Judicial District Court
Ralph Miranda
George L. Zumpnerman
Alamogordo
Chavez
Robert Chavez
New Mexico
Albert Rivera
Norman D. Bloom Jr
Charles
Chuck’’ Shaw
Agnew To Speak Tonight On Tax Evasion Case
Former Vice President Spiro Agnew will address a television audience at 5 30 p m MDT in a live NBC CBS broadcast. He resigned after pleading no contest to income tax evasion and will discuss lessons learned and reforms.
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Spiro T. Agnew
NBC
CBS
Agnew
White House
U.S
Baltimore
Justice Department
Oil embargo threat judged as unlikely
Washington reports that Saudi Arabia will not cut the oil flow despite troop commitments in the Middle East conflict. The move marks a diplomatic setback for the United States but Saudi Arabia remains a moderate state with influence on Egypt Syria and Israel's adversaries. President Nixon urged restraint in talks with King Faisal as the Saudi position evolved.
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Jordan
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Syria
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Riyadh
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Paris
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Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Soviet Union
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Haig
Kissinger
Abba Eban
State Department
Runway Checks Begin For Boeing 747 Braking Tests
Officials including L R Merritt Walter B Horne and Dennis A Tucker inspect Roswell runway before a noon Boeing 747 landing. Tests by Boeing and Lockheed under FAA contract aim to study braking on wet pavements. The report also covers Middle East tensions and U S responses.
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L. R. Merritt
Federal Aviation Administration
Washington, D.C
Walter B. Horne
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Langley Research Center
Hampton, Va
Dennis A. Tucker
FAA
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Boeing
Lockheed Aircraft
Cattle killed in accident near Lincoln on U S 380
Fifteen to eighteen head of cattle died when a cattle truck struck a bridge abutment one and a half miles west of Lincoln on U S 380. Driver Gary Lovelace of Carrizozo suffered minor injuries. The animals were being transported to Roswell for Bragg Cornett.
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Carrizozo
New Mexico
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Capitan
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Douglas asserts Johnson phone tapped and court bugged
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas in a dissent claims President Johnson’s phone was tapped and the court’s conference room bugged during his White House term. He offered no substantiation and noted tensions around electronic surveillance in DC.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
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Johnson
Margaret Anne Heutsche
Chicago
Evanston
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Grand Jury
Federalaw
Highlands Regents Back President Amid Student Complaints
Highlands University regents express support for embattled president Frank Angel as dissident students prepare to present complaints. The board opens by approving an emergency policy mirroring UNM 1970 action.
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Highlands University Regents
Highlands
Frank Angel
University of New Mexico
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