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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1973

Page

5

Proxmire Demands Kissinger Reveal Reasons for Global Alert

Sen William Proxmire calls on Secretary Kissinger to fulfill a pledge and reveal the facts behind the U S military alert during the Middle East crisis. Kissinger had said at a press conference he regretted promising to disclose the reasons. President Nixon ordered 2.3 million personnel to alert following Soviet threats.

Washington UPI William Proxmire Henry A. Kissinger U. S Middle East Kissinger Nixon Soviet Union Mideast

Ben-Gurion Condition Worsens After Stroke Battle

Tel Aviv report says former prime minister David Ben-Gurion aged around 75 to 80 worsened overnight as his blood pressure and pulse dropped. He remains in serious condition after a cerebral hemorrhage last Sunday with doctors noting deterioration from complications.

Tel Aviv UPI David Ben-Gurion Israel Ben- Gurion Ben-Gurion Boleslaw Goldman Ben Gurion Physicians Sheba

Ben-Gurion Suffers Setback After Mild Stroke

The medical center outside Tel Aviv reports a worsening condition for Ben-Gurion with conscious fogging, low blood pressure, and high fever, while still in serious status. Rush to Tel Hashomer six days ago followed a mild stroke paralyzing his right side. He has received many visitors including Prime Minister Meir and Defense Minister Dayan. Born David Green in Poland, he led Israel in its first war and headed the country for twelve years.

Tel Aviv Ben-Gurion Tel. Hashomer Hospital Galda Meir Defense Moshe Dayan David Green Poland Palestine Israel

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