Nixon Seeks Israel Arms Aid Amid War Strain
President Nixon requests a wide aid package to Israel including planes tanks missiles and artillery to sustain the military balance in the Middle East. Senators Muskie and Humphrey pledge quick approval while others foresee rapid congressional action upon reconvening. A separate Cambodia aid of 200 million is urged to counter a communist victory and sustain the Paris peace framework.
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Manila Expert Speaks at Southwest High School Seminar
Dr. Vitaliano Bernardino of the Philippine American Educational Foundation spoke Friday afternoon at Southwest High School. He addressed the importance and implications of school curricula, with discussion on how curricula affect student performance. The event was sponsored by the Southwest School District, the Southwest Teachers Association, and the Southwest Council of Parent-Teacher Associations.
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Combat Intensifies Across Sinai and Syria Fronts
Reports from Cairo and Pentagon sources describe brutal Sinai clashes as Egypt presses to end the 14 day war. Israeli forces claim heavy Egyptian losses while pushing along the Suez Canal banks and destroying Arab tanks and SAM sites. US intelligence notes rising airlift and growing Russian aid to Syria, with oil squeezes affecting Western nations.
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Memorial Services for Airman Olson at Randolph AFB
Memorial services for Airman Gentld F Olson will be held at noon Saturday in Chapel 1 at Randolph Air Force Base. Olson was killed in action in Southeast Asia during a cargo mission in Vietnam. Surviving family includes wife Lupe of San Antonio and two sons, Mark and Joon.
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Board rejects reasoned dismissal policy at two San Antonio colleges
The San Antonio Union Junior College District vote 95 to 1 against SAC Professor Johnny M. McCain's proposal to require reasons for probationary teacher dismissal. The board ruled non tenure teachers must receive notice of nonrenewal by March 1 in year one, by February 1 in year two, and by December 1 after more than two years at San Antone and St Philip's Colleges.
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Nixon Yields For Unity In Watergate Tape Crisis
President Nixon orders a settlement to avoid a constitutional crisis over executive privilege. He will not pursue Supreme Court review after the Court of Appeals ruling, while insisting confidentiality of the presidency remains paramount.
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