Israeli Air Strikes Along Suez Canal Continue Amid Escalating War
International report says Israeli warplanes pounded Egyptian military sites along the Suez Canal for about 90 minutes today. Nixon pledged more military hardware to Israel, sparking mixed reactions from Tel Aviv and Cairo as heavy weekend fighting widens across the region.
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Suez Canal
Middle East
Nixon
Israel
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Washington
United States
Egypt
Red Sea
Shadwan
Shadwan Island
Sinai Peninsula
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Widow Donates Million-Dollar Art Collection to San Francisco
San Francisco receives $3 million in art from Tullah Hanley, widow of a Bradford oilman, including Gauguin and Renoir pieces. She describes herself boldly and notes portions will also go to Denver. Her flamboyant past and public gifts draw attention from club owners and society columnists.
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UPD
Tullah Hanley
de Ylung Museum
Edward Hanley
Tullah
Europe
United States
Hanley
Bradford
Gauguin
Matisse
Manet
Boucher
Renoir
Denver
Oakland Museum
Soviet newsmen tour Berkeley and discuss transit links
Eleven Soviet journalists visiting the United States met students and hippies at UC Berkeley lunching on Telegraph Avenue and listened to an impromptu rock concert. They will meet Governor Reagan and California lawmakers in Sacramento and tour cities including New York Milwaukee Chicago Los Angeles and New Orleans. The group, sponsored by the American Society of Newspaper Editors, noted a Bay Area Rapid Transit District official described elements of the Leningrad subway in the new San Francisco Bay to Oakland line.
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UPI
University of California
Berkeley
Ronald Reagan
California
Sacramento
United States
Telegraph Avenue
Bay Area
Winter Weather Shifts Inland Across the Nation
Freezing weather tightens in the Northern tier while a mid winter thaw spreads south and west. Warm Pacific and Gulf air bring mild conditions to Florida as Great Lakes snow mixes with freezing rain in the Northeast. Wisconsin reports heavy snow and dangerous driving amid four highway deaths.
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Pacific
Gulf
Great Lakes
North Atlantic
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
New England
North Pacific
Florida
Kingsville
Tex
Maine
Tulsa
Okla
Wisconsin
Mullen
Idaho
Cape Cod
Mass
Nantucket Island
Senator Urges Grounding All C5A Planes
Senator William Proxmire urged the Air Force to ground all C5A cargo planes as unsafe and halt further procurement. He cited 46 design changes relaxing performance standards and a $2 billion overruns tied to the Lockheed CSA contract.
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Washington
UPI
William Proxmire
D- Wis
Air Force
Proxmire
Senate
CSA
Lockheed Corp
Local Sports Take Lead in Early Games
Local teams opened the season strong with key wins and standout performances. Coaches praised defense and quick transitions as players logged notable scoring sprees and clutch finishes across multiple venues.
Son Of NJ Gov In Drug Trouble
Philadelphia report says John Cahill 19, son of New Jersey governor William Cahill, was arrested for possession of marijuana and posted a $200 bond. He faces felony charges with a Feb. 4 court date and was held briefly in a basement hearing rather than a state courtroom.
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UPI
William T. Cahill
New Jersey
John
Cahill
FBI
Police Administration
Paul Sherwin
Collingswood
Thomas Flynn
John Cahill
Camel Found Dead in Driveway Traced to Prank
In Lafayette Indiana a dead camel was found in a family driveway. Police are investigating a possible prank. In Tulsa Oklahoma during a snow storm motorists sought sand crews for icy intersections but winds later blew away the sand, leaving the city recalling the 1930s dust storms.
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United Press International
Lafayette
Ind
Robert Bohnert
Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Water raised behind Little Goose dam to clear debris
The water behind the Little Goose lock and dam on the Snake River was raised about 60 feet from 540 to between 581 and 600 feet to flush driftwood and debris over the dam. About 108 000 cubic feet per second flowed over the structure as gates were closed.
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Little Goose
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Here
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Monumental
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