Forces Battle Before Deadline in Middle East War
United Press International reports fierce clashes on two fronts as Egypt and Syria resist a 12 hour cease fire window while the U N Security Council pushes for an in place truce and immediate talks toward a just peace Saudi Iran and the United States coordinate.
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Egypt
Syria
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Suez Canal
U.N
China
Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Henry A. Kissinger
Persian Gulf
Bahrein
Kuwait
Qatar
United States
Iraq
America
Marilyn Monroe Auction Draws 31 Lots Total 3585 Dollars
Marilyn Monroe memorabilia including a 1952 letter to Miss Monroe and a 1962 63 Eros magazine set sold Sunday for 3585 dollars. Janet Raymond a 21 year old Pepperdine student who resembles Monroe bid on several items and said she admires the star while denying imitation.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Marilyn Monroe
Janet Raymond
Pepperdine University
Miss Monroe
Sid
Burbank
Calif
Bill Sheringan
Little Rock
Ark
Dearest Sunshine
Miss Raymond
Eros Magazine
Monroe
Santa Monica
Janet
Marilyn
Police Fire Over Festival In Houma
At the Day in the Sun rock festival 5 000 attendees faced gunfire from unknown assailants and police returned fire over heads of the crowd. 104 attendees were arrested on narcotics charges and four officers were injured by projectiles during the disturbance. The event ended and the site evacuated. In Seattle a $5000 bulldozer was stolen after driving through a fence onto a loading dock then into a truck.
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Houma
UPI
Terrebone Parish
Charleton Rozzandi
Rozzands
Rozzandi
Seattle
Wash
UAW Delivers Strike Notice as Ford Talks Loom
In Detroit UPI reports the United Auto Workers served Ford with a strike warning affecting 185,000 production workers if no contract is reached by Friday at 10 a.m. Leaders cite chances of agreement but acknowledge a strike is possible. talks with GM and Chrysler context follow. The piece also notes Soviet US agreement not to renew arms shipments to Middle East combatants and cease fire momentum.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers Today
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Ken Bannon
Ford
Leonard
Woodcock
Dearborn
International Harvester
Chicago
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford Hias
Bannon
Malcolm Denise
Denise
London
Soviet Union
United States
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Gilda Stops in Bahamas as High Pressure Holds
Tropical Storm Gilda was stalled near 25.2N 75.9W about 100 miles east of Nassau as a high pressure system over the U S kept the storm nearly motionless. Winds were 40 to 50 mph with Cat Island feeling lesser gusts on Sunday.
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UPI
Gilda
Bahama Islands
United States
National Hurricane Center
Nassau
Cat Island
New Watergate Prosecution Chief Faces Tough Choices
Washington based Henry Petersen, now in charge of the Watergate prosecution, must decide whether to pursue indictments tied to the break in at the Democratic National Headquarters and possible campaign finance violations by corporations. He may follow Nixon’s instruction not to obtain tapes or documents, amid a reorganized task force after Cox’s dismissal.
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UPI
Henry E. Petersen
Archibald Cox
White House
Nixon
Cox
Petersen
Democratic National
Watergate Complex
Spiro T. Agnew
Watergate Special Prosecution Task Force
Justice Department
James Doyle
Henry Ruth
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