Israeli tanks strike in Syria amid major Golan clash
Israeli tank column with air and artillery support swept the Golan Heights crossing the cease-fire line and attacking Syrian bases. Syria counterattacked along the southern and northern sectors, with armor and mechanized infantry crossing the line and contesting Israeli positions. Heavy fighting spread to Rafidim and areas near Queneitra as jets battled above Damascus.
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AMA adopts patient welfare standard for abortion
The American Medical Association approved a policy shifting abortion to the patient’s doctor as best for welfare, allowing non coerced physician discretion within state medical practice acts. Critics from Catholic physician groups urge resignations. AMA leaders call the move progressive, with Hall to become president in 1971.
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SALT talks see US negotiator return for Vienna session
Gerard C. Smith leads the US delegation in the 20th SALT session in Vienna after three days in Washington with President Nixon and aides. Talks focus on ICBMs ABMs and MIRVs with a planned next meeting at the Soviet Embassy and a possible joint communique signaling consensus on ABM and ICBM limits.
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Democrats vow Hill Burton override as Nixon veto looms
Democrats announce a major campaign issue over President Nixon's veto of the Hill Burton hospital bill. The House and Senate move to override, with Republicans split on the funding and budget implications amid charges of fiscal responsibility versus health care needs.
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Brush Fires Threaten Homes in Los Angeles Area
In four Southern California counties, at least 30 brush and grass fires burned under 100 degree heat and high winds. The biggest blaze scorched about 120 acres near Lincoln High School in El Sereno before containment. another fire north of Cahuenga Pass threatened Lake Hollywood estates. Three helicopters dropped water but faced lines and power pole hazards as Warner Bros studios and Pepperdine area structures faced potential risk.
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Auto fire destroys 1963 car. start under investigation
Firemen said a 1963 imported auto driven by John P. Lint burned out at 3:42 a.m. at 78th Street and Camelback Road. The blaze's cause was undetermined. Juveniles reportedly started a small papers fire, with no damage. neighbors complain of after dark bonfires at Mohave School patio at 9:46 p.m. Thursday.
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Tonto National Forest Closed For Extreme Fire Hazard
Tonto National Forest will close to the public starting Tuesday due to extreme fire danger. All forest roads except state, county, and federal roads will be closed to nonresidents and non-permit holders. backcountry campgrounds close while those along main roads stay open. The move aims to prevent loss of life and property during a critically dry windy period.
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Stanford University President Kenneth Pitzer resigns
Stanford University president Kenneth S Pitzer resigns effective Aug 31 citing rising pressures to disrupt education amid the Vietnam War. Trustees chair W Fuller III to appoint an acting president. Pitzer notes campus and society divergence and says administration burdens hinder scholarship. protests and campus unrest have marked his tenure since 1968.
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Networks plan patriotic July 4 TV specials in Washington
NBC ABC and CBS announce Honor America Day coverage with morning Lincoln Memorial ceremonies starting at 11 a.m. EDT. Billy Graham and Kate Smith expected to appear in the live program segment.
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Scottsdale High to Hold Summer Session Courses
Registration for Scottsdale High School's second summer session runs Monday to Thursday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the administration building. July sessions offer theater arts biology chemistry government and typing with driver education components and behind the wheel training at all Scottsdale high schools. Tuition is 23 dollars per half credit. no transportation provided.
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