Israeli Tanks Strike Syria In Major Golan Heights Battle
Israeli tank columns with air and artillery support crossed the cease-fire line on the Golan Heights launching a major attack on Syrian bases. Syria counterattacked retaking positions in hand to hand combat and claimed control of several Israeli fortifications. The fighting, among the largest in the region since the 1967 war, involved air strikes and tank combat with claims of planes shot down and losses on both sides.
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AMA votes to treat abortion as patient’s doctor decision
The American Medical Association approved a policy letting doctors decide abortion based on patient welfare, demanding licensed physicians in accredited hospitals follow standards of medical practice. The amendment adds two-physician consultation before abortion and prompts Catholic groups to consider resigning from the AMA.
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SALT talks advance as Smith returns to Vienna session
UPI reports Gerard Smith, chief U S negotiator, back for the 20th SALT session in Vienna after three days in Washington. He led a 50 minute formal talk with Soviet counterparts, then a 20 minute informal meeting, with next talks slated for Tuesday at the Soviet Embassy.
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Democrats Make Hill-Burton Bill Key Election Issue
Democrats plan to cast the $2.76 billion Hill-Burton hospital construction bill as a central theme in the November elections. The House override vote passed 279 to 98 after the Senate scheduled a veto override, with 67 Republicans joining 212 Democrats. Nixon vetoed earlier, citing budget excess and mandated spending for future health programs.
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Brush fires scorch four Southern California counties
UPI reports at least 30 brush and grass fires erupted across four Southern California counties as temperatures exceeded 100 degrees. The largest blaze burned 120 acres in the El Sereno area near Lincoln High School before city firefighters gained control.
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Auto fire destroys 1963 imported car in Phoenix
Firemen said a 1963 imported auto owned by John P. Lintz was destroyed by a blaze on 78th Street and Camelback Road at 3:42 a.m. The cause is undetermined. Juveniles are suspected in a separate Mohave School incident where a small pile of papers burned on the patio with no damage. Neighbors report juveniles lounging around after dark and making bonfires.
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Tonto National Forest closes to public due to fire danger
The 3 million acre Tonto National Forest is closed to the public beginning Tuesday because extreme heat and low humidity raise fire risk. Roads to be closed except for residents and permit holders. back country campgrounds shut while those along roads remain open.
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Stanford U president resigns amid campus pressures
Stanford University president Kenneth S. Pitzer, 56, resigns effective Aug. 31 citing increased pressures disrupting the educational process amid the Vietnam War. Board chair W. Palmer Fuller II says an acting president will be named soon as Pitzer, chemist, seeks future challenges elsewhere.
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Networks plan patriotic July Fourth TV specials
NBC ABC and CBS announce major Fourth of July coverage from Washington. NBC will air Honor America Day with a morning Lincoln Memorial ceremony and a longer daytime and nighttime special featuring Billy Graham and Kate Smith among others.
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Scottsdale High announces summer session courses and schedule
Registration for the second Scottsdale High School summer session runs July 6 to July 31 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the administration building. Courses include theater arts biology chemistry government economy safety education and typing with driver training behind the wheel at all Scottsdale high schools. Tuition is 23 per half credit and transportation is not provided. Classes meet daily 7 to 11 a.m.
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