Nittany Lions Crush WVU in 62 14 Big Win
Penn State dominated West Virginia 62 14 at Beaver Stadium before 59138 fans. John Cappelletti rushed 24 times for 130 yards and four touchdowns while Tom Shuman passed for 175 yards and a 74 yard strike to Chuck Herd.
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Ben Williams
Danny Buggs
Buggs
Artie Owens
WVU
Owens
Chris Bahr
Chuck Brooks
Jack Eastwood
Tree Adams
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United Nations approves 7000-strong Middle East peace force
The Security Council, amid U S Soviet exchanges, approved a plan for a 7000-troop U N peacekeeping force in the Middle East. The mission costs about 30 million dollars for six months, to be funded from the regular U N budget. China abstained.
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Crisis alert ends for most U.S. troops
The United States lifts the crisis alert for all forces except some in Europe, the Mediterranean, and the Atlantic. A joint Egypt Israel meeting will arrange a nonmilitary convoy of relief to Egypt’s trapped 3rd Army, with U.N. and Red Cross observers.
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Venezuela raises oil price in major US supply shift
Venezuela, the second largest foreign oil supplier to the United States, raises its mean price by 56 percent to 7.24 dollars per barrel for over 3 million barrels daily. The move follows price hikes by Persian Gulf producers and Libya, impacting US East Coast fuel costs.
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Nations set face to face talks to implement cease fire
Israel and Egypt agreed to on the ground talks under UN auspices to implement the cease fire along the Suez Canal. The United States pressed for the meeting as UN peacekeepers move into Cairo and the 7000 strong force is deployed.
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Middle East
Bork tightens list of candidates for Watergate prosecutor
Acting Attorney General Robert H. Bork, pressed by Congress and the White House, narrows candidates for a new Watergate prosecutor while pursuing independence guarantees. Senate and House leaders reject Nixon’s plan with limits and back legislation granting Chief Judge Sirica power to appoint or fire a prosecutor, possibly creating dual-prosecutor possibilities.
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Lack of European Support May Curtail U S Forces in Europe
Western allies largely refused to back U S use of European bases for Israel related strikes, risking a rethink of U S force levels in Europe. Officials note NATO critics over lack of consultation as Vienna talks on East West force cuts approach. Portugal allows Azores base use. Greece and Turkey protested overflights by Soviet arms planes.
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