Nixon seeks Scali for U N ambassadorship
Washington sources report President Nixon plans to appoint John A. Scali, a White House adviser and former reporter, as U N ambassador succeeding George Bush. Scali helped shape Nixon's trips to Beijing and Moscow and would gain Cabinet status in the post. The White House also announced resignations of seven senior officials across health and transportation agencies, including Surgeon General Jesse Steinfeld and NIH head Dr Robert Marston.
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Butcher Slain in Derryt as Ulster Violence Rises
A year-old butcher was killed by gunmen in Derryt, 100 miles southwest of Belfast, raising the Ulster violence toll to 865 in over three years. Six men and a teenage Protestant militant brother were wounded in what authorities see as retaliation for recent bombings and shootings.
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Israelis keep borders open despite mortar barrage
Israeli authorities kept the border with Syria open after guerrillas fired at targets in the occupied Golan Heights. A military spokesman said the situation was calm as troops patrolled the Jordanian border near Eilat, where an infiltrator from Jordan was killed.
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U.N. forms global ecology council led by Netrobi in Nairobi
United Nations establishes the first global ecology council to monitor pollution, share data, and supervise international environmental projects. Nairobi is named headquarters, the decision hailed as historic. Maurice F Strong elected executive secretary, earning about 42000 dollars annually, in a post comparable to WHO and FAO leaders.
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Bank Held Up in North Tonawanda by Masked Pair
FBI agents said two men wearing ski masks robbed a North Tonawanda bank yesterday. They held about 20 people at bay and escaped with roughly $16 000. No injuries reported.
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