Israeli forces invade Lebanon and clash near border
Israeli troops entered southern Lebanon clashing with Lebanese forces and Palestinian militants, destroying 130 houses and flushing militants from 16 villages. The operation left three Israeli soldiers dead and six wounded, with no civilian casualties reported. Lebanese UN envoy Edouard Ghorra protested to the Security Council over the attack, linked to earlier border assaults and the Munich massacre context.
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Nine Croatian hijackers surrender after Madrid standoff
In Madrid three hijackers quit a SAS flight surrendering with six others after talks. Police seized the $106,000 ransom paid by the Swedish government for 83 passengers freed in Malmo. The nine Croatian nationalists had seized the DC9 domestic flight and threatened another Munich.
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Nixon's net worth rises with presidency income hike
President Nixon reported his net worth increased by 168218 to 765116 since taking office. VP Agnew stands at 198000. Most assets are California real estate. Income mainly from a 200000 salary and expense allowance plus two Key Biscayne homes.
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Mansfield names Mansfield as McGovern campaign chairman
Washington AP reports George McGovern named Sen. Mike Mansfield of Montana as honorary Montana campaign chairman noting the Senate commands political allies and the opposition in a campaign push.
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McGovern charges GOP whitewashing in Watergate case
McGovern accused the Nixon administration of whitewashing the Watergate break in and urged continued investigation. He said evidence shows the White House through its attorney general engineered the theft of Democratic information. A federal grand jury in Washington indicted seven men for the Watergate break in and electronic eavesdropping on Democratic calls. Mansfield backed McGovern and Shriver as Montana Democrats prepared for the November election.
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Morton to Dedicate Three Areas in Montana Sunday
Interior Secretary Rogers C. B. Morton arrives today at Bert Airport at 1 p.m. for dedication ceremonies covering the Spires Bear Trap Canyon on the Madison and Square Butte Natural area near Humbug Spires. The public is invited to a reception and dedication with Dick Shoup to be honored. Drivers are directed to U.S. 91 two miles north of Divide. A total of several hundred acres are involved.
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Astronauts sell autographs for five dollars each
Fifteen astronauts sold autographs at five dollars per signature, earning 2,500 dollars each from H Walter Eiermann who arranged the sale involving 100 souvenir envelopes aboard the Apollo 15 flight. Five donated profits to charity. ten kept the money, and nine are no longer in the space program. NASA declined to identify the individuals.
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Weather Forecast Fragment Signals Showers Likely
Short-term outlook hints at cooler conditions with a chance of showers. Temperatures range from upper 60s during the day to upper 40s at night, with more details on Page 2.
Hanoi air raid greets arriving POW wives
Two American women arrived in Hanoi to escort home released POWs, while Hanoi announced plans to release Maj Edward Elias and Lt. Mark Gartley. The pair, Mrs. Norris Charles and Mrs. Minnie Gartley, joined a tense hotel vigil as air raid sirens sounded and guards guided them through back corridors to a basement shelter. North Vietnamese officials visited at the Hoa Binh hotel as the delegation prepared to depart.
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Butte to Honor Bert Mooney at Silver Bow Airport ceremony
The Butte event will rename the flying field Bert Mooney Silver Bow County Airport with a public ceremony on October 8. Ten plaques will be presented. the program includes parachute jumps, an acrobatic flight display, Civil Air Patrol exhibits, and military airship flyovers.
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Kissinger Reports Mixed Tone on Vietnam Talks
Kissinger said Soviet talks show progress on trade and arms control but gave a dim view of Vietnam negotiations. He recapped three days with Kremlin leaders and a 17th Paris parley with North Vietnamese envoys, noting Hanoi’s cautious stance and US reluctance to choose a government form. He cited Brezhnev talks Sept 10 13 and said a negotiated Indochina settlement remains possible through direct US Soviet dialogue, with upcoming Washington discussions on debt, shipping accords, and potential security conference.
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