Cease-Fire Violations Reported Across Middle East Fronts
United Press International reports renewed air strikes and ground clashes on three cease-fire lines in the Middle East. Egyptian artillery halted Israeli attempts to reoccupy Sinai fortifications, one Israeli warplane reportedly shot down, and Egyptian troops destroyed. Israeli planes struck Egyptian targets along the Suez Canal while Cairo and Damascus disputed claims and reported Israeli casualties.
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Sinai
Suez Canal
Damascus
Golan Heights
Nixon Signals Vietnam Pullout And Tax Clash
President Nixon outlined continued U S troop withdrawals from Vietnam and the shift to Vietnamese forces. He tied peace prospects to Vietnamization while criticizing Congress over tax cuts and pledging veto if terms favor higher prices. He defended desegregation orders and urged completion of current fiscal year bills.
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Paris
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
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Rockefeller back Goodell clash shapes GOP Senate race
Rockefeller may back Goodell despite GOP worries about a primary for the U.S. Senate nomination. DeSantis and Casey criticise Goodell's anti administration stance and Vietnam pullout, while Marchi may seek Goodell's seat. Nominations happen at March state committee meeting with possible primaries.
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Violence Seen Path To Anarchy
The Presidential Commission on Violence split for the first time in 18 months, voting by one vote that mass civil disobedience could lead to anarchy in the United States. The majority warned of disobedience as a danger, while a minority urged peaceful, symbolic or individual protest. The report notes past civil rights-era violations of court orders and bans on disobedience as the context for current campus disorders.
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Eisenhower
National Commission On the Causes and Prevention of Violence
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Leon Jaworski
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Robert F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
House Approves ABM Funds Amid Arms Race Debate
The House approved deployment money for the Safeguard antimissile system despite opposition to delaying amid U S Soviet disarmament talks. A bid to strike 345 million for deployment failed 25 to 78 while 100 million for the TOW missile remained. The defense bill passed 330 to 33 and goes to the Senate as supporters urge Safeguard as a deterrent while seeking a Helsinki agreement to slow the arms race.
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Sidney R. Yates
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Yates
Pentagon
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
Helsinki
Mahon
Rhodes
Calley Case Move Urges Dismissal Over Fair Trial Fears
Army officials report 24 other soldiers and ex-GIs are under investigation as Lt. Calley faces a potential dismissal motion filed by civilian lawyer George Latimer and military counsel Maj. Kenneth A. Raby. The motion argues a fair trial could be compromised by public statements about the My Lai incident and the President’s role as commander in chief.
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George Latimer
Kenneth A. Raby
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My Lai
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Secretary of the Army
Arthritis Pain Formula promises easier morning relief
New Arthritis Pain Formula claims strong relief with less frequent dosing and gentler stomach impact. Each 50 percent stronger tablet includes two antacids and micronized particles for better absorption, marketed by the makers of Anacin to reduce early morning stiffness.
Chicago 7 acquittal motion denied in riot conspiracy trial
U S District Court Judge Julius J Hoffman denied a defense motion for acquittal in the 1968 Chicago Seven riot conspiracy case. Defendants include Dellinger Rubin Davis Hoffman Hayden Froines Wiener each faces up to 10 years and $20 000 if convicted after the prosecution's 10 week case.
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U.S. District Court
Julius J. Hoffman
David T. Dellinger
Jerry C. Rubin
Rennard C. ‘‘Rennie”’ Davis
Abbot ‘‘Abbie’’ Hoffman
Thomas C. Hayden
John R. Froines
Lee Wiener
More Security With FALSE TEETH
Advertisment touts FASTEETH denture powder for secure false teeth. It promises firmer fit, longer hold, and no gummy taste. Consumers are told to sprinkle on plates for easier eating and to see a dentist for proper denture fit. Aav
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