Christians renew attack on Beirut refugee camps
Reinforced Christian troops storm Tel Zataar and Jisr al Pasha camps in southeastern Beirut as fighting with leftist forces continues for a third day. The clash leaves over 100 dead and 225 wounded, with PLO reports confirming heavy casualties on both sides and renewed reinforcements to Christian forces. Bread shortages and power outages compound the crisis amid mortar barrages on Christian districts. The PLO also says eight suspects have been arrested in the disappearance of U.S. Ambassador Meloy, his aide, and their driver.
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Carter outlines multimillion dollar plan with Democrats
Carter spoke to House leaders outlining a joint plan to mesh his campaign with Democratic congressional efforts. He was praised by House Speaker Carl Albert as a big winner likely to outpoll Johnson's 1964 landslide. Senate leaders called him a builder of bridges arranging party unity.
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Kissinger Says Negotiated Path for Southern Africa In Motion
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger concluded two days of talks with South African Prime Minister John Vorster and said progress toward resolving Southern Africa's racial unrest through negotiation is in motion. Vorster will consider Kissinger's suggestions to avoid racial war as Kissinger briefs West German officials before heading to London.
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Sewage Disaster Declared for Long Island Beaches
New York Governor Hugh L. Carey declared Nassau and Suffolk counties disaster areas over sewage along Long Island beaches. He planned to seek federal aid from President Ford. While some bans were lifted, raw sewage kept much of a 60 mile beaches stretch closed amid heat relief seekers.
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U S closes last bases in Thailand ending major U S presence
In Bangkok the United States ends its last two bases Uta pao Air Base and Ramasan facility reducing troops to about 700. An agreement with Thailand requires withdrawal by July 20 excluding 270 advisers. Earlier the U S had over 50 000 troops at seven bases across the country. In Sacramento California State Treasurer Jesse Unruh pleads no contest to drunken driving.
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Escaped murderers argue over killing in Oklahoma
William Charles Anderson, soaked and bound, watched as two of seven prison escapees from the state penitentiary argued about killing him. The convicts William Franklin and Edwin Jones in blue uniforms fled eight miles northwest of McAlester after ambushing him and stealing his truck. a third murderer Rex Brinlee Jr. remains at large.
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Edwin Jones
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