Soviets pledge broader aid to Egypt amid Middle East crisis
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban condemned Moscow’s communique after Egypt and the Soviet Union outlined expanded political economic and military backing for Egypt to counter Israeli aggression The Tass note followed talks between Nasser and Soviet leaders in Moscow and urged unity against imperialist forces while calling for Israeli troop withdrawal and UN Security Council decisions. Russian leaders invited to visit Egypt. In the region Israeli airstrikes hit Lebanon and clashes near the Dead Sea left several Arab fighters dead.
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Egypt
Israel
U.N. Security Council
United Nations Organizations
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Nasser
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikola V. Podgorny
Tass
Lebanon
Dead Sea
Jordan
Deferment Bribery In Miami Beach Case Shiifts Attention
Carolyn Copher, former Miami Beach draft board secretary, admitted taking 500 dollars to arrange an occupational deferment for a 1A son. She received a three year prison term and faces appeals while claiming pressure and hope for larger rewards from offered trips to Europe and the Bahamas. Copher is eight months pregnant with an Arkansas-based child and has a teenage daughter.
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Miami
Draft Board
Miami Beach
Bahamas
Europe
Carolyn Copher
Don Ratliff Featured In 1970 College Football Roundup
Former Handley standout Don Ratliff gains national exposure as a Maryland Terrapins running back via a photo and feature in Counterpoint Inc.’s 1970 College Football Roundup Magazine based in New York.
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Don Ratliff
Handley
University of Maryland
Counterpoint, Inc
New York
Israel Secret Atom Bomb Possibility Stirring US Policy
The New York Times reports the U S government has assumed Israel may possess an atomic bomb or can assemble one quickly. CIA chief Helms cited estimates of capacity, with debate over whether weapons exist, while Israeli officials deny having produced or deployed such weapons.
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NEW York
The
New York Times
Middle East
the Times
Richard C. Helms
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Helms
Israel
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
United States
Tel-Aviv
Times
Area study evaluates viable air service for Winchester area
A study to determine if the Winchester area can support regular air cargo and passenger service will begin next week. Vaughn Associates of Harrisonburg conducts the survey, shared costs borne by the Chamber of Commerce Winchester, Frederick County, and the City of Winchester. A July 14 meeting in Charlottesville elected Jay H. Lowden Jr. as aviation committee chair.
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Harrisonburg
Vaughn Associates
Winchester - Frederick County
Winchester
Blackstone
Culpeper
Burlington
N.C
Charlottesville
Jay H. Lowden, Jr
Massive drive near Laotian border targets NVA base camps
An 8,000 allied force presses a week long operation in the northern South Vietnam area near the Laos border. Heavy B52 raids, artillery moves, and an airstrip at Kham Duc accompany South Vietnamese infantry advancing toward Laos with 1,500 US Marines and 500 support troops.
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South Vietnam
Laos
Vietnam-Laos
Kham Duck
da Nang
Kham Duc
Saigon
U.S
North Vienamese
Cambodia
U.S. Command
William C. Westmoreland
Thurmond Breaks With Nixon Over Desegregation Policy
Sen Strom Thurmond sharply criticizes President Nixon for desegregation policy shifts and IRS tax exemption actions against private schools. He accuses the White House of listening to liberal advisers from the Northeast and warns South support could falter in 1972. Thurmond says he remains friendly but prioritizes South Carolina interests.
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Washington
Strom Thurmond
Nixon
White House
South Carolina
Northeast
Thurmond
Great Note Chamber
Internal Revenue Service
Justice Went
Justice Department
South
Tam
Royal visit party lights up South Lawn with dancing
Guests including Tricia Nixon and David Eisenhower joined the Prince and Princess for an all night party on the South lawn. 564 young attendees from Cabinet circles and diplomatic circles mingled as fireworks lit the sky and a receiving line formed on the Truman balcony.
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Washington Monument
Tricia Nixon
Cabinet
Congress
Diplomatic Corps
Nixon
Julie
David Eisenhower
Anne
Princess Anne
Tricia
Eisenhowers
Ronald L. Ziegler
U.S
Mrs. Nixon
Truman
Two Chicago Officers Killed by Sniper Fire at Cabrini Homes
Police say Sgt. James Severin and Patrolman Anthony Rizzato were shot at night while meeting with youths at the Cabrini Homes housing project on Chicago's North Side. The officers, aged 38 and 37, died after a firefight as rescue attempts were made.
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Chicago
Near North Side
James Severin
Anthony Rizzato
Cabrini Homes
Police Department
Edward Kijowski
Henrotin Hospital
Sunny Virginia weekend forecast with a cold front
Richmond AP notes skies in Virginia remain generally sunny through Sunday with a risk of thundershowers Sunday as a cold front moves in from the Great Lakes. The rest reads as miscellaneous ad copy about a pool sale and a July stag picnic offering priced at $2.00 per person.
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Richmond
Virginia
Great Lakes
Atta
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