Israelis Storm Hotel Kill seven Terrorists
Phnom Penh airport not in imminent danger defense analysts say. Mekong convoy route cut, ammunition fuel and rice for Phnom Penh flown in by U S hired airline contractors.
06 Mar 1975
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1975
Page
1
Phnom Penh airport not in imminent danger defense analysts say. Mekong convoy route cut, ammunition fuel and rice for Phnom Penh flown in by U S hired airline contractors.
The Labor Department reports February wholesale prices fell 0.8 percent from January, the largest drop since 1973 and the first three-month decline since 1967, driven by farm and food price declines. Consumer prices rose 0.6 percent in January, with inflation easing but risks of a renewed rise in 1976.
The Senate confirmed Carla Anderson Hills 85 to 5 as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, with Ford planning to swear her in early next week. Critics questioned her housing credentials, while supporters cited her Civil Division leadership and potential fresh policy approach.
Israeli forces stormed the Savoy Hotel after a six hour siege and killed seven guerrillas. An eighth terrorist was captured amid gunfire as hostages were freed. Casualties included Israeli soldiers and several civilians. The raid targeted Al Fatah tied to Kissinger policy in the Middle East.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger faced a hostile demonstration in Cardiff as about 400 protesters shouted anti US and anti Cyprus slogans while he and his wife left a ceremony. He travels toward the Middle East aiming to broker a broad Israeli withdrawal from Sinai with plans to meet Greek Foreign Minister Bitsios in Brussels and seek a concrete outline from Anwar Sadat for negotiations.
In a 73 to 21 Senate vote, lawmakers moved to invoke closure and limit debate on a rules change. The compromise requires three fifths of the full Senate for future closure while ending debate on most matters with 60 votes, a shift long sought by reformers.
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