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BEIRUT Israeli Defense Minister
Moshe Dayan Monday toured embattled
Mount Hermon while Israeli and Syrian gun
crews battled for the 35th straight day in
their war of attrition over the territory Israel
captured in the October Middle East war.
The Israeli command said that at one
point during his frontline tour Dayan was
forced to take shelter in a bunker because of
heavy Syrian fire.
A communique from Damascus said
Syrian Defense Minister Lt. Gen. Mustafa
Tlas had visited advanced Syrian positions
on the slopes of the mountain on Sunday.
The Israeli military command in Tel Aviv
said two Israeli soldiers were wounded in
Monday's shelling, which was centered in the
northern sector of the front from Harga and
Mazrat Beit Jann to Tel Shams, within
artillery range of Damascus.
Syria said fighting on the slopes of
strategic Mount Hermon continued
Monday and spread to several other places
on the Golan Heights. The Syrians tried to
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'lan to aid poor nations
UNITED NATIONS Secretary of State
Henry A. Kissinger pledged the United
States today to a six-point program designed
to erase inequalities between the have and
have-not nations.
Kissinger offered the program to the
special General Assembly on raw materials
and the developing countries.
"All too often," he said, "international
Nixon's backers
contribute money
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. President
Nixon was heartened and moved to get more
than $43,000 from 5,000 supporters wanting
to help him meet his bill for back taxes, but
he is not accepting any donations because he
feels he must pay every penny himself, a -White
House spokesman said Monday.
The account of contributions and Nixon's
position came 12 days after the internal
Revenue Service ordered him to pay about
$467,000 in back taxes and interest for the
years 1969-72, and after the IRS gave him
permission to take an extra 60 days to file his
1973 returns, which would have been due
otherwise at midnight Monday.
Individual contributions ranged from 6
cents from a school child to $5,000 from a
businessman.
Nixon's reaction to the offers of assistance
and his determination to bear the entire tax
burden alone were passed along to reporters
by Ken W. Clawson, director of White
House communications, who also made
public some letters sent to the President.
Asked if Nixon would have to take a loan
to pay his back taxes, Clawson replied, Yes,
indeed, the President will have to borrow
some of the money."
gatherings end with speeches filed away and
resolutions passed and forgotten."
Kissinger proposed:
An expanding energy supply at equitable
jrices.
Stabilization of the cycle of surplus and
shortage of raw materials.
Establishing a balance between food
production and population growth.
A global economy that will not permit
the poorer countries to be "overwhelmed."
Harnessing of science and technology to
combat a global economy of physical
scarcity.
Creation of a trade, monetary and
investment system sustaining industrial
civilization and stimulating its growth.
Kissinger stated: "The United States
therefore urges that an international group
of experts... be asked to undertake
immediately a comprehensive survey of the
earth's non-renewable and renewable
resources."
take the 9,000 foot peak three times in the
past three days, but Israel claimed to have
driven back Syrian infiltrators with mortar
fire, air strikes and hand-to-hand combat.
From its snow-capped peak, lookouts can
scan the entire Golan battlefield and in good
weather, visibility extends from Haifa on
Israel's Mediterranean coast to Damascus.
The mountain straddles the Syrian
Lebanese frontier.
The fighting around Mount Hermon
peaked Sunday when Israel admitted 17 men
were wounded and Syria said 15 of its
soldiers were killed and 10 others wounded.
Syria claimed and Israel denied that four
Israeli warplanes were shot down during the
day.
At the United Nations in New York, the
Security Council scheduled an emergency
meeting to hear Lebanon's complaint
against Saturday's Israeli reprisal raids into
southern Lebanon. Israel said it held
Lebanon responsible for an Arab guerrilla
attack on a housing complex in an Israeli
border town.
Sterilization suit filed
COLUMBIA, S.C. The American Civil
Liberties Union (ACLU), charging
violations of the right to make personal
decisions about one's own body, filed a $ 1.5
million suit Monday in connection with the
alleged involuntary sterilization of Medicaid
patients in Aiken County.
The suit was filed against Aiken County
physician Clovis H. Pierce, officials of the
Aiken County Hospital and officials of the
state department of social "services.
Soviets wary of U.S. gains
LONDON The Soviet Union is
determined to keep a foothold in the Middle
East and will go to considerable length to
counter American diplomatic successes in
the area, a ranking Communist diplomat
said in London Monday.
The diplomat said the United States
would be well advised "to curb its successful
policy in the Middle East" in the interest of a
peace settlement in the region.
The Kremlin's anger over its fading
influence has turned into outright fear for its
hard -won Mideast foothold, the diplomat
said. The Soviet leadership stands
determined to secure continuing influence in
the area, at considerable cost if need be, he
added.
The diplomat, an East European who
visited Moscow and Cairo, warned the
Russians mean business because
fundamental strategic interests are at stake
as well as the prestige of their top leadership.
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Military takes over in Niger
COTONOU, Dahomey The army seized power Monday in Niger, a uranium-rich
west African state, and deposed Hamani Dicri, president since Niger won its
independence from France in 1C0.
Lt. Col. Seyni Kountie, chief of staff of the 2,CC0-man army, took over and ordered
the constitution suspended, parliament dissolved and ail political parties
suppressed.
There was no immediate indication if the coup involved fighting or casualties, but
Kountie said "everything is well In hand."
Israelis still seeking new leader
TEL AVIV President Ephraim Katzir of Israel Monday concluded preliminary
consulations with party leaders in the search for a new prime minister to replace
Golda Meir.
Haifa Mayor Joseph Almost has the best chance of getting the ruling Labor party's
nod to form the next government, a party source said.
The Israeli press said prospects for new elections, most likely in October,
increased in the wake of Finance Minister Pinhas Sapirs firm refusal Sunday to
accept his Labor party's invitation to put together a new government.
Mitchell denies action vas improper
NEW YORK Under intensive cross-examination, former attorney general Jchn
N. Mitchell testified Monday it never occured to him "in any form, shape, or manner,"
that financier Robert Vesco was looking for something in return for a $200,000
contribution to President Nixon's 1972 campaign.
Mitchell acknowledged, however, that in 1972 he contacted William Casey, then
chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, about its probe of Vesco's
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WASHINGTON Disposing of what
may be the last legal challenge to the
Vietnam war. the Supreme Court let stand
Monday a lower court ruling that President
Nixon acted constitutionally in ordering
U.S. bombing of Cambodia in 1 973.
In a brief order without comment, the
Court refused to hear an appeal from a
decision of the U.S. 2nd Circuit Court of
Appeals rejecting the claim of Rep.
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Force officers that Nixon acted illegally.
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subpoena bank records to determine a
depositor's identity where there is suspicion
of tax fraud.
Agreed to rule whether school
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wrongdoing before students can be
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