Coup Attempt Crushed as Moroccan Palace Attack Fails
Rebels tried to assassinate King Hassan II at Skirat palace near Rabat during his birthday celebration. Loyalist forces retook Rabat Radio, and the king pledged loyalty of the army while naming Interior Minister Gen. Outkir to hold power. Several officers were killed. the rest of the army remained loyal.
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Rehe
Po- Abdul'ah
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Mes Can Hatlon
Staterun Rabat
Army Training College
Mesbouh
Mohamed Outkir
Hassan II
Oufkir
Europe One Radio
Rebat
Bat
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Viet War Costs Soared in Indochina Study Says
A Library of Congress study for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee estimates Indochina war costs exceed World War II in air munitions fired by U S planes. Aircraft losses are far lower, while civilian and economic costs in the United States average about 45 dollars per person. The report places U S casualties higher than in World War I and Korea, notes vast tonnage of bombs and ground munitions, and tallies potential inflation, black market effects, and social tolls.
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Ge Beery
Red Tide Cleanup Gathers Force On Florida Shores
Florida coast faces a massive wash of dead fish as Red Tide worsens. State tractors and teen volunteers aid beach cleanup in St. Petersburg while shrimp trawlers hired by the city have removed nearly 100 million tons of dead sea life from the bay. The event is caused by hymnodinium bloom releasing toxin that turns water rusty and harms marine animals.
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Florida
St. Petersburg
Chile quake leaves 100000 homeless amid nation’s relief rush
In Santiago an earthquake that struck late Thursday killed at least eight and injured about 400. President Allende announced a crash program to house 15000 modular units and urged camping groups to lend tents. International aid arrives as rails are repaired and water shortages persist in Valparaiso and surrounding communities.
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Dayan accuses U S of blocking peace talks in Middle East
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan said in Tel Aviv that Washington blocks peace by bowing to 49 Egyptian demands and withholding more warplanes Israel seeks to counter Soviet backed Egyptian forces. He warned talks may resume war in the latter half of the year.
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Iraeli
Mithe Dayan
United States
Middle East
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Israel
Dayan
Tel Aviv
Abba Khan
Egypt
Strike vote planned as California state workers face pay raise veto
California State Employes Association CSEA leaders vote to hold a strike ballot for all 250 members if the Legislature overrides Governor Reagan withholds pay hikes or fails to place raises in a tax plan. The 10 percent university faculty raise and 5 percent for other state workers are in the budget but vetoed by Reagan.
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Reagan
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Smith
Edward Ward
Ward
University
State
Lege
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California
Second child dies from car injuries in Newark crash
Steffen Bailes, 4, of Newark, died at Washington Hospital after an accident Wednesday in Fremont. His sister Doris Bailes, 4, also died. Their father Elvis Bailes, 20, drove the station wagon east on Cedar Street when it hit a car driven by Hazel Wagner, 31, of Hayward. Cause of the crash under investigation.
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Newark
Washington Hospital
Doris M. Bailes
Elvis Bailes
Maine Place
Bailes
Cedar Street
Hazel Wagner
Seventh St
Hayward
Paxoe Royale VRC Fair Weather Update
Inland and coastal regions expect fair conditions with low clouds near the coast. Temperatures reach 60s to 70s, with tonight's lows in the 50s. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph.
Toads Under Ice Prompt Fremont Elementary Lesson
Six youngsters gather around a cardboard box in an Azevada Elementary School classroom in Fremont as a teacher guides them through observing two toads beneath a thin ice layer. Students infer the toads react to cold similarly to hibernating winter behavior.
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Fremont
Reagan urges Senate to amend welfare reform plan
Gov Ronald Reagan calls on the State Senate to add administration sponsored provisions to a Democratic welfare reform proposal to avert tax increases. He argues the changes would stabilize state finances and preserve fiscal restraint with GOP support.
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Ronald Reagan
State Senate
Peace talks offer seen as face-saving, not victory
Administration sources say North Vietnam seeks a chance to save face rather than accept defeat. Rep. John Monagan plans a bill to review dishonorable discharges for drug abuse cases. Three Cabinet members and the CIA director are invited to testify in secret about alleged Southeast Asian officials involved in illegal drug traffic.
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United States
John
Monagan
D-Conn
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Kissinger postpones Paris trip over indisposition
Henry Kissinger delays a Paris visit citing an indisposition while U S and Pakistani officials announce a postponed potential meeting with a North Vietnamese official. The report notes the delay affects high level talks and page references indicate related coverage.
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Paris
U. S
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