Israel Withholds Access to Captured Soviet Radar
Diplomatic sources say Israel has not granted the United States access to a seven ton Soviet radar station seized from Egypt and moved to Israeli territory. UPI reports potential U S involvement may hinge on policy changes as experts may eventually study the mobile P12 radar designed to detect low flying aircraft at range.
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Israeli Forces Seize Large Cache of Arms in West Bank
Israeli security agents killed one Arab guerrilla and captured 13 others over a two day manhunt in the West Bank, locating 350 pounds of explosives and 45 hand grenades. Nine guerrillas were found in Beit Fajjar near Bethlehem where an attack on a tour bus occurred two weeks earlier. seven villagers were detained as accessories. A truck crossing into Jordan via Allenby Bridge yielded five suspects. A Jordanian spokesman reported a thwarted Israeli crossing attempt into the Jordanian held east bank with no casualties. Cairo sources said Egypt notified the Red Cross that Israel dropped napalm on Egyptian positions along the Suez in December per UN observers. In Paris, Adm. Mordechai Limon left France after being recalled. Meir criticized French arms sales to Libya. Jerusalem Post echoed that arms were likely for Egypt, not Libyans, if Libyans kept tanks and planes.
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Frigid Temperatures Bring Misery and Death Across U S
A severe cold outbreak grips much of the United States with subzero readings from the Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes. Cities report power outages water shortages and several deaths linked to the cold. In Florida frost warnings, Iowa water supply issues, Chicago near a long subzero stretch, and heavy snow with wind hamper travel. Jamestown Tennessee mayor Buster Stockton declares a local action as conditions persist.
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Troops rout NVA from Black Virgin Mountain caves
UPI report says American infantrymen in masks fought 10 hours against North Vietnamese along Black Virgin Mountain near the Cambodian border, killing 62 guerrillas. Two Americans died, six wounded, two helicopters were lost, as U S forces pressed the search for enemy caves amid heavy fire and air strikes.
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Umw offers 50000 reward in Yablonski murder case
In Clarksville Pa United Mine Workers offer a 50000 reward for information leading to the killers of Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter who were shot December 30 after his bitter bid for the union presidency. Labor Secretary Shultz orders a fact finding probe into the election as union officials stay away from services. Multiple investigations have yielded no arrests.
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30 Suggested As Top Number For January Call
The Selective Service suggests local draft boards limit January calls to men with lottery numbers between one and 30. The 12,500-man January draft would follow this nonbinding guideline to promote equality among states and within states. Capt. William S. Pascoe notes the first 30 numbers are a guideline, not a directive, with lotteries based on birth dates.
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