Palestinians vow to avenge Israeli raids
Palestinian guerrillas pledge new reprisal raids in response to Israel naval strikes on Lebanon coastal ports. WAFA cited as saying attacks will come from occupied lands. Reports describe Israeli gunboats sinking fishing vessels at Tyre Sidon Ras e Sheikh and other harbors with limited casualties.
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Stocks Slide to Three-Year Low on Rates and Inflation
New York stocks fell as rising rates and persistent inflation pushed the Dow to 770.57, its lowest since November 1970. Central National Bank raised its prime rate to a record 12 percent amid tight money and strong loan demand.
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Kidnaped U S envoy Patterson found in Mexican desert
In Hermosillo Mexico authorities report the badly decomposed body of U S Vice Consul John Patterson, kidnaped last March, recovered in a remote desert region about 35 miles north of the city. The body was tentatively identified and U S officials notified. Patterson's wife Anne to identify the remains.
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Polyunsaturated meat tests seek to curb cholesterol danger
Cleveland Clinic researchers led by Dr. Victor G. DeWolfe and Dr. Helen B. Brown test a diet using polyunsaturated fed livestock to create meat and dairy with lower cholesterol. Six couples with elevated cholesterol follow the regimen for three months to gauge impact, with taste and broader health implications under study.
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Nixon aide targets cattlemen prices and consumer costs
Washington NIXON administration faces a supply demand dilemma as Kenneth Bush aims to raise cattlemen prices while pledging to limit beef costs for consumers. The effort hinges on balancing producer incentives with shopper affordability amid policy shifts.
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France Luxury Liner France Faces Retirement Strike Action
Paris unions urge a strike aboard the luxury liner France to block its retirement amid high fuel costs and jet-age competition. The 14 year old ship, known as the world’s most luxurious floating hotel, sails into New York Harbor soon while officials seek to avert a $24 million yearly deficit and preserve a vanishing era of slow travel.
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Franco Hospitalized in Madrid for Leg Phlebitis
Madrid reports Generalisimo Francisco Franco, 81, has been hospitalized at the Francis co Franco Medical Center with phlebitis in the right leg. An official statement cited treatment and speedy recovery as the aim. The timing coincides with Kissinger’s arrival for talks in Madrid following the 1963 Carrero Blanco bombing anniversary.
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