U.S.-Soviet arms talks resume at Geneva
After a six month break the United States and Soviet Union restart strategic arms talks this week aiming to close doors not open new ones. Officials note enduring loopholes allow qualitative advances despite existing limits.
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Two Dead and Seven Missing in Nevada Flash Flood
At Nelson Landing near Lake Mojave two people were found dead and at least seven remained missing after a weekend flash flood swept through the shoreline resort. Marian Carter and Nadine Peterson were located in a restaurant as floodwaters hit. Gov. O Callaghan visited and coordinated state aid. Rescue crews used a crane to remove debris while divers searched the lake as the coroner warned many victims may remain buried in mud.
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Disgruntled ranger blamed for fatal Vietnam air hijack
In Saigon authorities blame a disgruntled Air Vietnam ranger for a hijack during Flight 706 from Da Nang to Saigon. Le Duc Tan, 34, a lieutenant recently demoted for car theft, led a three man team that blew up the Boeing 727 over Phan Rang air base, killing all 70 aboard. The hijacker, disguised in a paratroop major uniform, had two accomplices and was reportedly a heavy drinker, gambler, and womanizer. The flight, with eight crew and 62 passengers including an American, a Filipino, a French national and two South Koreans, ended when the jet crashed and scattered wreckage near the runway.
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Modern patriots commemorate less famous Paul Revere ride
A modern-day patriot in 18th century attire rode to Carpenters Hall to finish a 350 mile journey honoring Paul Revere's 1774 ride. Paul Brooks, 19, Erdenheim PA, the final rider, delivered copies of the Suffolk Resolves to Samuel Adams via Ken Shuttleworth, as hundreds watched at Carpenters Hall. The reenactment began last Saturday with about 60 riders covering five states along Revere's route.
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Warren Hull Dies at 71 Host of Strike It Rich
Warren Hull, radio and TV host of Strike It Rich, died Saturday in Waterbury Hospital of congestive heart failure at 71. Born January 17, 1903 in Gasport, New York, he built a varied career from Broadway to film and television, later guiding contestants on his CBS radio and TV programs. He is survived by his widow Susan, three sons and three stepchildren with services planned in Southbury and burial in Woodbury.
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Church of the Ore
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Hostages freed as Japanese guerrillas end embassy standoff
Three Japanese guerrillas releasing two embassy hostages in The Hague allowed nine other captives to remain. The freed women, both embassy staff, left the French Embassy with police escort after negotiations. the group seeks safe passage and ransom while gunmen demand concessions.
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Heathrow under tight security at dawn in London
Soldiers in combat dress and armed with rifles checked all vehicles entering Heathrow as part of an ongoing security drill linked to a possible Paris embassy siege scenario. The operation follows similar actions in recent months, with officials eyeing potential guerrilla plots and hostage risks connected to Japanese militants.
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