Arabs Propose Top Meeting Of Islams in November
Arab ministers end Cairo talks proposing a November Arab defense council meeting in Cairo to mobilize military potential against Israel and to plan a united Islamic summit with Iran Pakistan Malaysia and Indonesia joining. Security Council condemns Israel for Aug 11 raid. 130 mm and 80 mm missiles found near Jerusalem. no injuries reported.
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Cambodia accuses U.S. helicopters of attack on village
Cambodian officials say two American helicopters attacked the Mimpi region in Kompong Cham province on August 19 wounding 27 villagers. The protest notes demand reparations and a U.S. representative visit the site as Phnom Penh reels from border tensions after resuming relations with Washington. The government reiterates Cambodia’s frontier security in the wake of cross border clashes with Vietnamese forces nearby.
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15 Die in Crash of Russian Jet
A Soviet airliner crashed at Moscow Vriukaya Airport killing about 15 people and injuring as many as, according to a foreign witness who described the plane landing hard on its belly and skidding to a halt before fire crews doused a potential fire.
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Ulster Parliament Meets To Study Causes of Riots
Ulster Parliament was recalled to form a tribunal of inquiry into Protestant Catholic clashes. It will hear witnesses under oath and question who started the shootings that left eight dead. The session coincides with James Callaghan’s three day visit to discuss lasting changes and Ulster self-government concerns.
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Massachusetts expands consumer protections and tax relief
Massachusetts lawmakers pushed consumer protection against deceptive practices with damages suits and required 30 day demand letters, credit cost disclosures, and gift rules. Legislation also boosted credit bureau access, nonprofit counseling, forged card penalties, and elder half fares on MBTA. A separate bill funded narcotics enforcement, libraries, delinquency programs, and highway safety in a $17.2 million supplement. Gov. Sargent signed a new presidential primary law and other measures while vetoing none of the items in the package.
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Americans For Democratic Action
Cutting Westover Air Base Reported Only the First
Mayor Richard H. Demers said Washington officials indicated Westover Air Force Base deactivation is only the first in a series of personnel cuts. A 100000-man reduction is planned with 1150 military and 200 civilian positions impacted and work to begin soon, aiming to finish by June 30, 1970.
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Lamb quota attempt in racehorse imports approved
Senator Wallace Bennett won Senate Finance Committee approval of a proposed lamb import quota tied to a House measure to curb double payments of customs duties on racehorses sent abroad briefly. He expects low odds of final passage, noting it is the only quota measure pushed this year amid broader protectionist pressure.
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Korea Fliers Data Still Not Revealed By North Korea
At Panmunjom North Korea again refuses to provide details about the fate of three U.S. Army personnel aboard an OH23 helicopter shot down north of the DMZ. The U.N. Command says the craft strayed during a training mission amid disorientation.
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