Israeli Jets Strike Cairo Area Bases and Radar Site
Israeli pilots attacked Egyptian military targets north and south of Cairo and a radar installation west of the Suez Canal in two raids. Strikes hit El Khanga 12 miles north of Cairo and Jebel Awobed radar site, then a camp near Dahshur 23 miles south of Cairo. The command cited accurate hits, while Egypt claimed cross-canal activity and casualties. A curfew was imposed in Gaza amid ongoing regional tension.
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Rogers Turns To Black Africa After The Talk
Secretary of State Rogers shifted focus to Black Africa after outlining U S Middle East policy for Nasser. He met Yugoslavia’s Tito in Addis Ababa and both sides urged an embargo on arms to Israel and Arab states. Amman streets were patrolled as Al Fatah clashes left soldiers wounded.
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Pay for Locked Out Workers Survives House Vote
In Boston the House rejected a move to re consider the jobless pay bill tied to labor disputes, keeping it on track for enactment. Gov. Sargent warned he may veto, citing labor management balances, as lawmakers split along party lines over the measure and broader labor issues.
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Kenneth P. O'Donnell
Massachusetts
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Pollution Warning Plan Aims Global Environmental Alarm System
A proposed global monitoring network would use representative sites from grasslands deserts and alpine regions plus coastal and sea stations. Computers would store and compare data while living indicators like canaries monkeys and sensitive crops warn of dangerous changes. The plan cites experts from the Smithsonian Soviet Academy Sweden and the United States stressing the need to monitor vegetative production and climate impacts including sonic jet effects on the stratosphere.
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Smithsonian Institution
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Soviet Academy of Sciences
Bengt Lundholm
Sweden
W. Frank Blair
United States
Baird Seeks U S Appeal to Avoid Jail Term
William KR Baird of Hempstead New York opened a new drive to dodge a three month jail sentence for violating state contraceptive laws. He filed an appeal in federal court asking the statute be declared unconstitutional after the state high court upheld conviction and the U S Supreme Court refused review. Laird must report February 26 to begin serving.
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Los Angeles Judge Rules on School Segregation Case
Judge Gitelson declares Los Angeles schools de jure segregated by failure to desegregate and affirms equal educational opportunity as an unalienable right. He criticizes district funding and site choices that sustain segregation while noting residential patterns cause minority enrollment in biased schools.
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