Israeli Jets Strike Guerrilla Targets in Jordan
Israeli jets attacked guerrilla positions at three sites in Jordan today, with one strike north of the Dead Sea near Shunat Nimrin and two south of the Sea of Galilee in the Beisan Valley after a border guard and soldier were wounded. Planes returned safely. no Israeli injuries were reported.
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U S Helicopter and Fighter Downed Near Laos Border
Antiaircraft fire downed an American F103 fighter-bomber near the North Vietnam Laos border. Two hours later North Vietnamese MIGs shot down a rescue helicopter with eight Americans aboard. No details on survivors were immediately reported. North Vietnam claimed further air losses for U S raids on border provinces.
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Avalanche Kills 35 on Iran Highway northeast of Tehran
An avalanche buried cars on the Amol highway 30 miles northeast of Tehran. At least 35 people died in the slide and over 400 were trapped as rescuers worked in 3 degree cold. The area remains nearly cut off after heavy snowfall.
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Belief in Death Penalty Held Fair in Capital Case
Massachusetts high court rules that jurors who favor the death penalty may sit on capital case juries without violating rights. The decision upholds selection practices used in two Lawrence men’s trial for the fatal 1967 shooting of John Chwalek, noting potential questions could probe views on capital punishment to ensure impartial guilt determinations.
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Donahue pushes bilingual education post at Statehouse
Massachusetts Senator Maurice A. Donahue urged a five year bill to appoint a special assistant to the education commissioner for language training to upgrade instruction for non English speakers. About 5000 people attended the hearing pushing bilingual education and reallocating funds to language programs.
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