Guerrillas Blow Up US Pipeline Near Truce Start
Arab guerrillas blew up the Transarabian Pipeline from Saudi Arabia to Sidon just after a cease-fire with the Lebanese army took effect. Repair crews began work, with oil expected to flow by midnight. Casualties from the inter-Arab fighting were high, while Israeli air strikes targeted bases across the Jordanian and Syrian fronts.
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Beirut
Lebanon
High Command
Saudi Arabia
Sidon
Syria
Palestine Liberation Organization
Cairo
Yasir Arafat
Emile Bustani
Israel
Rashaya
Jordan
Waqgas
Sea of Galilee
Jordan River
Dead Sea
Romanians Call for Withdrawal of Foreign Troops in Europe
The Romanian Communist party newspaper urged the withdrawal of foreign troops and bases from Europe. The move was linked to Warsaw Pact talks in Prague with Romanian officers, led by Marshal Yakubovsky, amid pressure for Romania to take a more active military role within the pact.
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Europe
Vienna
Romanian Communist Party
Svinteia
Czechoslovakia
North Atlantic Alliance
Warsaw Pact
Prague
Ivan I. Yakubovsky
Soviet Union
Romania
Yakubovsky
Andrei A. Gromyko
Helsinki
Corneliu Manescu
Ex Saigon Leader Calls for Representative Regime
Gen Duong Van Minh, former South Vietnamese chief of state, emerged from political seclusion to urge a national convention toward a truly representative government. At a Saigon villa reception he said he would do anything to promote unity and end the war, signaling a possible return to active politics amid tax-driven economic discontent and rising prices. He invited Thieu and Ky to attend, but neither accepted, while Gen Tran Thien Khiem attended as premier.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Duong van Minh
Big Minh
Hhe
Nep Dinh Diem
Minh
Vietcong
Neuyen van Thieu
Diem
Bangkok
Thieu
An Quang
Mint
Nguyen Cao Ky
Tran Thien Kheim
Theiu
National Assembly
Return of 6 American Hijackers Laid to Cuban Treatment
Six American hijackers who surrendered at the Canadian border last weekend say cruel treatment in Cuba pushed them to return. State Department says they did so voluntarily, not due to negotiations. They face trial where their planes were seized. bail ranged from 100000 to 250000. Names include Ronald Bohle, Thomas Boynton, Raymond Sandlin, Joseph Crawford, and others, with one child accompanying a returnee from Cuba.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
Cuba
George Bohle
Michigan City
Ind
Ronald T. Bolle
James Boynton
Kalamazoo
Mich
Antilles
Thomas
Boynton
State Department
Fidel Castro
Thomas George Washington
Gary
Philadelphia
United States
Havana
Luis Arces Bergnes
Montreal
U.S
Washington Negro
Eastern Airlines
Jacksonville
Fla
Raymond Anthony Sr
Baltimore
Easton Airlines
Miami
Ronald Thomas Bohle
Robert Lee Sandlin
Bobby Sandlin
Wolls
Vernon
Tex
Delta Airlines
Augusta
Atlanta
Thomas J. Boynton
Western Michigan University
FBI
Marathon
Joseph C. “Crawford
St. Simons “Island
Continental Airlines
el Paso
Midland
Vassar Ends Sit-In After Demands on Black Studies
At Vassar College officials agreed to hire more black professors, expand the black studies program, and award grades and degrees for black studies courses. Thirty-two Black students left after meeting with President Alan Simpson and trustees. The college will allow Black students to live in a contiguous residential space next spring but will not create a separate dormitory. There are 59 Black students among 1,600.
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Poughkeeps IN
N.Y
Vassar College
Vassar
Alan Simpson
Judges Allow Outside Work for Federal Bench
The U S Judicial Conference led by Chief Justice Burger abandoned the June rule barring outside income for federal judges below the Supreme Court. They may moonlight with full disclosure to a three member panel, and reports stay secret unless conflicts arise, through 1970 while the ABA studies judicial conduct.
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Washington
U.S. Judicial Conference
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Warren
Abe Fortas
Court of Claims
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
American Bar Association
Assassination Threats Prompt Broad Federal Security Call
A government commission urged extending Secret Service protection to all federal officials or candidates at risk from threats or controversy. It urged shorter public appearances for presidents, free TV time for candidates, handgun licensing, weapon detection tech, and reduced press focus on personal lives.
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Ments
Congress
Commission
Loners Pulled Trigger Says Commission On Assassins
The National Commission on Violence describes motives and traits of actual or would be presidential assassins. It cites a profile of a lonely male from a broken home who seeks a political cause, prefers a handgun, and targets presidents or candidates amid crowds.
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Washington
National Commission On Violence
Robert B. Kennedy
Ex GOP Leader John Valentine Dies at 73 in Massachusetts
Judge John H. Valentine, 73, former Republican legislative leader and longtime Lowell District Court judge, died Sunday. He served 17 years in the House and was Republican majority leader before his 1967 judicial appointment by former Gov. Robert F. Bradford.
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Chelmsford
Mass
John H. Valentine
GOP
Lowell
Valentine
House
Robert F. Bradford
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