Egyptian Planes Repaid Israel With Sinai Raids
Egyptian planes attacked Israeli forces in the Sinai twice, with seven or more aircraft reported downed by Israeli and allied air defenses. The Israeli spokesman cited two raids crossing the Suez Canal and Gulf of Suez, hitting troop and artillery positions and destroying Hawk missile sites and a radar station. In Jordan, Israeli raids and clashes with saboteurs were reported, while a UN Security Council move sought condemnation of Israel over the East Jerusalem annexation and Al Aqsa Mosque fire.
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Commander Weighs Murder Charges Against Green Berets
Maj. Gen. G. L. Mabry, commander of support troops in Vietnam, will decide whether to dismiss the murder charges against eight Green Berets or bring them to trial. A decision is expected soon after Mabry reviews the preliminary hearing transcript from August 21 and recommendations from the investigating officer and the Army Staff judge advocate.
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Williams wins flight home on Trans World Airlines
American Negro revolutionary Robert P. Williams will fly from London to Detroit on a special Trans World Airlines service after the airline agreed to transport him at government request. The plan costs up to $20,000, with Williams, his lawyer, and a security guard aboard, as civil action looms over a past London to New York ticket dispute and a pending kidnapping charge in North Carolina.
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O'Hair to file suits to bar school prayers nationwide
Mrs. Madalyn Murray O Hair announces federal actions to block prayers and Bible readings in schools across states including a first filing in Dallas Houston and Austin Texas. She aims to deter communities by warning that protests will spread beyond Texas as she pursues court challenges.
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End of Death Row Delays Sparks Sargent Concern
Gov. Fran cis W. Sargent expresses great concern as four death row inmates near Walpole State Prison face looming execution deadlines by Sept 30. The condemned are Ronald J. Johnson Charles J. Tracy George P. McLaughlin and John J. Kerrigan. Council members weigh deferring executions until a commission reports its findings amid renewed capital punishment debate.
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Francis W. Sargent
Walpole State Prison
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Walpole
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Charles J. Tracy
George P. McLaughlin
John J. Kerrigan
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Colorado
Chrisstopher Armstrong
Space Stations in the Seventies Predicted by Von Braun
Boston AP report quotes Dr Werne von Braun predicting U S space stations to orbit Earth by early 1970s called Saturn Workshops with 10 000 cubic feet of space for divers and astronauts living quarters. He envisions two month missions and ground to orbit shuttle links and says Mars landing could occur by 1982 if desired.
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Werneher von Braun
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Mars
U S Failure Among Latins Charged by Sen Church
Mexico City AP reports Senator Frank Church criticizes Alliance for Progress after seven years, saying aid mainly benefits elites, fuels military dictatorships, and harms U S image in Latin America. He condemns conditions and meddling, warns aid is seen as punishment.
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Latin America
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Ex-Male Claims Pregnancy After Sex-Change Marriage
Dawn Langley Hall Simmons, English writer and sex change survivor, says she is pregnant and due in November. Johns Hopkins Hospital officials say pregnancy is impossible after the surgeries. Simmons, 32, recently married John Pat Simmons, a Negro houseboy, in January amid controversy.
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