American Attache Attacked at Riga Airport in Soviet Union
U S state department reports Capt Elmer Alderfer an air force attache was attacked by four to six then about a dozen airport workers at Riga Latvia airport during a visit cleared by Soviet officials. He was searched accused of taking pictures then released after about 30 minutes. Moscow protests and Soviet authorities blamed await investigation.
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Lebanon preps army to confront Israeli moves
Premier Saeb Salam said Lebanon’s 16,000 man army is ordered to act against any Israeli incursion. The move follows Israeli raids on three southern villages amid jettying strikes, with Salam vowing to defend Lebanese territory and repel attacks.
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Abrams To Leave Viet Before June
After nearly two years in Vietnam General Creighton Abrams plans to depart before June as President Nixon orders a 70 thousand troop cut in the next three months. Washington sources say the move could presage a wider drawdown by May 1 and a transition to advisory roles for remaining U.S. forces.
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Let Third Class Postage Rise Be Gradual Court
AP reports a federal judge blocked the full 20 percent rise in third class mail to begin Jan 23. District Judge Hart said a gradual increase over four years is allowed. The decision follows earlier steps by Congress and the Cost of Living Council.
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Malta Cancels British Deadline in Bus Negotiations
Prime Minister Dom Minton at Malta calls off a midnight deadline for Britain amid ongoing talks on continued use of British buses on his island. The action follows stalled negotiations and a tense public exchange with London over transit arrangements.
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Grayson Denies Major End To Price Controls End 1972
Washington AP reports Grayson as saying price controls are not being rapidly lifted. He warns premature moves could undermine enforcement and provoke tighter rules. President Nixon and advisers seek a quick end, but Grayson cautions April 30 1973 expiration and possible extensions.
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U S Equipment Pact with Israel
Washington says a U S designed equipment transfer pact with Israel was signed November 1. The agreement covers transfer of limited technical data and production knowhow with specifics to be worked out. Officials note similar arrangements with NATO allies Japan Korea and others and deny links to any regional issues.
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Severe Cold Sweeps Iowa Towns With Snow and Low Temps
Frigid conditions grip Eastern Iowa as Cedar Rapids and towns like Manchester and Anamosa report temperatures well below zero. Snow possibilities linger with 40 to 56 percent chance tonight and 20 to 30 percent Sunday. The army corps notes Coralville lake ice buildup, while several rivers show ice formation and pockets of warming trend expected Sunday.
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Fire Hall Wall Collapse Kills Two Firemen in Luptle Rock
In Luptle Rock Arkansas a morning wall collapse at a surplus stove clothing store and beauty salon killed two veteran firemen Jerry dacolas ands he Oliver and injured several others. Fire Chief Jack Davin described a rumble before the wall fell and said the fire was under control when the collapse occurred. Three firefighters were hospitalized four treated for cuts and bruises.
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Colombo's Coalition in Italy Quits
Rome Italy The coalition government led by Prime Minister Emilio Colombo announced its resignation after a long cabinet meeting and talks with coalition partners Colombo aims to form a new government under the newly elected president using their coalition formula but failure could trigger national elections earlier than planned The move comes amid economic strains and a withdrawal of support by the Republican party marking a turbulent chapter in postwar Italian politics
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Allied Line In Missile Range Now
SAIGON AP The North Vietnamese have moved missiles and aircraft up to the DMZ, bringing South Vietnam’s northern province and allied defenses into range. U.S. jets escorted and attacked a Laotian missile site. Viet Cong attacks on central coast towns were repulsed, and a civilian funeral bus was struck near Da Nang with fifteen killed.
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Czech Delegation Returns From Hanoi After Deal Signings
A Czechoslovak government economic delegation led by Deputy Premier Frantisek Hasmon left Hanoi for home after visiting North Vietnam. The group signed agreements on economic and trade cooperation, replacing military aid with a goods exchange and payments accord. South Viet Shakeup reports continue.
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Birthday Tributes to Martin Luther King
A Memphis vote renames a park in honor of Dr Martin Luther King amid memorial services nationwide. King would have turned 43 Saturday as unions and officials recall his leadership and urge passage of a national holiday. Governors, congressmen, and faith leaders address crowds in cities across the country.
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