Soviet Union’s Middle East gamble alarms Israel
The report discusses Moscow’s suspected attempt to back Arab forces to cover losses in the desert war. It notes optimism in Israel that the Soviets only offered faked aid while fearing Chinese expansion. Analysts warn a costly Arab rearmament could be imprudent unless protecting Soviet influence against China.
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Navy Air Force raids hit rail yards bridges in Vietnam
Navy bombers from Constellation hit a rail yard near Hanoi and a power plant in Thailand based operations. Air Force jets struck rail yards and bridges north of Saigon and near the Cambodian border. The raids caused damage to multiple targets while reports noted casualties and missing pilots.
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Texas man linked to Iowa killings admits three more
Hubert B. McClelland, a Texas fugitive with a long record, was arrested in Cedar Rapids area on charges tied to three killings and two kidnappings. He claimed to be Joseph Carter, 42, Beaumont, but authorities identified him as McClelland. He allegedly forced a woman and two girls into a car, then led a violent spree culminating at a Tama County farmhouse. Police say he also was involved in other slayings.
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Maoist Leaders Split In Face of Defeat
Hong Kong dispatch reports Maoist leadership fracturing amid a failed bid to control China’s cultural revolution. The Peking People’s Daily notes internal factional fighting among the top Maoist clique, with rivalries aimed at rival leaders and ideological rivals.
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Nine State Colleges Award NSF Grants in West Virginia
Washington official Abel announces a $31,826 grant from the National Science Foundation to West Virginian University to expand science studies. U.S. Sens Robert Byrd and Jennings speak in D West Virginia on Thursday. Also funded are Wheeling College 36,300 West Virginia State Marshall University and Davis Elkins 2,000 each.
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