Israeli forces cross Lebanese border for second day
Israeli troops crossed the Lebanon border again early today and seized five residents suspected of assisting Palestine guerrillas. The raid targeted the village of All Around, about one mile from the border, with four men and a woman taken in for investigation.
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Peron Okays Financing for New Presidential Jet
President Isabel Peron signed a decree approving financing for a new presidential jet costing about 13.2 million dollars. The plane will be brought into Argentina by a special Argentine crew within the next few days, according to the decree published in the Official Gazette.
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Park bans public opposition under expanded decree
No Opposition in Seoul reports President Chung Hee Park expanding the 1972 constitution ban. The decree forbids acts opposing the constitution, reporting on such acts, unauthorized student demonstrations, and any act that defames the decree. It also bans leaving the country with false information, emigration permits, and spreading false rumors.
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Senate moves to end debate on consumer advocacy agency
The Senate seeks to vote on a bill creating a federal Agency for Consumer Advocacy despite a veto threat from President Ford. Supporters say momentum remains strong, while opponents pursue changes or delays to the measure.
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Breast feeding drive urged by UNICEF support
Two American nutritionists urge UNICEF to sponsor television spots by prominent women to promote breast feeding in poor countries. They warn early bottle feeding harms infant health in unsanitary areas and call for mass media campaigns and hospital support to protect breastfeeding.
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Bankruptcies Hit Historic March With 24 970 Filings
The Associated Press reports March set a record with 24 970 bankruptcy filings, up 13 percent from October and 42 percent from March 1974. Fiscal 1975 filings exceed last year by 35 percent, with total nine-month filings at 184 655. Officials warn totals could reach 231 660 for the year.
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Navy recruitment ad promises career training and travel
The Navy pitches graduates on more than congratulations offering challenge and self development. It highlights 70 career fields including engineering electronics and radar operation with options to delay reporting up to six or nine months. Prospects can contact a recruiter or request information via coupon or phone.
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