Carter welcomes Vance from Moscow arms talks
President Carter welcomed Secretary of State Cyrus Vance home from Moscow where they discussed arms negotiations. Carter expressed optimism Soviets will eventually agree with the United States and backed his comprehensive SALT proposal as a first step to reduce nuclear risk. Vance said progress was made in other areas and noted the talks could extend over time.
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Death of a U.N. official tied to Oswald ally fuels mystery
A tape recorded near 2 21 p.m. last Tuesday captured a shot and de Mohrenschikit’s death by his own hand, linking the incident to the Russian-born linguist once allied with Lee Harvey Oswald. The case remains under scrutiny as investigators pursue motive and connections.
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Christian militiamen seize four Lebanese border villages
Reports say Israel supported Christian rightist forces captured Markaba Bouleh Meisalsata 2 and Blida along the frontier, leaving Palestinians and leftists with only a small border segment near Bint Jbeil. Palestinians fear new attacks as fighting continues.
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Tornadoes Rip Through Michigan and Illinois Towns
Tornadoes ripped across three southern Michigan counties damaging Augusta Olivet Bath Township and nearby areas. At least four deaths were reported with extensive property loss and 100 homeless in Augusta. Severe storms also caused damage near Sumner Illinois and Brookfield Wisconsin with minor injuries and emergency shelters opened.
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Nazi inspired attack defaces San Francisco synagogue
In San Francisco a Nazi attack damaged the Temple B Nai Emanu El area synagogue with smashed stained glass across from the Rudolph Hess Bookstore. Police arrested Moris Weiss and his son Allen amid a night of vandalism after antisemitic threats and arson attempts.
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Breast cancer risk study targets 2000 California women
Sarasota report outlines tests on 2000 plus California women including Kaiser participants to predict breast cancer risk and tailor treatments. Dr John Craig discusses nonradioactive tracing using heavy water labels and mass spectrometry to study drug and carcinogen metabolism in human subjects.
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