Israeli Jets Strike Iraqi Bases in Jordan Amid Crosses Fire
Israeli forces launched air strikes on Iraqi artillery and base installations near Jordan, with jets crossing the border and figures of casualties and wounded reported. An Israeli spokesman said bases opened fire and that the raid lasted about 10 to 90 minutes, while a pilot parachuted into Jordan and was later evacuated. The attacks followed weeks of regional shelling and cross-border engagements involving Jordanian territory and Yemeni border tensions.
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Rail Bonds Rise Ahead of ICC Ruling
US bond prices for the bankrupt Penn Central soared after the Interstate Commerce Commission secretly ordered the rail system to be taken over by New York Central and raised purchase value to 145.6 million. Market experts said speculation or advance information could explain the rise, as the ICC announced the decision publicly only Monday morning.
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Italian Labor Unrest Grows Across Italy
A wave of walkouts expanded through Italy with tens of thousands of students joining protests in Milan Rome Genoa Venice and other cities. They rally against police killings of two Sicilian farm workers and called for armed police to be kept out as regional assemblies urged unarmed policing.
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Nixon picks Ash to head new government study panel
Ash, head of Litton and longtime Nixon donor, is cited as the likely choice to lead a broad reappraisal of the federal government. The plan aims to decentralize power, push functions to state and local levels, and involve communities directly.
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Hijacker Refuels Plane Then Delivers Cuba Flight
In Miami a hijacker allowed a National Airlines jet to refuel in Key West for 1 hour 21 minutes before heading to Havana. He waved a gun and a grenade, spoke of life in the United States, and claimed work history followed by firings. Cuban authorities barred the crew and 28 passengers from leaving Havana, with the group to Fly to Varadero and a Florida flight slated for today. The hijacker identified himself as Eddie Canteras, 33, a Havana native.
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Women urged to shovel snow in health push
Philadelphia health officials urge women to shovel snow as a form of light exercise and mainstay chores this season. They warn heavy, unsupervised work can risk heart attack or stroke, especially for the elderly and middle aged.
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