Israeli raids in Lebanon injure dozens and kill at least 75
Israeli jets struck Palestinian refugee camps in northern and southern Lebanon injuring about 120 people and killing at least 75, per Lebanese police. Palestinian sources say 57 dead and 110 hurt. Raids targeted camps near Tripoli and Nabatiya, with schools and armories destroyed. The operation followed Palestinian strikes on the Golan Heights. The UN Security Council invited PLO to a January debate. Israel pledged to respond on the battlefield.
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Community Q&A column offers legal aid and local services
The Enterprise prints reader questions on legal rights chimney cleaning dog tags spelling help and debt collection. Answers direct readers to Superior Court clerk, Guilford Technical Institute and Voluntary Action Center.
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Kissinger vetoes plan to ease U S Cuba sports ties
Secretary Kissinger vetoed a proposed U S major league baseball players Cuban exhibition next March in Havana citing Cuban military involvement in Angola and Puerto Rican independence demands. Officials noted Zionism racism UN vote and U S Cuban relations politics may delay any revival amid February–March Republican primaries.
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Hijackers Seize Train in Beilen Netherlands
Five gunmen seized a Groningen to Zwolle train near Beilen with about 60 aboard and dynamite strapped outside. Two people were killed, including the engineer, with bodies recovered. Police sealed the area as commandos arrived by navy helicopter. The hijackers, believed South Moluccan extremists, demanded independence for the Moluccas and a flight, issuing a Dutch written ultimatum. The train halted en route and the incident disrupted the rail link between Groningen and Zwolle.
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Japanese Americans rally support for Wendy Yoshimura fund
In Los Angeles a national Japanese American drive backs Wendy Yoshimura with a bail fund and pledges totaling thousands. The Fair Trial Committee reports over 5,000 dollars raised and seeks to insure bail at 100,000 while stressing they do not judge guilt or innocence.
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Ford and Mao Hold Longer Talks in Peking
President Ford met Chinese Chairman Mao Tse tung for one hour and fifty minutes in a friendly session at Chungnanhat Park. The talks covered wide-ranging issues with officials including Kissinger Bush Scowcroft Sisco Habib and Lord. The White House announced the meeting and communique, marking a notable early moment of Ford's China visit.
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