Soviets Seen Supplying Outdated Guns to Arabs
Washington reports indicate Arab military leaders, notably Syrian and Egyptian officers, accuse Russia of delivering obsolete heavy artillery and failing to provide spare parts. U.S. intelligence notes friction with Egyptian commanders over Soviet interference, with 12,000 to 15,000 Soviet advisers in the Egyptian armed forces, including roughly 2,000 Russian army personnel with frontline units.
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State Helps Industries Burn in Wakefield Job Losses
A Massachusetts task force moves to assist about 1,000 workers left jobless by a $15 million fire at the Robie Industrial Center in Wakefield. Officials seek space for displaced firms, financial aid for the town, and steady security as the community faces ongoing industrial fires and economic strain.
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Gunmen Hold Kentucky Family Three Hours Before Surrender
Two escapees from a Southwest Virginia camp held the Worley Sturgill family of Eolia for three hours near the Kentucky border before surrendering to police. James Erps, 38, and Robert Blanchard, 21, were identified as captors. Kentucky trooper Tom Wright used a hat test to prove his authority and secure the release. The pair faced charges of holding hostages being fugitives and possessing illegal firearms. Erps faces 10 years on a breaking and entering charge and Blanchard 15 years for armed robbery.
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Governor Hunt backs veto power and two term limit
Democrat candidate Jim Hunt argues North Carolina governors should have the veto power and be allowed to serve two terms in succession. He says vetoes are needed for hurried bills and that a two term limit would strengthen the governor’s influence on state programs. He also says Governor Bob Scott is not influencing the lieutenant governor race.
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Tremors Hit S.C. Again on Sunday
In Orangeburg County two additional minor earthquakes were reported in the Bowman and Cordova areas at 9 40 and 9 49 p m Sunday after a 4 5 magnitude tremor centered near Bowman Thursday night. The Thursday quake was felt across most of the southern and central parts of the state and into part of Georgia.
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Fighting Rages Across South Vietnam At Many Points
South Vietnamese forces fought North Vietnamese and Viet Cong along a dozen points from the northern border to the southern tip in one of the year’s heaviest action periods. US casualties were light with 40 government troops killed and 10 wounded, while enemy losses were reported at 77 killed in one region and other engagements produced variable counts.
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Yevtushenko Visits Chapel Hill for Reading
Soviet poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko visits Chapel Hill for a weekend reading and plans to stay until Tuesday. He expresses interest in tonight's North Carolina versus NC State basketball game and discusses future prose work about life. He notes Russia’s Olympic success and comments on public figure harassment in the United States.
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Miracle denture cushion promises quick refit
A new product named DENTURITE offers a five minute denture refit with a Cushon of Comfort feel. It claims to let users eat anything laugh sneeze without embarrassment and reduce food particles under plates. The tasteless odorless reform lasts months with a money back guarantee at drug counters.
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Cab Driver Feared Dead At Coast
A search continued for 56 year old Jacksonville cab driver James Thomas Warren after his bloodstained cab was found abandoned. Authorities doubted he would be found alive. Sheriff Tom Marshall expressed cautious hope but limited optimism.
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N.C
James Thomas Warren
Warren
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