Meir Wins Backing From National Religious Party
Premier Golda Meir forms a new cabinet with Labor liberals and three Arab Labor allies, securing 68 votes in the Knesset with 10 Religious party seats. The National Religious Party agrees in principle to join, boosting Meir's majority to 16 as the cabinet readies for a confidence vote. Key posts include Moshe Dayan as defense minister, Yigal Allon deputy, Abba Eban foreign minister, Pinhas Sapir finance, and Yitzhak Rabin to lead the defense portfolio after Dayan’s earlier move.
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Dead POWs partially identified in Hanoi release
North Vietnam listed 12 American POWs by name for remains flown to Thailand for positive identification. U S Air Force plans to return them after notifying next of kin. Hanoi also says 12 more servicemen remain in hold.
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British Miners Plan Return After Wage Settlement
Britain's 280000 coal miners will return to work Monday after a 230 million dollar per year wage deal with the National Coal Board. The strike disrupted industry and the three day work week, set by former prime minister Heath, will end as maintenance teams prepare pits under the new Labour government.
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