War activist's trial ends in hung jury in Boston
The trial of Susan E. Saxe, an antiwar activist and former FBI Ten Most Wanted list member, ended Wednesday with a hung jury after nearly five days of deliberation. Judge McLaughlin declared a mistrial on all charges including murder and robbery connected to the 1970 State Street Bank Britton Branch heist.
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Syrian offensive halts Lebanon talks after clashes near Beirut
The Syrian army pressed a new drive 12 miles east of Beirut against Palestinian units, forcing the cancellation of ceasefire talks among Syrian, Palestinian and Lebanese authorities. In Tel Aviv, five suspected Al Fatah terrorists, posing as draft escapees, were captured after attempting to infiltrate from the Sinai coast.
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Soviet N tests within treaty limits raise questions
In Washington, the Ford administration said two underground Soviet nuclear blasts, dated August 2 at Semipalatinsk and September 22 near Novaya Zemlya, occurred within treaty limits though ratification was pending. The report cites controversy over interpretations and timing of the peaceable nuclear explosions agreement.
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Queen Tiye mummy found after 3500 years in Egypt
An international team announced at the University of Michigan the identification of a 3500 year old mummy as Queen Tiye mother in law of Nefertiti and wife of Amenhotep VII. Jr? Harris cited electron probe hair analysis confirming the find described as the first major discovery since Tutankhamen’s tomb opened in 1922.
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