Israel Rejects Peace Talks Over Suez Buildup
Israel said the movement of a large Soviet missile system into the Suez Canal zone by Egypt blocks renewed peace talks. Abba Eban cited 500 to 600 missiles and a breached 90 day ceasefire as reasons to reject negotiations. U.N. debate continued with Big Four envoys and Joseph Sisco noting potential extension beyond November 5.
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Storm Grounds U.S. Air Power in Vietnam as Louise Strikes Coast
Tropical Storm Louise hit central South Vietnam near Phan Rang and forced evacuation of air bases at Phan Rang and Cam Ranh Bay. U S fighter bombers fell to 43 strikes in 24 hours, the lowest in two years, as storms repeatedly curtailed air operations.
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Sky marshals to form permanent antihijacking force
Federal officials cleared the way to deploy more than 2,000 sky marshals by early next year without congressional financing approval. Treasury and Transportation secretaries signed an agreement to recruit and train the force as customs security officers.
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Green Beret Captain Cleared of Family Killings
Green Beret Captain Jef frey MacDonald was cleared Wednesday at Fort Bragg North Carolina in the murders of his pregnant wife Collette and two daughters. The Army dropped charges after a closed hearing noting insufficient basis for a court martial. MacDonald, from Patchogue New York, pledged to seek immediate discharge.
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Sato Wins Fourth Term as LDP Leader in Japan
Prime Minister Fisaku Sato secured a record fourth term as leader of the Liberal Democratic Party, winning 353 votes over challenger Takeo Miki. The party controls 303 of 486 lower-house seats, paving the way for an eight-year prime ministership.
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Leary to Adopt Islam and Settle in Algeria
LSD advocate Timothy Leary said in Cairo he will convert to Islam and settle in Algeria with his wife Rosemary and three companions. He claimed returning to the United States would land him in prison for 38 years, and he and the group received asylum from the Algerian military government.
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Space officials pin Soviet insignia on Mayor Lindsay
Two Soviet cosmonauts presented New York Mayor John Lindsay with a Soviet space pilot insignia on Wednesday. The ceremony drew laughter as Lindsay quipped about the insignia sparking happiness while civic politics and drug policy loomed. Assistant Treasury Secretary Eugene Rossides announced federal researchers now oppose marijuana use, marking a strong official stance on its dangers.
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Polk family papers found in Tennessee ancestral home
A desk drawer in the Polk family home at Columbia Tennessee yielded eight manila envelopes containing extensive correspondence and family papers belonging to James Polk former president of the United States.
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Columbia, Tenn
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