Moscow public largely unconcerned by Jewish clashes
In Moscow the public shows indifference to tensions between Soviet and American authorities over Jewish demonstrations. Vandalism against American journalists and diplomats’ cars followed protests, yet most Muscovites continue daily life, avoid foreigners, and news coverage remains minimal. Washington apologized for the embassy blast as Soviet media push anti-US narratives.
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Testimony ban on Hutto case at My Lai court-martial
Set Charles Hutto defense bars psychiatrists from testifying on mental incapacity to disobey orders. Judge Kenneth Howard rules obedience defense valid only if soldier cannot distinguish right from wrong. Hutto faces up to 20 years for assault with intent to murder villagers as My Lai inquiry continues.
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No Candidate Has Votes In Bag For House Leader
The crucial post of House majority leader will be filled soon with Boggs of Louisiana and Udall of Arizona as front runners. Neither has the 128 votes locked up, as Democrats seek second round pledges from other candidates. Boggs leads in pledges with about 116 and eyes 12 more from uncommitted Democrats while courting second choices from supporters of Sisk Hays and Boland.
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Never too old to hear better Beltone free offer
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Sisk Vows Aftermath of Ballots in California Caucus
Boggs supporters concede Sisk may fail on first ballot and expect most Sisk votes after elimination, with similar claims for Hays and Boland. The note recalls 1914 when seaplanes and flying boats were classified as vessels by the Department of Commerce.
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Trudeau Aboard Stubborn Camel in India Visit
Visiting Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau rode a camel through a Hindu village near Benares on the Ganges to inaugurate four wells. The camel refused to kneel, delaying his dismount from the animal during the ceremony.
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