Israeli troops seize Arabs in Lebanon border raid
Israeli forces raided the border village of Aitaron in southern Lebanon for a second day, capturing three Arabs suspected of aiding Palestinian guerrillas and returning to Israel with no casualties reported. Volkswagen posts first annual loss in history, warns no dividend for 1974. Park Chung-hee bans anti government activity to shore up unity amid North Korean threats.
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Gas releases halt rescue in Fox River sewer tunnel
National drill operations to vent deadly gas halted rescuers trapped in a sewer tunnel under the Fox River. Two bodies were found Monday as rescuers retreated from high gas levels. two workers remained missing after a shaft collapse blamed on sewer gas. Three rescue attempts failed Monday.
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McGovern supports Warren findings but calls for calm probe
Senator George McGovern said he accepts the Warren Commission but favors a thoughtful, unhurried Kennedy assassination review. He noted lingering doubts about full facts and warned a further inquiry may not settle the issue. He compared doubts to calls regarding Abraham Lincoln. Howard Lee, the former black mayor of a Southern city, announced he will not seek re election this December and will explore a run for lieutenant governor. Jenny Arness, daughter of Gunsmoke star James Arness, was found dead at Malibu home from an apparent sleeping pill overdose, with notes near her body. Phyllis Diller and Ward Tatum were granted a divorce after two months of marriage.
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Refugees Ready To Go Back To Saigon Camp Pendleton
At Camp Pendleton California a refugee doctor says many Vietnamese are despondent and eager to return to Saigon due to life in Little Saigon. He fears deaths by despair and urges psychotherapy as the base nears capacity with 18,648 refugees including 1,142 Cambodians. The pipeline to relocate is closed and new arrivals are sent to Ft Chaffee and Eglin. Authorities have released 7,244 to homes nationwide while others await security checks and sponsorship offers.
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CIA spying deemed legitimate with notable exceptions
Washington based former Treasury Secretary C Douglas Dillon says the Rockefeller Commission found CIA domestic activities largely legitimate with one or two major exceptions after 18 weeks of testimony. He noted no massive lawbreaking and projected the panel would reveal few new details beyond prior reports on Kennedy's assassination and Castro plots.
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Fidel Castro
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Police Storm Plant to Free Hostage Workers
In Montreal area near Longueuil police storms freed seven hostages held by about 50 strikers armed with blunt weapons. At least 35 arrested and five injured, including three officers, as riot squads moved in after protesters clashed outside the plant amid a 17 month strike.
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St. Lawrence River
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Senators Propose Long Range Government Planning Plan
Senators Humphrey and Javits back a long range economic plan with a three member planning board. They stress planning is not inherently socialist, calling it a neutral tool adaptable to a nation's character. The plan would go to Congress for debate, with governors involved and the President rejecting or approving parts before agencies implement it.
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D-Minn
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Fragmented OCR note on local election and public notices
Fragmented text references legal and civic items including government, election, and public service mentions. Names appearumbled and garbled with stray terms like Centon Unwndied and Picton cere. Contains no clear event date or coherent detail suitable for a fuller summary.
Russian sailors tour Boston during U S visit We all live under one sun
youthful Russian sailors on two destroyers tied up in Boston Harbor tour the Freedom Trail and visit Boston University Medical School and the Public Library while sharing jokes and English phrases with locals. they join American sailors for events after a 21 gun salute marking ve day and attend a circus and baseball game before leaving.
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