Israel seeks 2.5 billion in U S aid amid Sinai talks
Israel will send a negotiating mission to Washington to press for a 2.5 billion dollar aid package for the next fiscal year, including 1.7 billion for the military. Kissinger meets Israeli and Egyptian officials in Washington as Sadat urges defusing Middle East tensions before Geneva talks.
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Northern Ireland Violence Surges Across Province
Thousands of Catholics and Protestants clashed with police and troops in Belfast Derry Newry and other cities amid the Fourth Anniversary protests against internment. At least 14 soldiers and one police officer were injured. 34 people were arrested as mobs attacked stations and vehicles with rocks gasoline bombs and gunfire.
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Tropical Storms Show Weakening
Tropical disturbances watched by forecasters weakened into scattered showers. An Air Force hurricane hunter found a disturbance near the Leeward Islands had become an open tropical wave with no sign of developing into a tropical storm. Forecaster Gil Clark noted potential strengthening Monday or early Tuesday if conditions allow, otherwise little change.
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