Kissinger and Israeli Leader See Progress in Middle East Talks
Kissinger laid groundwork for a Syrian Israeli peace pact and resumed Israeli Egyptian talks after five hours with President Assad in Damascus. He met Rabin in Tel Aviv and stayed at the King David Hotel as protests and clashes marked the day. Police arrested youths in Jerusalem as demonstrators urged withdrawal of concessions.
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Unknown killer tied to deadly injections at VA hospital
FBI agents grilled Veterans Administration Hospital staff in Ann Arbor as they pursued a deliberate poisoning pattern. Forty one patients suffered respiratory arrests over 19 days, eight died, with Pavulon found in a survivor. Investigators stressed no suspects yet and reviewed July to August records.
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Jay Bailey
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Feds Seek Return of Informant Cash Linked to Mansion Purchase
UPI reports a civil suit seeks 593000 back from Charles Leggett who allegedly used 1750000 in federal funds as collateral to buy a La Jolla mansion for Earl Gagosian founder of Royal Inns of America. The money was placed in two safety deposit boxes per affidavits from Assistant U.S. Attorneys Curnow and Reese.
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Glomar cargo mystery and forged security case unfold
The Glomar ship reappears amid secrecy as its test mission remains undisclosed. The government confirms ownership while Leggett and Gerry face lawsuits over a fake 1.7 million certificate used to buy a Gagosian mansion. multiple suits allege forged securities and evictions.
Rita Typhoon Dumps Death and Floods Across Japan
Typhoon Rita, the second to strike Japan in a week, lashed Shikoku and Honshu causing at least 17 deaths, 3 missing, and 22 injured. More than 22 000 people flooded, 81 houses destroyed, and over 40 bridges washed out. Scholars recall earlier Phylis devastation last Sunday.
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Apartment Explosion Sparks Casualty Inquiry
An apartment explosion left debris covering a one room dwelling with victims including men women and children. Another body found on a nearby roof. About 50 residents believed to live there. Mayor Arce called it miraculous so many escaped. No fire reported but rear walls and floors collapsed, injuring seven critically and prompting blood donations.
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Reds Seize Laos as Pathet Lao Establishes New Government
The Pathet Lao announced a power seizure in Laos forming a new people's revolutionary administration in Vientiane. The NCNA dispatch says the old regime is overthrown and a provisional government now leads, with high officials named and calls for dictatorship of the enemy and democracy among the people.
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Phoun Sipaseuth
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National Union
New Peoples Administration
Indochina
South
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Cambodia
Sinatra Began It All At Gas Station Site
Englewood Cliffs and Fort Lee officials joined owner Andrew Stellatos to unveil a $280 plaque marking the Rustic Cabin site where Frank Sinatra began his singing career in 1936 as part of the Hoboken Four. The ceremony noted the club once stood where Old Blue Eyes started his professional path.
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World Bank warns a quarter of people face dire global outlook
The World Bank warns that one fourth of the world population remains at risk as lower income nations suffer amid past year economic events. It urges industrialized countries led by the United States to lift import barriers on primary products and liberalize rules on manufactured goods to avert a worsening crisis. The report also notes hopes that poor nations could loosen the grip of recession that has stalled growth for two months.
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Global Hardships Worsen Ahead of World Bank IMF Meeting
A Saturday report ahead of the World Bank and IMF meeting projects that income in the world’s poorest nations may grow under 1 percent annually this decade. It warns growth must rise to 6 percent for viable development, noting uncertain aid from OPEC and industrialized countries.
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