Rusk backs Vietnam policy but opposes troops for Angola
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk defended his Vietnam strategy while saying he would not send U S troops to Angola. He urged aid to anti communist forces there if helpful, and urged deeper study of Pentagon Papers sources.
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Teachers Picket City Hall as Injunction Sought
Pittsburgh teachers march around City Hall while a judge considers an injunction to end their month long walkout that closed more than 100 schools affecting 62,000 students. Union leaders said the strike will end only at the bargaining table.
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Aerosols Ban Bid Rejected by U S Safety Board
The Consumer Product Safety Commission declined a Los Angeles petition to ban fluorocarbon propellants and refrigerants, saying evidence does not prove atmospheric harm. The 3-2 vote upheld no ban, citing lack of new information beyond prior petitions.
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FBI List For Peltier on Ten Most Wanted
The FBI added American Indian Leonard Peltier to its Ten Most Wanted fugitives list for the June 26 shooting deaths of agents Ronald Williams and Jack Coler on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. Peltier was indicted November 25 alongside Robideau Butler Eagle but has not been arrested.
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Algeria Gains Libyan Backing in Morocco Clash
Algeria announced Libyan support for its stance against Morocco over Spanish Sahara. Presidents Boumediene and Khadafy pledged mutual aid if either regime is threatened after a 36 hour Hassi Messaoud talks. Algeria tightens border garrisoning as Morocco asserts gains in the territory.
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Marijuana Smuggling Trial Opens in Las Vegas
Four men charged with moving about 1,238 pounds of marijuana from Mexico to Dry Lake California went on trial in Federal Court Monday before Judge Robert D. Foley. Defendants Daniel Flickinger Robert McLaughlin Stanley Hayduk and John Munier were indicted by a Fresno grand jury and granted a venue change to Las Vegas in October.
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