Leftists Charge Syrians Reinforced In Lebanon
Leftist forces accuse Syria of injecting fresh troops into Lebanon shattering a cease fire. Reports say Arab League troops including Sudanese forces landed at Beirut airport amid clashes near the airport and in Sidon as observers warn of escalation.
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UPI report cites US role in India's first nuclear blast
Senator Ribicoff warned the United States exported 21 tons of heavy water to India for its unsafeguarded reactor and may have aided the 1974 plutonium bomb. He urged a U.S. buyback of nuclear byproducts to prevent further weaponization. The claim followed a Government Operations Committee review.
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Abraham Ribicoff
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Twins From Kansas Face Testing For Possible Separation
Texas Children's Hospital doctors review seven day old Siamese twins Greg and Craig Bongiorni joined at the heart and liver. Surgeons warn separation would be highly complex with slim survival chances. prior similar operations had mixed outcomes. The babies were born June 4 and transferred to Houston after initial observation in Wichita.
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Young staffer reveals motel trysts amid office salary dispute
Former aides accuse Young of sexual advances while he defends using a motel base for Pentagon sources. Gardner reports 32 motel visits. Young claims no office sex and cites Betty Ray as part of a broader sex scandal debate. Gardner's lawyer warns of potential perjury and Watergate echoes among officials.
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American Motors Recalls 1976 Pacers Over Rear Seat Fault
American Motors Corp. recalls 22,420 Pacers from December 1975 to March 1976 to strengthen rear seats after a rear seat back hinge may fail the forward-pull test and not meet federal safety standards. The issue affects 1976 model Pacers built between December 4, 1975 and March 19, 1976.
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