Israeli Commandos Raid Into Lebanon Continues From Page One
Israeli commandos raided refugee camps at El Bedawi and Nahr al Bared near Tripoli in Lebanon. Dozens dead and many buried under rubble as clashes lasted over two hours with guerrillas claiming enemy casualties. Israel accused Lebanese authorities of complicity and cited 5 000 terrorists based in Lebanon including Black September and Fatah.
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Beirut
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Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Munich
Syria
Quake Ravages Oxnard Area With Fires And Damage
The quake caused 10 to 15 fire reports across Oxnard and Los Angeles with power and signal outages. Stores including Commercial Farmer Bank suffered substantial damage. injuries ranged from a 44 year old man to others struck by debris. Aftershocks lingered and officials warned of damaged infrastructure and evacuations at the time.
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Mayfair Market
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Michael D. Goddard
Dave Laubacher
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Highway Patrol
Malibu
San Diego
National Earthquake Center
Santa Barbara Channel
California Institute of Techology
Pasadena
Point Mugu
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Lamont Geological Laboratory
New York
van Norman
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Orange Counties
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Stock Prices Mixed During Slow Trading
New York trading was slow with mixed stock results. The noon Dow fell 5.41 to 78.18 while the Amex and NYSE showed mostly small changes. AT&T held at 50 percent with 75,000 shares traded. Warner Communications preferred C stood as volume leader on the Amex. Oklahoma crop and livestock prices followed with detailed grain and cattle figures.
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Amex
Warner Communications
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Oklahoma City
Filings Open For Ward 7 City Council Seat
Recently retired Army veteran Willie Hopkins of Lawton seeks Ward 7 office. Filing requires a 50 dollar fee with official papers. Hopkins supports Lawton improvement while serving on local boards. Other wards list candidates and hours as of noon today, with mayoral and at large positions noted.
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Model Cities Permanent Advisory Board
Hopkins
J. N. Logan
Election Board
Derailment Closes Santa Fe Line Near Davis
A derailment of 15 gravel cars in Davis blocked the Santa Fe main line. Crews expected to reopen the main track late Tuesday after a bypass line was put in service. No injuries or major damage reported and no cause released for the incident.
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Davis
Santa Fe
Canada Accounts for Less Than One Percent of World Population
A census style snapshot notes Canada holds under one percent of global residents, highlighting its population share amid rising world totals.
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Canada
Rogers outlines Laos and Cambodia role in Indochina peace
In testimony before the Fulbright panel, Rogers says Laos remains a key North Vietnamese route into South Vietnam while Cambodia shows a halt to offensive actions. He cautions against assuming heavy fighting will resume, notes ongoing military movements into Laos, and stresses postwar aid plans depend on Congress and peace implementation.
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J. W. Fulbright
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Indochina States
Gladhanding Takes Its Toll on Baton Rouge Official
Dist. Atty Ossie Brown in Baton Rouge says frequent handshaking left his right hand in a cast after tendon infection. The doctor advised a temporary halt in gladhanding as he meets up to 300 people daily.
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Ossie Brown
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U.S. Eyes Early Release Plan Amid Vietnam Talks
U.S. seeks freedom for 140 prisoners by Tuesday with a second phase due soon. Questions linger whether 20 freed last Sunday count toward the next group, while North and South Vietnam clash over civilian prisoners and cease fire duties. The ICCS sent field teams to 14 of 26 South Vietnam sites as talks stall. Dong accuses Saigon of truce violations as fighting continues near the DMZ and south of Saigon. Reconstruction begins on Thanh Hoa Bridge, a key supply link destroyed last May.
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Saigon
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Demilitarized Zone
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Viet Cong
Radio
Derryberry Warns On Pyramid Sales Plans
Oklahoma Attorney General Larry Derryberry warns pyramid or multi level plans may violate state law. He defines pyramids as programs requiring a fee to recruit others and stresses consulting a lawyer and trusted investors before investing. Verify product practicality pricing and market reach and ensure training aids and defined sales territory.
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Star
Larry Derryberry
Attorney General
Oklahoma Securities Commission
Derryberry
Nixon forecasts lower prices and selective spending cuts
In a radio message from Key Biscayne Nixon defends trimming social programs while boosting aid to the poor sick elderly and hungry. He argues devaluation and monetary reform aim to curb trade imbalances and urges bipartisan support for new trade legislation while Burns warns against another devaluation.
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United States
Nixon
U.S
Congress
Florida White House
Key Biscayne
Arthur F Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Army post to expand leisure facilities at Fort Sill
Lt. Col. William H. Ritter, Fort Sill special services officer, says the new club center will give soldiers a modern facility with up to date equipment and furnishings for wholesome leisure. Two enlisted men’s clubs already operate on the post.
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U.S. Army Field Artillery Training Center
William H. Ritter
Fort Sill
Rehnquist Misses Norfolk Virginia Beach Plan Issue
The opinion notes Virginia may interpret its constitution more liberally for legislative redistricting than for congressional maps. It upholds a Norfolk Virginia Beach multi member district for naval personnel homeported at Norfolk Naval Station while condemning assigning most personnel to a single district.
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Rehnquist
General Assembly
Norfolk Naval Station
Senate
Richmond
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
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