Cambodian official accounts Mayaguez seizure details
Cambodian Deputy Premier Ieng Sary described the Mayaguez incidents, noting a local commander initiated the seizure and Cambodia ordered release after the United States began rescue operations. The U S assault followed 52 hours after the initial seizure, with 15 American soldiers killed and 23 service members killed in Thailand during transport. Prince Norodom Sihanouk returned from exile to Phnom Penh amid a shifting political scene.
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Libyan oil chiefs wary as OPEC price rise looms
Libyan leaders fear higher OPEC prices could hit demand for Libya’s top-grade low-sulphur oil priced above Persian Gulf crude at about 10.50 dollars a barrel. Production has slipped from peak years and cash shortages hinder Khadafy’s development plan while the government maintains a cautious with foreign firms.
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Lebanon in Third Day of Sectarian Warfare in Tripoli
In Tripoli and surrounding areas, Christians and Muslims clash with guns, mortars, and rockets. A 3,000-strong Muslim force besieges Zagharta, the hometown of President Suleiman Franjieh, amid 26-100 reported deaths and widespread looting.
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Rose Garden Club Opens Fall Season At Home Meeting
Yesteryears notes recall the Rose Garden Club beginning the fall season with a gathering at Mrs Clyde Shelton s home. Doris Watts and Bonnie Paine attend a state speech and hearing association event in Oklahoma City. Douglass Lions play football against Wichita Falls and Washington Cardinals.
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Crossword By Eugene Sheffer 36 Durable wood 37 Confederate 40 Kind of deer
Crossword clues span several definitions across durable wood and political terms. The puzzle lists items such as a river, a city, fabrics, and geographic descriptors, inviting solvers to fill entries with cross-checked letters.
Orient Map Found At Oxford Christ Church Library
A 16th century mariners map of the Far East, believed to be the first British map of the Orient, was discovered in Christ Church library Oxford. The work was executed by Martin Llewellyn who administered St Bartholomew Hospital in London from 1599 to 1634.
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