Israel raids spark air alerts amid لبنان and PLO tensions
Israeli warplanes reconnoitered southern Lebanon and northern targets over Palestinian camps near Nabatieh and Tripoli as air raid alerts spread. Lebanese death toll from Tuesday strikes ranges from 59 to 76 with hundreds injured. International calls for UN Security Council action intensify as U.S. and Israel hold firm on PLO participation.
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Reagan lauds Schlesinger as tops at Omaha rally
President Reagan lauded former Defense Secretary James Schlesinger as the sole voice to prevent a second rate military, urging heavy spending to maintain defense. He criticized firing Schlesinger, avoided commenting on Kisinsky, and warned the nation faces $1.5 billion weekly debt while vowing to turn the nation around.
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Israel rules out negotiating with PLO in any forum
Israel says it will not negotiate with the PLO under any circumstances and will not participate in Geneva peace talks if the PLO is invited. A government source notes a November Knesset resolution declaring the PLO a murderous framework aiming to destroy Israel. The foreign ministry has not yet seen Chaim Herzog’s U N speech text but says the base position remains unchanged.
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Male supremacist group protests at Boston sperm bank
About 30 supporters of a Male Supremacy group demonstrated outside the Massachusetts General Hospital sperm bank in Boston calling for elimination of sperm banks. Organizer Dick Miano argued against commercial banks while speakers urged men to reclaim family roles and oppose female control.
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Fire area flood aid approved
County supervisors authorized the Flood Control District to spend 211000 dollars in emergency funds for eight canyon neighborhoods threatened by brush fires. Crews dig runoff trenches and erect earth levees and wooden barriers to reduce flood and mudslide risk after 66 000 acres burned in Tujunga Glendale and Mt Baldy areas.
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Zumwalt cites massive Soviet SALT violations
Former naval chief Adm Elmo R Zumwalt told the House Intelligence Committee that Soviet breaches of the SALT arms pact were massive and included interference with violation detection, missile and silo limits, air defense upgrades, and mobile ICBM deployment. He said Kissinger alone knows full details and criticized his negotiating approach.
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Democratic governors decline to back any presidential hopefuls
The 36 Democratic governors chose not to endorse any of the party’s 10 presidential candidates to avoid splitting the party. Nine candidates faced questions from 20 governors. George Wallace skipped a public session. Governors approved resolutions on economy and federal‑state relations and noted consensus on jobs to fight the recession and control inflation.
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Pressure grows for Congress to review King assassination
In Washington pressure mounts for a congressional probe into the King assassination and the FBI inquiry that led to James Earl Ray's conviction. Senate and House leaders urge independent examination while Attorney General Levi weighs reopening the FBI case amid calls of possible government involvement.
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