Egyptian Jordan Ministers Quit New York Talks Over Israel Stance
Egypt's Mahmoud Riad and Jordan's Abdul Monem Rifai left the UN Middle East peace talks in New York citing Israel's attitude as blocking progress. Riad said there is a deadlock and that there are no practical discussions, only letters, while Rifai noted Israel's position did not reflect readiness to change. Both ministers planned to return home Thursday night and suggested talks may resume later.
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Santa Fe Plans 61-Mile Spur To Move West Texas Sulfur
Santa Fe Railroad announces a 61 mile spur to link a proposed West Texas sulfur mining site with Gulf ports. Duval Corp. signs to ship sulfur from Culberson County on a turn around schedule. Trains run 925 miles one way, with sulfur moved molten into tank cars.
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New Coordinated Space Research Program Backed
A blue ribbon panel from the Space Science Board urged NASA to adopt a six year program to develop unmanned space vehicles and satellites for civilian and defense aims. The plan covers probes to 75 000 miles, weather and comms satellites, and protection against space radiation as part of a broader study of the sun earth system.
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