U.S. Presses for Peace as Mideast Clashes Grow
The United States urges Israel and Jordan to respect the cease-fire amid intensified border clashes. Washington probes Soviet influence while signaling continued arms support to both sides as Rabin and Sharaf face U.S. concerns over who started the latest hostilities.
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Viet Nam Peace Delegation Set for Paris Arrival Sunday
Saigon officials announced the full peace conference delegation led by Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky will reach Paris Sunday with a major reception planned at Orly Airport. The move precedes the expanded talks, while U S forces intensify ground operations amid rising casualties and ongoing DMZ activity.
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Open War Fears as Police Death Squad Strikes in Sao Paulo
In Sao Paulo a gangster-hunting death squad, described as self styled police vigilantes, has killed three more targets including a dope peddler and bank robber, bringing two week toll to six. The city’s security apparatus denies official ties while witnesses report police presence at crime scenes.
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Rio de Janeiro
Miss Metric poster girl promotes metric system in Britain
The thinking man is asked to look at this splendidly stacked girl and think metric. Miss Metric is Britain's poster girl to push a campaign replacing inches feet and yards with the metric system of standards.
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Hayakawa Seeks Talks With Campus Dissidents
San Francisco State College Acting President S. J. Hayakawa opened negotiations with campus dissidents after a period of calm. He said he would ask faculty and students to work toward ending protests and resuming normal campus activities.
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SAN Francisco
S. J. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Protests erupt as 45 arrested on campus amid turmoil
On the 18 000 student campus a month of turmoil followed a demand linked to higher authorities funds. About 1 000 demonstrators were forced from the quad by 500 police. No injuries. three arrests Tuesday and total 45 since Monday. Hayakawa urged dispersal as chants echoed through the quad.
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Robert R. Smith
Middletown Area Sees Cloudy, Cold Turn With Snow Flurries
Forecast for Middletown and vicinity predicts mostly cloudy skies with colder air and occasional snow flurries late tonight and Friday. Lows near 25 tonight, 31 this morning, and winds expected to lessen late today.
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Middletown
Quiet on Mideast Front After Israeli Air Strikes
The Israeli Jordanian border fronts were quiet after Israeli air strikes aimed at Iraqi forces in Jordan. One Super Mystere fighter bomber did not return. a 22 year old pilot died after bail out and was killed in a helicopter pickup. Radio Amman reported six soldiers killed and 14 wounded in the Irbid and Al Marfaq raids. Iraqi commander claimed seven Israeli planes were shot down. Egypt’s Nasser rejected a seven point peace plan, urging a regional settlement. The U.S. State Department denied any new formal peace plan.
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Israel
Christmas Stockings Hangups Bring Quiet Year
A harried mother notes that at Christmas the children hang stockings but for the rest of the year nothing is hung. The routine repeats annually with little else to show for the months between.
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