Cease Fire Across Suez Near Collapse
AP reports that Israel and Egypt traded missiles around the Suez Canal heightening fears the 13 month cease fire may fail. Cairo said Israeli Phantom bombers attacked canal positions. Egypt fired anti aircraft missiles in return. The clash prompted alerts along the waterway as the US brokered truce faced strain.
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Saigon Students Riot Amid Antigovernment Unrest
Antigovernment Buddhist students clashed with police in Saigon and rioters burned vehicles while a large ammunition dump near the city was struck by blasts. Viet Cong forces reportedly killed three U S advisers as fighting raged elsewhere in the Mekong Delta with heavy losses claimed by both sides.
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Teachers To Teach- That's All
Youngstown Education Association votes to withhold nonteaching services for about 25,000 students in the Youngstown public schools starting Monday. President Matilda Wren says luncheon supervision bus loading PTA activities are affected while awaiting a master contract.
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Autumn-like Weekend Weather Ahead
Sunday brings mainly cloudy skies with showers possible and temperatures in the low 70s. Tonight will drop to the upper 50s with a 40 percent chance of rain today and tonight.
Motorized Bedpan Highlight At Northwest Inventors Show
A three day Pacific Northwest Inventors Exhibition in Seattle features about 80 displays led by Edward Gerrick’s motorized warmed bedpan. Inventors from Olympia Auburn and Seattle seek manufacturers or buyers for ideas including spobbin thread unit golf mate and folding modular cube checkerboard. Maynard Wege demonstrates a car ignition lock concept.
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Sabin urges shift in cancer vaccine research focus
Venice Italy AP Sabin the polio pioneer told leukemia specialists there that emphasis on viruses in cancer research is overdone and that attention should move to the natural history of tumors. He cautioned there may be little future for cancer vaccines and spoke as chair of the symposium final session.
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Chuckle Accident Statistics Show Pedestrians Slow
A quirky analysis notes pedestrians move slower than expected in urban traffic patterns. Researchers compare crossing times and crowd flow to assess safety and efficiency for city planners.
Climber 18 Survives Broken Neck After Emigrant Peak Fall
Sam Warfel, 18, survived a 100 foot fall on Emigrant Peak, two operations later in a Livingston hospital. Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Francis J. Kelly says a neck break this severe is rarely survivable. He crawled to his car then to a resort in shock from blood loss. His father Paul Warfel notes no paralysis yet and awaits recovery progress.
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Apollo fuels brighter U S prospects in space
A look inside space hopes notes Apollo 15 success boosting optimism for future programs. Vision includes shuttles laboratories and a link with a Russian spacecraft as part of a broader space effort.
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Horror Bullets In Ulster Spark Fresh Wounds
Belfast reports snipers wounded two more British soldiers as army experts warn of newly used horror bullets causing severe injuries. A Belfast house yielded a cache of dum-dum ammunition and empty cartridges tied to the shootings, while security forces clash with mobs in Catholic and Protestant areas. A child was tarred and feathered as riots erupt across Belfast and Londonderry amid border-area killings.
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City eyes Dial-A-Ride incentives for new DART system
Mary McDowell promotes a Dial-A-Ride mini-bus program as Ortman-Stewart Transportation weighs a $30,000 initial city subsidy. Richard Clark argues the plan could save car owners money and move the private firm toward break-even across four city stages.
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