South Viet troops deny Laos fighting amid cross border patrols
South Vietnamese commanders deny combat in Laos but sources say recon patrols have crossed the border. Patrols are landed by U S helicopters along the Ho Chi Minh trail to spot targets for American bombers. A Pathet Lao broadcast accuses U S backed forces of expanding the war in Laos. In Newark a Trans Caribbean airliner with 154 passengers was hijacked to Cuba, landing in Havana after leaving Newark at 1 a.m.
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Israeli Planes Attack Guerrillas In Lebanon
TEL AVIV AP The Israeli command said its warplanes attacked Arab guerrilla bases in Lebanon today marking a second incursion in as many days and a third in five. Planes struck for 30 minutes against targets on Mt Hermon slopes near the Hasbani frontier. All planes returned safely. Ground raids Friday and Saturday blew up six houses in two border villages as operations against guerrillas continued since the Suez and Jordan front ceasefire began Aug 7. Pravda charged aggressive circles in Israel seek to block a settlement and denied Egyptian rocket movements near Suez. Israel hopes to gain more American weapons amid the charges.
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U S Balks At Full Support Of Israeli Mideast Charges
Washington presses for quick peace talks and resists full support for Israel’s ceasefire violation claims against Egypt. Walworth Harbour conveyed the stance to Rabin in Tel Aviv as Laird noted some charges may be impossible to prove and urged not to delay talks.
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Space Frog Test Delayed
WALLOPS ISLAND, Va. AP Two frogs scheduled for a one way trip into space today will be earth bound for a few more days as the launching of their Scout rocket was reset for Friday. Scheduling difficulties was the official reason for the postponement of the flight. The frogs packed into a water filled centrifuge participate in experiments to learn about man s disorientation on space voyages. Researchers chose the amphibians for the similarity of their inner ear structure to humans. Electronics devices attached to the frogs inner ears will record signals on earth as they are weightless and spun to half Earth gravity.
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Opposition to Sidney Marland as Education Commissioner
Opposition from organized labor blocks the Nixon administration’s pick Sidney P. Marland for U.S. Commissioner of Education. Health official Elliot Richardson pushed Marland, a former Pittsburgh school chief, amid White House hesitations and Senate timing concerns.
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