Racing champion Graham Hill dies in crash near Elstree Airport
Investigators examine burnt wreckage of the Piper Avlec plane after a crash three miles from Elstree Airport killing former world motor racing champion Graham Hill and five others. The probe seeks reasons for the fatal crash including navigation aids and possible wing icing. Pilot Hill and passengers, including protege Tony Brive, died in the blaze.
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Cuban general in Angola aiding Soviet backed forces
U S intelligence sources say Brig General Julio Casas a trusted aide of Fidel Castro is in Angola to direct Soviet supplied weapons and equipment for the Cuban backed forces during Angola’s civil conflict. Reports also suggest another Cuban general may be present.
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Miki's Popularity Dips in Japanese Poll
Asahi Shimbun reports Prime Minister Takeo Miki at 28 percent in a Sunday poll, down from 45 percent a year earlier when he formed his cabinet. The survey notes past premiers lose support near the end of their reign, while Miki rose as a compromise after Tanaka's crisis.
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Arafat Threatens Soviet Push If US Fleet Enters Lebanon
PLO chief Yasir Arafat warned Lebanese leaders that the Soviet Navy would oppose any US 6th Fleet intervention in Lebanon. He said progressive Arab peoples will not allow Lebanon to become a second Vietnam and cited past Marine deployments in Beirut in 1954.
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Foreign involvement in Angola criticized by Young
US Congressman Andrew Young denounces foreign meddling in Angola’s civil war calling it a cynical form of racism. He urges American pressure on the Soviet Union and South Africa to halt support as Moscow backs one faction and Pretoria aids another.
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Canadian postal workers vote to end 42 day strike
In Ottawa the 22 000 member Canadian Union of Postal Workers voted on a tentative contract after leaders urged rejection. About 2 700 members had already returned to work and support for acceptance was strong among the rest as results were to be known early Tuesday.
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Israelis Withdraw From Sinai Oil Field
Israelis withdraw from the oil field in the Sinai Desert as Egypt prepares to regain control of production captured by Israel during the 1967 war. The withdrawal occurred Sunday, with Egypt slated to resume administration of the field today.
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Israel to Return Sinai Oil Fields to Egyptian Control
The Abu Rudeis oil field and nearby facilities will be held by United Nations troops for 24 hours as Israel relinquishes control of 86 wells and a pumping station. Ras Sadr offshore field was ceded last month. Israel to transfer about 1,900 square miles of Sinai by February. Oil output phased back, Iran to supply remaining needs. Kissinger brokered accord with Egypt and Israel. The U S will compensate Israel $14 million and guard against future oil boycott risks.
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