Egypt Wins A Point From Israel In UN
At the United Nations Egypt and 18 nonaligned states won a landmark vote opposing Israeli occupation, 86 against 7 with 31 abstentions. The resolution invites states to avoid actions that could be seen as recognizing the occupation, while Israel and the United States warned against changing the peace framework. Israel urged direct Arab dialogue, and the U.S. abstained on the final vote after a failed bid for a separate vote on aid references. The United States also conceded defeat on pressing the UN to action against terrorism, backing a plan to draft an anti terror treaty via the International Law Commission.
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Bomb Runs Still Heavy Across DMZ Frontier
U S B52s pressed heavy bombing for the third straight day along the DMZ as government forces reported a North Vietnamese Viet Cong assault overrunning a militia post. South Vietnamese armor aided a Marine river crossing in Quang Tri while U S jets launched 60 strikes near the DMZ and in North Vietnam.
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Sleepy Apollo 17 crew rise for lunar dress rehearsal
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Three astronauts finally wake after nine calls and a KU fight song delay for the final dress rehearsal before the moon landing. Cernan Schmitt and Evans, rested and focused, prepare Challenger America linkup and lunar orbit for Taurus Littrow exploration.
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Truman's condition improves slightly but remains critical
Medical officials report former president Harry S. Truman showing modest cardiac improvement and calmer demeanor while remaining on the critical list at Research Hospital. Pulse at 96 regular, temperature 100, kidney function adequate, tube feedings tolerated, aid from vitamin liquid via nasal tube.
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Talks Session In Reds Park Talks Session In Reds Park
Paris AP Henry A Kis singer and Hanoi Le Duc Tho held their sixth secret meeting of the week in a Gif-sur-Yvette villa near Paris. Negotiators pressed toward a Vietnam peace draft with no word on progress as they resume daily talks after a nine day recess. Communist officials say Hanoi will not accept major changes to the October draft while Saigon seeks sweeping alterations with partial U.S. backing.
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Nixon Shifts Aides to Key Interior and Transportation Posts
President Nixon announced shifts of two White House aides to undersecretary roles in Interior and Transportation as part of a youth infusion in the second term. John C. Whitaker and Egil Krogh Jr. were named undersecretaries, with Carl O. Kamp Jr. named acting chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. The moves accompany other cabinet and staff changes as Nixon prepares for inauguration.
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