Eban Denies Reports on Mideast Peace Talks Impasse
In Washington Abba Eban rejects claims talks have stalled and asserts Israel will not drop border security as a condition of any Egypt peace. He says U S pressure is absent and warns against signing an agreement to preexisting 1967 lines. He notes potential routes to advance talks using U N mediator Gunnar Jarring proposals.
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POW Letters Move Again After North Vietnam Lapse
Washington AP reports mail from American prisoners in North Vietnam appears to be flowing again after a three month gap. Cora Weiss says 193 POW letters arrived, after families urged action. officials differ on causes, with Laos fighting cited as a possible delay. The Delhi Zoo in India now houses 13 white tigers, the largest collection in the country.
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US Helicopters Evacuate Soldiers in Laos Front
US helicopters evacuate hundreds of South Vietnamese soldiers from a Laotian front near Ham Nghi as North Vietnamese fire rakes the area. Fifteen American choppers were shot or damaged, with many troops crowded onto skids and bodies loaded from the battlefield 24 miles west of Fire Base Delta 1. The operation marks a withdrawal of units from Phu’s 1st Infantry Division amid heavy clashes and artillery fire.
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Funding Heads For Showdown In Senate
Washington AP reports the Senate moves toward a close vote on federal funding for the SST program. Senator Magnuson expects a nearer margin than last year’s 241 vote while Senator Proxmire foresees a tough uphill fight. The Appropriations Committee backed 134 million for continued SST prototype work even as a House action cut off funds. A 71 to 0 Senate vote barred commercial supersonic flights over the U.S. absent FAA approval and required SST prototypes to meet jet noise standards. The chamber plans a Tuesday debate with a pivotal vote set for 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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Peru vows evacuation after deadly Chungar avalanche
Geologists and police warned residents of the Andean valley to evacuate to avoid further slides after a May 1971 avalanche from a mountain peak into Lake Yanahurina devastated the Chungar mining camp. Rescue teams raced in as officials reported 400 to 600 dead, with ~50 hospitalized.
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