Coercive action debated after UN force attack in Lebanon
Lebanese Christian militiamen wounded eight U.N. troops at the Naqoura compound in southern Lebanon, as President Sarkis called an emergency cabinet session to consider coercive action against Israeli-backed rebels led by Maj. Saad Haddad. UN officials reported 6 Irish and 2 Dutch casualties. the attackers fired thousands of rounds and rockets amid a fragile truce.
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Stephen K. Hindy
Associated Press
Beirut, Lebanon
Lebanon
U.N
International Peace Force
Elias Sarkis
Serkis
Maj
Saad Haddad
Hugo Rocha
Naqoura
Rocha
Jerusalem
United Nations Interim Force
Unifil
Flooded Jackson Faces Ongoing Pearl River Crisis
Downstream residents seek higher ground as the Pearl River nears Gulf of Mexico after inflicting about half a billion dollars in Jackson Mississippi damage. About 17,000 homeless, power and water cuts persist. Georgetown and Monticello brace for crest, while I-55 stays closed. Authorities warn of continued flooding as the river recedes slowly.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Pearl River
Gulf of Mexico
Viva Polk
Alabama
Tombigee
Red Cross
Carter
Texas
Conroe
Georgetown
Mississippi Power and Electric Co
Columbia
Marion County Civil Defense
Jim Thornhill
Thornhill
Monticello
Vale Danks
Central Telephone Company
Memphis
New Orleans
Trial ends with $104000 award for Marvin former lover
In Los Angeles the trial over earnings during a 1960s liaison concludes with actress Miss Marvin awarded $104,000 for rehabilitation, while Lee Marvin asserts victory on all counts. Marvin praises the outcome as a win for women's rights and vows to move on with life and career.
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Linda Deutsch
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Michelle Triol
Marvin
Lee Marvin
Miss Marvin
Marvin Mitchelson
Superior Court
Tucson
Ariz
New York
Marshall
Hollywood
Michelle Tricia Marvin
Ms. Marvin
First Chinese cargo ship berths in U S port in 30 years
The 637 foot Liu Lin Hai docked in Seattle with a cargo of about 30,000 tons of corn from Minnesota, Nebraska and Iowa. Trade talks are under way as the vessel, the first flying a Chinese flag to berth since 1949, awaits next steps in normalization of shipping. Officials touted budding goodwill and possible future grain shipments to Shanghai.
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Patrick Connolly
Associated Press
Seattle
U.S
Midwest
Liu Lin Hai
Navy
Mao Tse-Tung
Chiang Kai-shek
Pacific
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
Shanghai
Zhang Jie
United States
Chai Zemin
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Cascade Mountain
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R.M. Davis
Lake Tahoe
Colorado
Gary Hill
Mulberry Fork
Warrior River
Hill
National Briefs
Bay City
Mich
Trans World Airlines
Michigan
Vern DeShane
Here
Federal Aviation Administration
Ypsilanti
Tulsa
Okla
James Naum
Maria
United Nations
Margaret Lamm
Naum
Court In Equity
Mitchelson
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Henry Jackson
China
Brock Adams
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
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