UN mediator Jarring returns to push peace talks
United Nations Middle East envoy Gunnar Jarring returned from Tel Aviv to present Israel’s peace proposals to Arab states. He met with Prime Minister Golda Meir and Foreign Minister Abba Eban and said talks were very interesting and useful. He plans meetings with the United Arab Republic and Jordan in New York.
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New York
United Nations
Middle East
Jarring
Israel
U.N
Eban
Yosef Tekoah
Egypt
Jordan
Cairo
Amman
Jerusalem
Davar
Meir
Yediot Aharonot
False burglar alarms clock Fort Walton Beach area
Fort Walton Beach police responded Sunday afternoon to multiple false burglar alarms. Sears at Fort Walton Square and Jackie’s House of Diamonds on Miracle Strip Parkway, plus Gold Ring’s Warehouse on Lovejoy Road, were checked with nothing found amiss. Investigation ongoing.
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Fort Walton Beach
Sears
Fort Walton Square
Jackie
House of Diamonds
Miracle Strip Parkway
Goldring
Lovejoy Road
Two New Galaxies Found Near Earth
Berkeley astronomers report discovery of two hidden galaxies named Maffet 1 and Maffei 2 using four observatories. Interstellar dust in the Milky Way hid them, prompting a redefinition of the Local Group beyond the Milky Way Andromeda and its three satellites.
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Earth
Berkeley
Calif
Astrophysical Journal
University of California At Berkeley
California Institute of Technology
Carnegie
Ington
Milky Way
Andromeda
Search for Missing F111 Warplane Extends Flight Hours
More than 125 planes from Coast Guard CAP Air Force bases and civic groups joined the weekend hunt for the F111 fighter bomber and its two Fort Worth crew members Lt. Col. Bruce Stocks and Maj. Billy Gentry. Col. Trice said 275 flight hours were logged Saturday with no trace found as Carswell AFB maintained radio contact for 90 minutes after takeoff.
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Fort Worth
San Antonio
Bruce D. Stocks
Billy C. Gentry
William J. Trice
Air Force
General Dynamics
Howard Fry
Carswell Afb
Fry
Carswell
South Vietnamese Launch New Offensive Into Cambodia
South Vietnamese headquarters report heavy fighting northeast of Saigon near Tay Ninh City and a new drive into eastern Cambodia by about 2,000 troops. The clash involved paratroopers and a North Vietnamese battalion with air and artillery support. Casualties were reported on both sides, and the operation follows a broader Cambodian campaign as Melvin Laird completes his visit.
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Saigon
Tay Ninh
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Melvin R. Laird
Parrot’s Beak
Highway 1
Kompong Trabek
Vietnam
Mekong
Delta
Laird
Nguyen van Thieu
Suspension Sought for Kidnapped British Ambassador Search
President Jorge Pacheco Areco asked for a 0 day suspension of civil liberties to aid in locating Geoffrey Jackson, the 55 year old British ambassador seized by the Tupamaros. The measure would allow arrests and searches without warrants while Congress is adjourned. The ambassador’s wife left Montevideo for London awaiting news.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Jorge Pacheco Areco
Geoffrey Jackson
Congress
London
Jackson
Volunteer Army Plans Include Pay Raises and Less KP Duty
The Nixon administration outlines a $2 billion pay raise and housing incentives to attract volunteers, plus end to KP and custodial duties for thousands, aiming for a mid-1973 volunteer force while warning over uncertain enlistment amid postwar attitudes.
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Volunteer Army
Washington
Nixon Administration
Congress
Pentagon
House
Asst
Roger T. Kelley
Subcommittee
Kelley
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Hebert
Full House
Armed Services Committee
Nixon
California
Puerto Rico
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Dustry
Loud stereo dispute ends in Army major shot dead
In Quang Tri at a U S combat base early Friday an argument between two officers and five enlisted men over loud stereo noise led to pistol fire. One major was killed and another wounded as three enlisted men were held for questioning. An early curfew was imposed at the base.
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Kelley
Bill Nichols
D-Ala
DA Nang
Vietnam
U.S
Quang Tri
Army
Army Im
Demilitarized Zone
5Th Mechanized Infantry Division
Pollution Tops Issues For U S Students In Scholastic Poll
A Scholastic poll of 57 000 students in 1 647 schools found pollution rated the nation s top problem. Vietnam war and drug abuse followed at 51 percent each, with crime inflation and race relations also high. Most students supported direct presidential election and opposed burning the flag.
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New York
Scholastic Magazine
World Week
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