U S Air Force Downs MIG in Laos North of Hanoi
Maj Robert Lodge and Lt Roger Lother piloted an F4 Phantom intercepting a 1300 mph North Vietnamese MIG over northeast Laos nine miles southwest of Hanoi. They fired missiles after tracking with radar, reporting an explosion and fireball as the enemy plane vanished.
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Jerusalem site for peace bid
United Nations Middle East negotiator Gunnar Jarring will travel to Jerusalem for talks with Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban after Cairo discussions with Egyptian leaders. He will stay only a few hours and not overnight, with Nicosia named as headquarters by Jarring and both Arab and Israeli sources favoring Cyprus as the meeting site.
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Miners to vote on pay rise ending six week strike
Britain’s 240,000 coal miners are expected to vote Wednesday in secret on accepting a 2 percent pay rise awarded by an independent tribunal. Local leaders support settlement, even in militant regions. The strike has disrupted power production, caused mass layoffs approaching 9 million jobless, and halted factory output.
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Three Die in Avalanche Buried Car Outside Cervinia
A Briton, a Dutch man, and a colleague from Varese were found dead after their car was buried by a snow avalanche on a Cervinia road. Police said the vehicle was swept off the roadway during the stormy period days earlier.
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Qatar Ruler Seized Power In Sudden Coup
Be irut reported that prime minister Sheik Khalifa bin Hamad al Thani seized power from his cousin Sheik Ahmad bin Ali al Thani before dawn. The deposed ruler was said to be hunting in Iran. Qatar, a small peninsula, proclaimed independence last year and remains outside the UAE union.
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Iran
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Wallace wife hospitalized for kidney infection
Cornelia Wallace, 33, wife of Gov. George C. Wallace, was admitted to a Montgomery hospital with a kidney infection. Officials said she would be out of the campaign briefly after returning from campaign services in Daytona Beach, Florida.
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