Israeli Warlike Buildup Along Suez Canal Reported
Beirut based Al Jarida says Egypt moved land air and naval forces to high alert facing a presumed Israeli buildup east of the Suez Canal. Cairo says the claim is false, while Israeli officials call the reports nonsense and part of Arab press tension.
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Yanks Protest Israel Aid in Lebanon
In Beirut 75 to 100 Americans marched in rain to the U S Embassy to oppose a proposed 500 million military aid bill for Israel. Led by Ken Meyercard 26 of Dallas the protesters gathered near the guarded embassy and circulated a petition to President Nixon and Congress urging a fair review of the issue.
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Giant fireball lights Texas sky over Lubbock area
A bright fireball flashed across Texas early today, center of its glow near west Texas. Witnesses, including Lubbock Avalanche-Journal editor Dave Knapp, described a brief celestial streak with a smoky tail. FAA and state police noted sightings from Texarkana to Dallas and Denver with no aircraft in distress.
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Aspirin Emerges as Best Buy for Pains and Colds
Washington medical experts told a Senate subcommittee that plain aspirin remains the most effective and affordable remedy for aches pains and colds. Doctors testified antihistamine cold tablets do not cure colds and that buffered aspirin in standard doses rivals prescription analgesics. Americans spend about 260 million dollars yearly on OTC pain relief, all as effective as basic aspirin.
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Pope Paul Begins Long Asia Trip Mission to teach all peoples
The Pope embarked on a 35,000 mile journey to Asia, stressing the mission of Jesus to go and teach all people. He appeared unsmiling as he waved to crowds from the jet liner. Cardinal Tisserant rode aboard amid controversy, while Vatican officials claimed the Pontiff is in perfect health for the extensive voyage.
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Pope Faces Criticism Over Hong Kong Pilgrimage Plans
Catholic leaders in Formosa criticize a Vatican decision to skip the island and stop in Hong Kong on a papal tour. The Hong Kong government sought to keep references to Communist China out of remarks, while London officials deny the report. Critics say the trip wastes funds that could aid needy nations.
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