Weather summary for period ending Friday morning
Period ending 7 a.m. Friday notes scattered showers from West Gulf coast to northern New England and cooler central Plains. Reading shows 3 hour interval highs 73 lows 46 with normal 85/46. record highs 99, 36. New Mexico forecast: scattered showers and thunderstorms mountains east, warmer west, fair west tonight, partly cloudy east, highs 60 to 82, lows 20s to 45, Friday mostly fair.
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Guerrilla Leader Demands Eradication of Israel
In an interview from Aman Jordan, George Habash head of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine rejects any peace plan that allows Israel to exist. He calls peace a path to injustice and urges continued conflict as a long war of liberation. He cites U.N. 1967 terms and says the group views Marxism as its guide. A separate item reports Louis Levi Martinez 25 of Albuquerque drowned at Benedictine Monastery lake near Pecos after telling friends he would swim.
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Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
State of
Israel
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Suez Canal
Tiran Strait
Mediterranean
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Athens
Zurich
Jerusalem
American University
Beirut
Popular Front
China
Front
Peking
Pecos
Louis Levi Martinez
Albuquerque
Benedictine Monastery
Martinez
Tornadoes Remain Scientific Mystery
SOCORRO AP writer surveys why tornado energy and formation puzzle scientists. Researchers from New Mexico Tech and SUNY Albany discuss lightning as a heat source, thunderstorm currents, and magnetic and electrical activity observed near tornados. They urge careful nighttime observations and report to Socorro for data.
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New Mexico
Midwest
Southeast
Great Plains
Charles Moore
New Mexico Tech
Bernard Vonnegut
State University of New York
Albany
Moore
Marx Brook
Tech
Brook
Oklahoma
Fly Lying Down Survive Crisis in Future Air Travel
Holloman Air Force Base psychologist A. G. Koestler told the Aerospace Medical Association that passengers could be safer lying down and facing backward during cabin depressurization. His chimpanzee decompression research supports the idea that such positioning improves survival chances by reducing chest compression and aiding breathing.
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Holloman Air Force Base
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Holloman
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New Hearts Affects Minds Reported by Psychiatrist
AP science writer notes psychotic and emotional reactions in heart transplant recipients at Stanford. Dr. Donald Lunde cites five of 13 patients becoming psychotic after surgery, with three deaths and multiple mood disturbances. Donor secrecy and mental changes from rejection drugs and heart lung machinery are discussed.
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Fla
America Psychiatric Association
Donald T. Lunde
Stanford University Medical Center
Stanford
Lunde
Russell Says Cobalt Therapy Cleared Lung Tumor
Senator Richard Russell of Georgia announces that a cancerous tumor on his left lung apparently disappeared after cobalt treatments. He notes doctors detected it early and says a definite cure cannot be declared, with only time revealing outcomes. The public statements came at a news conference on Tuesday.
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Washington
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Russell
Afsar Khan Sets World Record for 176 Hours Cycling
New Delhi AP report says Afsar Khan claimed a world record by cycling nonstop for 176 hours. Organizers in Uttar Pradesh presented him with two new bicycles to mark the achievement.
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Afsar Khan
Uttar Pradesh
Afsar
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