United States Considers Lifting Jordan Arms Embargo
Washington reports confirm UPI that the United States weighs resuming shipments to Jordan amid Soviet arms build up in Arab states. State Department spokesman McCloskey stresses continued need for restraint to maintain stability, while Soviet diplomats push for broader military support to Egypt Syria and Iraq.
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Galbraith predicts rapid South Vietnam collapse
Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith warned in Boston that the South Vietnamese government and army would dissolve within weeks. He spoke to about 100 young men and stressed the need for a dignified U.S. exit if negotiations fail to resolve Vietnam.
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Jury Finds Man Guilty in Bank Burglary Conspiracy
Lloyd Nelson was found guilty by a federal jury on conspiracy charges in the Brooks Fields Nations Bank burglary. Co defendant Babb Scott was acquitted by a separate jury. The verdict followed a seven hour deliberation as gunfire erupted near the jurors’ apartment, injuring Nelson’s relative. Police detained two teenagers.
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Reach Surface Meteorites as Earth's Only Extraterrestrial Samples
Meteorites are the sole known materials from outer space that reach the earth’s surface. They provide direct samples of non terrestrial matter for study by scientists worldwide.
Same Molecules Link All Life For Heredity
A compact note suggests all earth life uses identical genetic molecules to store heredity information, spanning bacteria plants animals and microbes, highlighting a unifying chemical basis for inheritance across diverse organisms.
Actress Katy Jurado Hospitalized After Overdose Attempt
Los Angeles AP reports actress Katy Jurado 40 former wife of Ernest Borgnine and two time Oscar nominee in fair condition at UCLA Medical Center after reportedly swallowing sleeping pills. Police rushed to her apartment after a call to her agent Ron Meyer who said Jurado claimed she had taken 67 pills and had fur worth 1500 dollars to leave for her kids. Jurado has two children Sister Hugo and Sandra and previously married Victor Velazquez and Borgnine.
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UT El Paso President Resigns Over Health Reasons
Dr Joseph Ray, president of the University of Texas El Paso, resigns effective August 31 for health reasons and will return to teaching as a professor of political science at UTEP.
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