New war fears rise in the Mideast as talks falter
UPI analyst Phil Newsom reports growing fears of renewed conflict between Jews and Arabs. Cairo warns a flare up is possible, while Israel’s leaders balance hawkish pressures with Diwan Abba Eban’s pursuits of negotiated peace amid uncertain Kremlin influence and shifting regional threats.
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Bennett backs water study linking basin states to diversions
Senator Wallace Bennett of Utah urged Colorado River Basin states to join a feasibility study on diversions from the Pacific Northwest. He cited a 10 year Interior Department ban on such research, and estimated the proposal could cost up to 500000 dollars annually for Utah Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Arizona Nevada California and the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. Bennett stressed the need to assess water amounts timing and economic feasibility of diversion schemes.
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Astrological Forecast for Sunday September 2
Sun sign notes advise caution in Aries and Taurus. Gemini should heed experienced advice. Cancer is not listed. Leo should act to show concern for others. Virgo warned about home matters. Scorpio urged to be cautious on the road. Sagittarius urged to listen to mentors for income gains. Capricorn to discuss newcomers' wants. Aquarius advised to seek authority for data. Pisces should listen to like minded friends for smoother outcomes.
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Ray defense lawyer hints at withdraw amid court contempt case
In Memphis, Arthur J. Hanes Sr. warned he may withdraw from James Earl Ray's defense amid a contempt hearing tied to pretrial publicity. Judge W. Preston Battle awaits rulings on motions as the case edges toward Ray's November trial for King's assassination.
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UPI
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James Earl Ray
Hanes
Criminal Court
W. Preston Battle
Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
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NYC Teachers Strike Ends in Breakup of Talks
New York City faces a potential return to closed schools as talks to end an 11 day teachers strike collapsed after midnight. Albert Shanker, UFT president, blamed a complete breakdown over neutral observers and Ocean Hill Brownsville governance.
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UPI
Brooklyn
New ‘York City
Albert Shanker
United Federation of Teachers
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City Hall
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
John Lindsay
Shaniker
Board of Education
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Brooklyn Experimental
Alcohol and cancer link revisited by Tulane study
Dr. GE Burch and Azam Ansari of Tulane University studied 83 men with pancreatic cancer at a Veterans Administration hospital over six years. Sixty two or 74.7 percent were chronic alcoholics defined as at least 2 to 3 ounces daily. They note prior French German Dutch work suggesting strong alcohol associations with certain cancers, while pancreatic inflammation is common in drinkers but not a strong predictor of pancreatic cancer in their sample.
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Azam Ansari
Tulane. University
New Orleans
Veterans Administration ‘Hospital
Burch
Ansari
Medi ‘Cal
American Medical Association
Carl Krebs
Krebs
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