Talks on hijacking curb U S Cuba deal promising says Rogers
Secretary Rogers met with Swiss ambassador Silvio Masnata in Washington to discuss anti hijacking proposals with Cuba. The talks, seen as promising, aim to curb airline hijackings and include a view of mutual understanding as Masnata reports back.
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Engineer testimony on Gulf crash cites brake failures
IC Gulf engineer James A. Watts testifies that brakes did not hold as expected during an Oct 30 collision at 27th Street station. Conductor Ernest Cummings invokes the Fifth Amendment. Engineer Robert W. Cavanaugh Jr. testifies he used emergency brakes and reverse before the crash. he remains hospitalized.
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Western European nations seek Lance missile talks
Five West European countries named Lord Carrington to negotiate with the United States in Washington for Lance missiles. Italy will join in management and training as NATO seeks to ease tensions and prepare for a broader security conference in Europe.
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Apollo 17 liftoff set as countdown smooth at Cape
Astronauts Cernan Evans and Schmitt rested to adjust clocks and prepared for Apollo 17's 8:53 p.m. CST launch from Cape Kennedy. Officials touted a smooth countdown as 500,000 spectators and VIPs expected to watch the first night moon mission with extensive security and crowd planning.
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Belfast shooting raises questions over army limits
The British Army said troops may have killed an innocent civilian and wounded another in a mistaken belief they were guerrilla snipers. Six shots from a rooftop hit two men believed to be plumbers in Belfast's Ardoyne district as an armored car was ambushed in Andersontown, adding to three years of bloodshed.
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Anacin Pain Reliever Ad Promotes Overused Tablet
An advertisement claims doctors frequently prescribe Anacin for pain and promotes its availability without prescription. It argues Anacin contains more of the common pain reliever than other tablets, easing headaches dental pain arthritis colds and flu, and reducing stomach upset. It urges readers to take Anacin as a doctor might in their office.
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