Malagasy cancels U S warships visit amid oil fears
U S warships scheduled to dock at Diego Suarez Madagascar were canceled amid claims fuel and berthing limits. Pentagon sources say politics and Arab ties may drive the decision, noting Libyan and French interest activity alongside the broader Arab oil embargo context.
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FBI report contradicts Gray testimony on Nixon wiretaps
The New York Times reports a confidential FBI memo contradicts L Patrick Gray’s Senate testimony that he had no knowledge of nearly 20 national security wiretaps. The memo shows Gray was briefed before his testimony and that records of the taps were sent to the White House prior to his tenure. The notes detail the disappearance and recovery of wiretap records and connect to Ehrlichman’s resignations. A closing line notes a sugar maple tree must be 20 years old before profitable tapping.
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Mao turns 80 as healthy despite years of toil
Mao Tse-tung is 80 today and reportedly in good health despite privation and political struggle. He will likely spend the day quietly with a few friends as China avoids public birthday celebrations. Congratulatory messages arrive from Le Duan and Kim Il Sung.
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13 guerrillas held in Paris arms seized
Paris police say 13 supporters of a Palestine guerrilla group were arrested after an igutomobile smuggling arms was stopped at the Italian frontier. A Palestinian driver and two others were detained. Police raid on a house in Essonne yielded 10 Turks and a cache including grenades fuses 45 pounds of plastic explosive doctored books and false passports.
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Turkey mourns ex leader Inonu elder statesman dies
Ankara AP Ismet Inonu longtime Turkish leader dies at 89 after a long career serving as president prime minister and foreign minister He guided the first free elections in 1950 and led coalitions through coups He founded the Republican People's party and remained active until 1971 his death triggers national mourning and flags at half staff
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