U S Sells Anti Aircraft Missiles to Israel Forces
The Pentagon announced on Saturday the sale of anti aircraft missiles to Israel as part of security aid. The move follows ongoing regional tensions and underscores Washington's support for Israeli defense capabilities amid the conflict.
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Sato favored in Japanese election
The Liberal Democratic party led by Premier Eisaoku Sato is expected to retain a strong majority in Japan’s House of Councillors. A poll across 46 prefectures shows minor parties gain ground at Socialist expense while overall support for the Liberal Democrats stays about the same.
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France Wins Common Market Backing on Steel Quotas
France secured official Common Market backing to control steel imports after suspending unilateral quotas. The deal limits intra group imports to 377000 tons monthly for six months and allows outside-COM imports up to 13000 tons monthly. Export subsidies worth about 2 percent of sales are maintained to offset wage costs.
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New wristwatch device aids doctors in critical care
Scientists from Johns Hopkins led a six year study to develop a wristwatch like monitoring instrument that continuously assesses prop er lung function in critically ill or injured patients. It aims to cut death tolls from acute respiratory disorders and should be ready for hospital use by year end.
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Breakaway Biafra dissolving as famine stalks millions
After a year of war Nigeria faces mass starvation in Biafra where relief is limited and access blocked. Ongoing conflict leaves Owerri Aba and Umuahia as key cities while federal air power blocks routes and aid efforts stall. International figures urge ceasefire to allow relief, with conditions on sovereignty and safety for civilians.
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Newspaper Promises Complete Convention Coverage Ahead
The text touts a large wire photo network and a staff of over 150 to cover conventions, claiming a major newspapers role as the source for complete up to the minute convention news. It notes a large delegation second only to New York and California.
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