Israel says troop withdrawal from canal zone a genuine pullback
Western military sources say Israel reduced forces in the limited forces zone months earlier and did not station artillery there. Egyptian officials note the withdrawal as a political gesture to ease tension and aid pursuit of a negotiated settlement, while the United States tracks surveillance under the 1974 disengagement accord.
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Northrop Suits Senate Over Secret Swiss Agent Links
A Senate inquiry probes a Swiss firm tied to Northrop Corp foreign sales with officials saying they don not know how the operation works. Payments of 450000 to a Saudi agent connected to Saudi purchases are disclosed as part of the investigation.
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Northrop Corp
Northrop
Thomas V. Jones
Economic & Development Corp
Frank Church
D-Idaho
EDC
Church
Richard W. Millar
Saudi Arabia
Saxe sentencing awaits trial on Boston charges
Federal judge delays sentencing of militant feminist Susan Edith Saxe until she faces Massachusetts state charges for a 1970 Boston bank robbery and a fatal patrolman’s shooting. Saxe pleaded guilty to bank robbery and theft from a federal arsenal, defending the armed struggle as valid. The trial on murder and bank robbery charges stems from the September 26, 1970 holdup that yielded $26,000 and killed Patrolman Walter Schroeder.
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Boston
U.S. District Court
Alfred L. Luongo
Luongo
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Walter Schroeder
Soviet pledge to notify troop maneuvers in Europe
The Soviet Union offers advance notice of military maneuvers in Eastern Europe as a confidence building measure. The plan would cover a zone extending over 100 miles into Soviet territory and apply to war games rather than actual operations. Officials expect the European Security Conference declaration to include this mutual notification by June in Geneva.
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New York Times
Washington
Soviet Union
Europe
U.S
Geneva
American Among 38 Die in Munich Train Collision
A 25 year old American living in Mannheim is believed to be the sole foreign fatality in a head on crash of two passenger trains south of Munich. Bavarian police report 32 of 38 dead identified and 82 injured as officials investigate the Sunday night wreck.
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West Germany
Mannheim
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Canada
Dog Rescued After River Ordeal at Chicago Wharf
A dog fell into the Chicago river and clung to beams along the banks as a rescue awaited. Patrolman Lawrence Van Arkel climbed down to aid the frightened animal, which leapt back into the water and was later rescued by boat.
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Lawrence van Arkel
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