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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1972

Page

7

Scheuer glad to be out after expulsion from Soviet Union

U S Rep. James H. Scheuer arrived in London from Leningrad after being expelled from the Soviet Union on alleged improper activity. He said he sensed a loosening of Soviet attitudes toward Jews as 15,000 exit permits to Israel were issued, but cautioned the surface change hid broader limits.

London UPI U.S James H. Scheuer D-N.y Russia Israel Scheuer Soviet Union Emily Scandinavian Airlines SAS Copenhagen Leningrad Stockholm U.S Soviet Moscow

GIs to Return Home Under Nixon Withdrawals

UPI reports 2,580 American troops packing up to go home as part of Nixon’s plan. The pullout trims combat units, keeping 13 on duty in Vietnam and reducing total garrison to 139,000 by month end. The 1st Battalion, 22nd Infantry, 920 men, was ordered standdown, with Tuy Hoa air base guard duty handed to an armored cavalry squadron.

Saigon Nixon 22Nd Infantry 4Th Infantry Division Tuy Hoa

EC-130 cargo plane crash lands near Cambridge Maryland

An EC-130 military cargo plane loaded with classified electronics crash landed in a farm field seven miles south of Cambridge on Maryland's Eastern Shore after its left wing caught fire. All 16 aboard escaped unharmed as fire was extinguished before reaching the 40,000 gallons of fuel.

Cambridge UPI Maryland Patuxent Naval Air Station Chesapeake Bay

Lebanon orders army to defend country against Israeli attacks

Lebanon's Prime Minister Saeb Salam says the Lebanese army is under orders to defend the country against future Israeli attacks. Syria vows to act if Israeli troops invade Lebanon. In Cairo, Sadat works on a new confrontation cabinet to guide Egypt in any future conflict with Israel.

Lebanon Saeb Salam Syria Cairo Anwar Sadat Egypt Israel Sadat Abba Eban Tel Aviv Middle East U.N Gunnar V. Jarring Salam Beirut United Nations Damascus al Thawra Hafez Assad Abdel Rahman Khieifawi

Coup leader Acheampong leads Ghana victory parade in Accra

Thousands cheer Col. I. K. Acheampong as he rides in an open jeep flanked by guards. About 2,000 army troops and navy cadets march from Black Star Square to a stadium near Burma Camp. He promises the National Redemption Council will solve Ghana’s problems but gives no route on debt or policy.

Ghana Col I. K. Acheampong Accra Black Star Square Burma Acheampong National Redemption Council

Women attack British soldiers in Belfast clash

In Belfast on Saturday British troops raided a suspected IRA hideout arresting 22 men in Ardoyne and Andersonstown. Angry women and youths confronted the soldiers who used rubber bullets and CS gas to protect the cease and free prisoners. The incident follows sectarian unrest in Northern Ireland.

Belfast UPI Irish Republican Army IRA Ardoyne Andersonstown

Mintoff lifts Malta ultimatum after Rome talks

Malta Premier Mintoff lifted his pay-up-or-get-out ultimatum and returned to Valetta amid a hero's welcome. About 5,000 people lined the route from Luqa airport as Mintoff said an agreement on defense facilities could be reached, with further talks set with British defense secretary Lord Carrington and NATO chief Joseph Luns to follow.

Valetta UPI Dom Mintoff Malta Britain Mintoff Rome Luqa Carrington and Luns

Withdrawal plan indicated by Dayan

Dayan signals possible compromise on Suez withdrawal while Eban blames Egypt for blocking direct peace talks. He cites Sadat’s war pledge but says Israel could consider canal status in talks. Eban urges direct dialogue with Israel under U S auspices as key to progress. Malta pullout deadline discussed. Malta officials await next move and a Sunday meeting sets pullout plans.

Tel Aviv UPI Moshe Dayan Suez Canal Abba Eban Egypt Middle East Dayan Anwar Sadat Israel Sinai Sadat Eban Nixon United States

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