Coast Guard Returns Soviet Seaman Without OK
The Coast Guard sent a Soviet seaman seeking political asylum back to a Soviet fishing vessel near Martha’s Vineyard without State Department advice. Officials say State was contacted, the seaman withdrew the asylum request, then was handed to Soviet authorities. reason for the return was not disclosed.
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Holiday weekend death toll trails forecast
The Thanksgiving travel period neared its end as highway deaths lagged behind last year. A National Safety Council spokesman said travel was safer or less on the roads, predicting the death rate would stay under 670 in the 670-770 range.
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Weather shifts to rain with cooler temperatures ahead
A cloudy, cooler day brings highs in the 40s to around 50 with a chance of rain. Tonight remains cloudy and cooler with lows in the upper 30s to 40s and tomorrow reaches the 50s to low 60s. In Rome, Premier Emilio Colombo wins a confidence vote 341 to 237, defeating opposition tax package amendments as hundreds of amendments are scrapped.
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East German Reds slow Berlin traffic in protest
East German Communists slowed traffic into West Berlin to protest Western political activity and a planned Christian Democratic meeting. Western officials reported long delays at checkpoints and said the action aimed to disrupt talks on Berlin status. The Soviets protested the West Berlin gathering, calling it a provocation and violating four power accords.
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Communist buildup reported near Cambodian capital Phnom Penh
Cambodian government sources said a sizeable new Communist force was moving toward Prey Veng, about 25 miles southeast of Phnom Penh, with curfews and strict security in the capital. Officials doubted an immediate major attack but feared a move to disrupt transport and scare the government.
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Ivory Coast mission training by Green Berets at Eglin AFB
An Army Green Beret and Air Force commandos trained at Eglin Air Force Base for the Ivory Coast mission to assault a North Vietnamese POW camp. The operation, conducted mostly at night, used a full size mockup of Son Tay camp named Barbara and drew on rehearsals in South Vietnam.
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