American Bombers Renew Attack On Missile Sites
American fighter bombers renewed attacks on North Vietnamese missile sites while other U S warplanes hit targets in Laos and Cambodia. Casualties varied across sources with six Meo tribesmen killed and about 90 wounded, including an American CIA agent. Ground forces reported advances near Saigon area as the Long Cheng base near the Laos border faced renewed pressure.
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Lang Cheng
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Lao Bao
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Long Cheng
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
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Ters
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Hissue
Ho Chi Minh
Threai
Pence
Thailand
CIA
Long Cherg
Jarring Proposals Rejected By Israel and Egypt
The Associated Press reports 1967 Middle East brief noting Israel rejected Jarring peace proposals while Egypt held from confirming terms. Egypt signals readiness for talks but demands Sinai and Suez changes. U.N. Security Council mandate limits Jarring to mediator. U.S. officials welcome his push for formal Egyptian willingness to conclude a treaty with Israel. Tito’s Belgrade visit seeks Western pressure on Israel.
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Ronard Heath
Middle East
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Man Killed Returning From Mom's Funeral in New York
A 43 year old man from Glen Burnie Maryland died in a snow lined Route 36 crash near Niagara Falls after his car, carrying his wife and three daughters, was hit from behind by a vehicle driven by his son in law Michael D. MacDonald. Several others injured in the chain collision.
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Glen Burnie
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Sergeant Given Freedom Award Named for Newark Man
Valley Forge Pa AP APM Joseph J Fister of Newark Delaware has been named to receive a National Recognition Award from the Freedom Foundation. Similar honors were announced Sunday for Frank L Rizzo former Philadelphia police commissioner and James Self of San Jose California. About 30 national awards and 1800 local honors were announced by the foundation founded in 1840 to preserve the American way of life.
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Philadelphia
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San Jose
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Party Reform Gains Boost From Democratic Leaders
Democratic leaders push reform measures at meetings to reshape next year's nominating process. The O Hara Commission proposes a voting plan based on population with eight large states getting voting seats while smaller states receive nonvoting status. The draft rule set would require delegates to seek election with others and assign voting places within totals, shaping the upcoming convention.
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Washington
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Sightseers Visit Earthquake Scene After 44 Die
Los Angeles observers toured the earthquake wreckage in the northern San Fernando Valley on a sunny holiday weekend. Officials pegged total damage around 1 billion dollars with federal aid possible. President Nixon declared Los Angeles County a disaster area and federal funds were awaited.
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San Fernando Valley
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Olive Wew Hospital
John Lambie
John Coleman
Office of Emergency( Preparedness
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Nixon
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Airman Kidnapped From Turkish Base Near Ankara
An A F enlisted man Jimmy Finley twenty four from Fort Worth Texas on guard duty was abducted by three armed Turks believed to be leftist extremists. They entered the base undetected, forced Finley into a pickup and drove off firing at guards. He was unarmed and unharmed.
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Air Force
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Fort Worth
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Finley
Oil Firms Prepare For Price Boosts
Western oil firms brace for price increases as OPEC members including Saudi Arabia Iraq and Kuwait press for higher posted prices. The Persian Gulf agreement raises light crude to 2.17 dollars a barrel and heavy crude to 21.25 amid inflation surcharges and a 55 percent tax on net income.
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Gulf
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U.S
Persian Gulf
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Inflation Control Forecast From Budget Chief Shultz
Budget Chief George P Shultz told AP inflation could be tamed this year through higher productivity and careful federal spending. He noted wage increases remain uneven with construction hardest hit, but overall wage growth has moderated and the deficit stance depends on full employment and resource use. He projected a real growth path and an $18.5 billion deficit for the current year alongside an $1.3 billion surplus prior.
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Washington
George P. Shutte
Shultz
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