Scandals Overshadow War Threat in Israel
In Tel Aviv, Israelis fixate on a wave of scandals from the Volcano Institute bribes to alleged fat mortgages and food fraud tied to dead mice. Government probes run seven weeks into the Netives Neft oil company, while the premier warns the slander campaign could invite vigilante justice.
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Israel
David Lancashire
TEL Aviv
An Israeil
Middle East
Volcano Institute
Ksud— Lus
Netives Neft Oil Co
Sinai Desert
Egypt
Golda Meir
Mob Scene In Malta Sees Bases Debate Open to Compromise
Report cites a mob scene in Malta over bases while a door remains open to a compromise on Britain's 35,000 man military force. Deadline noted as late Urday for removal under AP Wire.
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Mediterranean
Britain
AP Wireahote
Malta Protests Turn Violent as Mintoff Aims at Eviction
In Valletta supporters of Prime Minister Mintoff attack the Times of Malta offices and rough up the son of opposition leader George Borg Olivier as crowds clash over the planned British military evacuation. Mintoff demands 46.8 million dollars a year for base use, while Britain delays full withdrawal to March. The demonstrations reflect a tense constitutional standoff involving NATO allies, Malta and the U.N. Security Council.
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Valletta
Malta
Dom Mintoff
Queen Victoria
Mintoff
Times of Malta
Britain
George Borg Olivier
Nationalist
Mediterranean
Islaid
London
All-Volunteer Force Hopes Fade as Enlistments Lag
Voluntary enlistments fell short of Pentagon targets in July December 1971 as draft calls remained light. Navy and Army underperformed, Marine Corps near target, Air Force nearly met goal. Budget cuts threaten manpower, potentially forcing renewed draft reliance in 1972.
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Washington -Ap
Armed Services
Nixon
Pentagon
Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Air Force
Defense Department
Allies Press Condition for U.S. Withdrawal in Vietnam
South Vietnam says total U.S. troop exit hinges on Communist agreement to pull North Vietnamese troops and the safe return of American prisoners. The U.S. backs this stance at the 149th Vietnam peace talks, as diplomat Pham Deng Lam states allied troop departure depends on concessions from the North and prisoner repatriation.
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London
Paw Naudi
U.N
Caine
Europe
Naudi
Mintis
Britain
Malta
NATO
Libya
William J. Forler
Republic of Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
North Vietnam
Neuyen Minh Vy
Michael Goldsmith
Associated Press
PARIS
Pham Deng Lam
Five GIs Killed In War Last Week Report
Five Americans were killed in action last week and more wounded as the U S command released its weekly casualty summary. It marked the fourth consecutive week with fewer than ten combat deaths and notes two KIA the previous week. Eleven Americans died from nonhostile causes.
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Saigon
U.S
IRA Death Squad Kills Militiaman in Belfast
BELFAST Ireland AP gunmen believed to be IRA execution squad killed a militiaman in Belfast. Raymond Denham, a Protestant reserve policeman, was slain at a printer's shop in a Catholic area, the second Belfast killing in two days as violence rages in Northern Ireland. A Protestant woman in England was assaulted when two men shaved her hair after luring her from home, while British troops raided a Belfast house as arms were seized. The price and wage issues in the United States were also noted, with reports of auto makers facing price pressures amid a Price Commission investigation.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
England
INA
Raymond Denham
Myrtle Doyle
Cheshire
Londerderry
Washington
Oen
IRA
JAVG
Upper Falls
Price Commission
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TRA
IMA
Foreur
Associated Press
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Snow
Clo- High Low Pr
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Justice Department
Albany
Cldy
Houston
Eddy
Ind
Amarillo
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Dunlop
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Ilvilies
Moines
Pittsburgh
2Ma
Committee
Etroit
Edmonton
Jident
Din
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Divorce Suits Filed in Rural Court Names Teagner and Anderton
Divorce suits were filed in re vit Court by Larry D Teagner against Denis J Teagner and Barbara S Anderton against Gordon F Anderton.
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Larry D. Teagner
Denis J. Teagner
Barbara S. Anderton
Gordon F. Anderton
Intensified Vietnamese fighting escalates on multiple fronts
Communist forces broaden attacks across South Vietnam with 81 ground assaults in three days and heavy Viet Cong activity near Qui Nhon. U S fighter-bombers engage North Vietnam air defenses for first time this year as defensive measures tighten ahead of Tet and Nixon trip to China.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Air Force
Fis
Ban Kacai Pays
Demilitarized Zone
Nort Vietnam
Qui Nhon
Binh Dinh
Mekong Delta
Delta
196Th
Bris Gare
11Th Combat Aviation Group
da Nang
Sion
Jumar
Nixon
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