Imelda Marcos Survives bolo Knife Attack in Manila
A longhaired Filipino assailant plunged a 20 inch bolo at Mrs. Imelda Marcos during a televised civic event. Security killed the attacker as the First Lady received emergency surgery for deep wounds to hands and right arm. She was hospitalized and described as out of danger. President Marcos rushed to the hospital as shock spread.
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Strauss vows fight to finish for Democratic chair
Washington UPI report says Robert Strauss pledged a hard fight to replace Jean Westwood as Democratic national chairman amid a Saturday showdown between party factions. Westwood offered to step aside if Strauss would quit, but he refused, stressing the battle is broader than a personal clash over control of party machinery tied to McGovern's campaign team. Members of the national committee prepared for the 278-member body’s meeting after a 4 p.m. session.
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Messy Space Center meal aboard Apollo 17
Apollo 17 astronauts report a messy dinner with potato soup leaking from the bag. Ronald E. Evans notes the soup oozing around the outside and a hole through the middle. He adds the spoon is too short to reach the bottom without touching the bowl’s side.
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Peace line talks resume between Pakistan and India in Lahore
Pakistan and India agreed to re establish the cease fire line in Jammu and Kashmir the disputed frontier erased by a 14 day war over Bangladesh Gen Sam Manekshaw and Gen Tikka Khan announced the accord and said details of delineation would be worked out on the north western frontier There should be no hurdle for troop withdrawals from each others territory نیز
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Meir warns of possible new Middle East fighting escalation
Reports from Tel Aviv quote Prime Minister Golda Meir warning she would not be surprised by a new round of fighting amid intensified Egyptian activity and Soviet weapon shipments to Egypt and Syria. In Beirut Al Hawadess claims Assad thwarted an attempted coup at the height of Israeli-Syrian clashes. A Belfast housewife found a man’s body in a Protestant area as Northern Ireland’s murder spree prompts a task force. A Stockholm train collision leaves multiple dead and dozens injured. Dublin votes on church status in a Protestant-Northern Ireland context. Los Angeles judge sets date for the Pentagon Papers trial of Elisburg and Russo.
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