Egypt shuns peace summit amid ceasefire tensions
Cairo officials weigh attending a Geneva peace conference next month as Israel sticks to the Oct 22 cease fire lines. Sadat warns fighting could resume at any moment while Kissinger may return to the Middle East for talks ahead of the anticipated Arab Israeli peace conference. U N observers may deploy to Egyptian and Syrian fronts and King Hussein skips the Algiers Arab summit.
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Hijackers circle Aden for asylum then head to Dubai
Arab guerrillas who freed 255 captives sought asylum during a long circling of Aden before returning to Dubai seeking safe conduct from the Dubai government. The KLM 747 flew from Malta to Aden then back to Dubai with 247 passengers and eight crew released.
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Local Newspaper Rates Card Released for Middletown
Index shows home delivery by carrier at 1.05 per week and newsstand prices for a single daily copy at 15 cents. Sunday Record costs 30 cents. Postal class noted as paid at Middletown.
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IRA gunmen hijack vehicles to block routes in Northern Ireland
IRA gunmen hijacked dozens of buses trucks and cars turning them into potential bomb barriers across Northern Ireland blocking more than 30 main roads. Bombs exploded in two hijacked vehicles near Coagh and Downpatrick with no casualties reported. Roadblocks isolated towns and severed Belfast Dublin and Londonderry links as authorities called it a strength demonstration amid ongoing government tensions.
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Greeks Free Students as Military Backed Regime Opens
Athens sources say the two day old military backed government released prisoners arrested during the rebellion against ousted President George Papadopoulos eight days before the coup. The gesture aims to ease student tensions and restore public trust after Papadopoulos ordered tanks and troops against protests.
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Rebels attack Cambodian troops near capital
Rebels fired mortar barrages 25 miles from Phnom Penh as government forces tried to reopen the land link to the city's deepwater seaport. In Hue area shelling continued near the 400 mile distance north of Saigon. Viet Cong peace negotiators boycotted a meeting to protest government bombing last week 70 miles north of Saigon.
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Three Die as Tornadoes Strike Tennessee Mississippi
Tornadoes and heavy rains from a fast moving cold front swept across North Mississippi and Tennessee, killing three people in Tennessee and injuring about 50. DeSoto County saw twisters hit two trailer parks and schools, including Southaven elementary and a junior-senior high, while the state from Memphis to Knoxville endured a 400 mile path of damage.
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