Israeli Jets Hit Lebanon In Large Raid On Camps
Israeli aircraft attacked Palestinian refugee camps in northern and southern Lebanon, the largest air strike of the year. At least eight killed and many wounded as planes targeted the Nahar al Barid and Baddawi camps near Tripoli and Nabatiya areas, with claims of destroyed guerrilla bases and a Saiqa headquarters.
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Ford Mao Talks Endorse Earnest Diplomatic Exchange
President Ford met Chinese Chairman Mao Tse tung for one hour and 50 minutes in Chungnanhai Park for earnest and significant discussions in a friendly atmosphere. The talks followed Ford's meeting that day with senior Chinese leaders and were part of a five day visit in which the communique noted a constructive exchange on a wide range of international issues.
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Griffin Wins Second Heisman Trophy for Archie Griffin
Archie Griffin of Ohio State becomes the first college player to win the Heisman twice. The 5-9 192-pound tailback surpassed 5,000 career rushing yards and achieved 31 straight 100-yard games as he claimed the award for a second consecutive year from the Downtown Athletic Club.
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Beilen Train Hijacking by Moluccan Extremists
A Beilen Netherlands passenger train with about 50 aboard was seized by gunmen believed to be South Moluccan extremists demanding a flight to an unknown destination. Two people were fatally hurt. engineers and a victim were recovered as police sealed the area and a naval commando detachment joined the operation.
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Gun Control Bill Moves in Senate Amid Debate
The Senate advances a bill to ban the so called Saturday Night Special handguns amid closed door subcommittee action. The measure would prohibit most cheap handguns used in crime and now proceeds to the Judiciary Committee as gun control advocates push for quick action.
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Anna Roosevelt Halsted Dies at 69
Anna Roosevelt Halsted, the daughter of Franklin D. Roosevelt, died of cancer at Montefiore Hospital in the Bronx. She was 69, wife of Dr. James A. Halsted, a medical professor, and previously public affairs editor and private assistant to her father, with a life spanning journalism, White House service, and medical public relations.
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Birds at Smithsonian Center Highlighted in Wire from Warren
The Star Wire from Warren reports the Smithsonian Research and Conservation Center hosts an amazing bird collection this week. Attorneys for Winchester School System respond to a second amended complaint on behalf of 11 Black Handley students in Page 11. Santa arrives in Winchester in a horse drawn buggy, page 11.
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