Cairo Denies Gas Bombs Ordered on Yemen Towns
Two Egyptian airmen testified in Amman that President Nasser ordered gas and napalm bombs on Yemen towns. Cairo dismissed the claims as a sham and said the airmen were expelled for misconduct. They also alleged heavy losses among Egyptian forces and Soviet involvement in Yemen air raids. Syrian and Israeli tanks traded fire on the border, with UN observers arranging a ceasefire after four hours of clashes.
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Jordan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ame
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Saeed
Mohamed Ali Eli Fadeel
Saudi Arabia
Fadeel
Abdo
United Arab Republic
Sana
Taiz
Hodeids
Air Force
Naseser
Egypt
Bonn
Germany
Syria
Israel
U.N
Powell's Successor Pledges Accounting And Reform
Washington AP Carl D Perkins, heir apparent to chair the House Education and Labor Committee, pledges every penny spent will be accounted for. The Kentucky farm boy and former Kentucky General Assembly member aims to lead with democratic, above board rules as Powell faces ouster.
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Washington (Ap
Carl D. Perkins
Adam Clayston Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
Perkins
Powell
House
Kentucky
New Yorke
UN official urges bigger crops to avert famine
A United Nations official said expanding food production and better population management are essential to prevent widespread famine. He noted the UNDP supports 910 agricultural projects in 104 countries and urged approval of 71 new ventures costing 186 million dollars.
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N.Y. P
U.N
Hoffman
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India
General Assembly
Council
Comsat to Launch Second Lani Bird Spacecraft
Comsat plans a second Lani Bird launch from Cape Kennedy to establish a permanent Pacific communications link. The launch, set for 5:55 a.m. EST on Wednesday, faces possible fog that could affect range safety. The craft will reach 22 300 miles over the mid Pacific to relay signals between the U S mainland Hawaii Japan Australia and other nations. The first Lani Bird, launched October 26, failed to reach the correct orbit and now operates intermittently.
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Pacific
Robert H. Gray
National Aeronautics and Space ‘Administration
Communications Satellite Corp
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U.S
Hawaii
Japan
Australia
Campaign Gets Lending Hand in Birmingham Vandalism Drive
A week-long anti vandalism campaign opened at a Birmingham exhibition hall. Minutes later police sought a thief who stole a box holding 800 badges reading I am lending a hand to stop vandals.
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