Big Four Powers Meet To Discuss Divided Berlin
Berlin United States Britain and France with the Soviet Union opened an 11 year late Berlin conference in the former Allied Control Authority site. About 100 anti communist demonstrators gathered across from the meeting. Western officials aimed to end East German traffic harassment restore telephone links and improve access between East and West Berlin.
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France
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Soviet Union
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East
Disagreement Delays Exchange of Prisoners for Kidnapped Envoy
In Santo Domingo a last minute dispute stalled a swap of 21 Dominican prisoners for kidnapped U.S. diplomat Lt. Col. Donald J. Crowley. The guerrillas had demanded the prisoners be freed downtown and threatened Crowley’s execution. The plane left without the prisoners as authorities blamed a breakdown in communications.
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Snow and Tornadoes Vie In U S Weather Picture
Wet heavy snow drenched the Midwest while severe thunderstorms moved toward the Central Gulf states. Tornadoes damaged property including at Newport Air Force Base Arkansas and three in Southern Illinois injured one woman. Chicago saw over eight inches of snow with four more inches expected. power outages occurred in Illinois and Indiana. West benefits from clear skies with lingering rain in Florida and torrential rain in parts of the Southeast. Travelers warned across Eastern Iowa Southeast Wisconsin and northern Illinois and Indiana.
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Retaliatory raids raise US bombing into Cambodia
U S jets crossed into Cambodia to strike North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops firing on South Vietnamese forces. The raids 60 miles west-northwest of Saigon followed heavy cross border fire amid a large Kien Tuong Province battle. Military reports tallied weekly and year to date U S casualties, while air and ground operations continued near Da Nang and along the Cambodian frontier.
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Egypt says commandos raid Sinai near Suez Canal
Egypt claims its commandos crossed the Suez Canal overnight and hit a 155 mm artillery piece and a Hawk air defense missile, with all raiders returning safely. Israel denies the raid but says rockets hit an unpopulated area near Bitter Lake with no casualties or damage.
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