Israelis Arabs Clash in Jerusalem Border Fire Kills Soldier
In Jerusalem near the King David Hotel, stone throwing sparked brief but heavy gunfire between Israeli and Jordanian border forces. An Israeli soldier was killed. Tracers lit the sky as the U N Armistice Commission met in emergency session. The clash occurred ahead of a U N debate on Israel Syria tensions.
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US Students Leave Cuba For Madrid
Fifty five American students on an illegal junket departed Havana for Madrid aboard an Iberia airliner delayed by mechanical trouble. They face penalties for defying the Cuba travel ban and passport loss, while planning a Town Hall meeting in New York to relate their Cuban observations.
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Norway names Lyng premier to form pro West coalition
Oslo AP reports John Lyng, 58, Conservative leader, summoned by King Olav V to form a new Norwegian coalition after Socialists were ousted 76-74 on a no confidence vote. The outgoing Gerhardsen government fell over mine disaster negligence. Lyng, a Western-leaning moderate, has WW II resistance background and led the Rinnan Gestapo case as state attorney.
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Japan Replaces U S As Cuba Trade Leader
US authorities report Japan surpassed the United States as Cuba’s top non Communist trading partner. Total free world trade with Cuba, excluding Asia, plunged to a fraction of pre Castro levels, with 1982 U S purchases at 7.2 million driven largely by Cuban tobacco.
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Tour of Poland Leads to Marriage
War sa Poland AP Lulu Porter 22 year old American pop singer touring Poland says roughing it together convinces her and manager Jerry Fonarow that they should marry The couple planned a February wedding in Sally wondl Ohio, Ohio born Porter from Youngstown and Fonarow from unspecified location to wed in Sally wondl placeholder notes.
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Korean Politicians Unite Against Junta Leader Likely Candidate
Four political parties agreed to back a single candidate against junta chief Gen. Chung Hee Park in the presidential election set for October 13. No nominee was named, but the coalition poses the strongest challenge yet to Park as the Democratic Republican party deflects factional splits.
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Ailing Robeson Flies to East Germany for Rest
London AP reports Paul Robeson the 2 year old American Negro singer and his wife left London by train for Communist East Germany. A friend said Robeson made the trip for rest and medical treatment. The note mentions political context involving parties and the junta chief’s election.
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US rejects Soviet protest on East Germany treaty signature
The State Department rejected a Soviet charge that U S refusal to acknowledge East Germany signature on the nuclear test ban treaty violates the pact's spirit. Press Officer McCloskey said the allegation is not accepted and noted East Germany could sign in Moscow while the U S and Britain do not recognize it. West Germany had opposed signing, fearing implied recognition, and the stance was meant to placate West Germany.
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Anti-Semitic posters found at West Berlin Jewish center
Posters bearing Adolf Hitler’s portrait and English anti-Semitic slogans were found tacked to doors of West Berlin’s Jewish community center on Sunday. The signs claim Hitler raised Germany from democracy and allege Jews forced Britain to declare war.
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U Thant optimistic on U.N. strength and future
U Thant said the last year brightened the world outlook and strengthened the United Nations. He noted advances including the Moscow ban treaty and the Congo, West New Guinea, and Cuban crisis resolutions as signs of progress toward disarmament and better international understanding, while flagging ongoing concerns over South Africa and UN finances. He urged further agreements to reduce tensions and a coordinated push on development.
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