Arabs Vow Fight To Recover Lands From Israel
Five Arab states Egypt Jordan Syria Iraq and the Sudan pledged to continue the fight for lands seized in the 1967 war. They rejected restoring the cease fire and warned the United States against fueling Israel with oil profits and weapons. The talks at Heliopolis led by Nasser and Hussein outlined no early military steps but stressed Arab unity and opposition to perceived Western support for Israel.
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Tunisian Students Protest Scuttles Rogers Tunisian Students Protest Scuttles Rogers
In Tunis University police and students confronted American officials as a planned Rogers visit and tea at the American Cultural Center were canceled amid large anti American demonstrations. Thousands of police guarded the area while protesters shouted anti Nixon and anti Rogers slogans. The scene reflected Tunisia's pro independence stance despite $800 million in U S aid over 15 years. Premier Ladgham voiced a wary but free stance while meeting Rogers.
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Pope Urges Yearly Vow Of Celibacy
Pope Paul VI told 500 Rome priests that celibacy draws more men to priesthood than marriage freedom. The Vatican issued a guideline urging annual renewal of vows on Holy Thursday and cautioned bishops to improve seminarian education and guard against defection. It also urged selecting teachers loyal to Church tradition and rejected calls to reconsider mandatory celibacy.
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Portable shelter designed for family use, this full featured 10 by 15 foot tent provides ample interior space and robust construction. It emphasizes ease of setup with clear weather resistance and a full feature set suitable for camping or outdoor events.
Harrington Pushes State Pay for Private School Teachers
Massachusetts Senate leader Kevin Harrington urged the Education Committee to consider a bill funding state salaries for secular education in private schools. The plan would reimburse the actual pay of certified teachers, with open enrollment for private schools and court opinions sought on legality.
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Arab Accused of Bombing in Munich Airport Lounge
An Arab attacker exploded grenades in a Munich transit lounge and later in a passenger bus as El Al passengers awaited an Israel bound flight. One man was killed, 11 wounded. police fired but struck no one. Witness Klaus Hampel described the chaos and shattered windows at Reim Airport. Two men were detained for questioning.
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Court rules state college curbed campus newspaper
U S Court finds Fitchburg State College President James Hammonds abused state power by creating an advisory board to review Cycle content and blocking the publication of Eldridge Cleaver's novella Black Moochie. Judge Garrity deemed the board a direct restraint on expression, unconstitutional in this case. Cambridge lawyer Harold C. Dulong fought for the students.
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Copter Crash Kills 12 GIs Near Da Nang
AP reports a US Army Huey helicopter collided with a refugee shantytown near Da Nang while en route to Free Commune Hill. It killed 12 Americans aboard, including six Army personnel, five Navy members, and a Marine. No Vietnamese casualties occurred. Cause undetermined. no sign of enemy fire. A Vietnamese resident described a possible explosion and tail boom separation. The crash occurred in a vegetable patch near pink stucco houses, with debris spread across yards.
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