Rumor Accepts Mandate to Form Center-Left Italian government
Italy's caretaker premier Mariano Rumor accepted a mandate to reconstruct a center-left coalition within the previous framework. He aims to form a government amid a split in the Unified Socialist party and grave political difficulties. He will begin talks with party leaders and Socialist unions to end the crisis.
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China Soviet To Resume Border Talks After Walkout
Moscow AP report notes China will return to talks with Soviet negotiators on border river shipping after a two day walkout in Khabarovsk over territorial claims. Tass said China will resume work on traffic maintenance and shipping regulations as talks resume today.
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Lull in Vietnam Fighting As 9th Marines Embark for Okinawa
Saigon reports scattered clashes with enemy forces northwest of the city as 52 Viet Cong are killed in two days near Black Virgin mountain. The 2,800 Marines of the 9th Regiment depart Da Nang as part of a larger withdrawal of 25,000 U.S. troops by August. Additional units from the 9th Infantry Division and the 660th Medical Detachment also depart. No U.S. casualties are recorded in the latest engagements, while Marine sweeps south of Da Nang yield 21 enemy deaths and seven American wounded. The lull, not proven a de escalation, may reflect a pause before renewed action with enemy buildup spotted near Tay Ninh and Binh Long.
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Israelis Hunt Saboteurs Across Nablus After Bomb Attacks
Israeli troops massed in Nablus carrying out a wide sweep for Arab saboteurs after a series of grenade bombings. A curfew hit the Casbah and a refugee camp as about 5,000 Arab men were rounded up for checks.
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Congress Faces Small Bills in Big City Matters
Washington the House tackles minor DC issues amid major debates. Park and White House police join the Metropolitan Police Band, DC seeks juvenile runaway returns, and foot doctors may face DC or national licensing tests. A widow’s retirement benefits and teen summer work hours also are considered. Liquor price bills draw strong opposition.
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Weekend Riots Across Ireland Leave 87 Hurt
In Northern Ireland, police and troops remained alert after a weekend of rioting and gunfire that injured 87 people, the worst violence since last autumn’s civil rights clashes. In Londonderry and Dungiven, Catholics and Protestants clashed as police were trapped and shot at, with deaths not reported. Civil rights leaders blamed Orange Day celebrations and long standing sectarian tensions for the flare up.
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British Oarsman Fights Drift Toward Cuba
British oarsman John Fairfax battled winds and currents as he neared Cuba on the final leg of a six month solo Atlantic row. Radio contact from Fort Lauderdale said seas were calm but Fairfax complained of extreme fatigue after 50 hours of nonstop rowing. He was believed about 40 miles north of Cuba on a path toward Miami, while search planes failed to locate him in the Strait of Florida.
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