Great Losses Reported In Chinese Quake Near Peking
The Chinese Communist Party acknowledged great losses of life and property from a major earthquake in northeast China near Peking Tangshan and Fengnan were hit hardest. Aftershocks continued and officials reported extensive damage in Tangshan Tientsin and Peking.
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Amin calm on Britain split but studies implications
President Idi Amin appeared relaxed about Britain's break in diplomatic relations with Uganda. An aide told a Nairobi paper that Britons remaining in Uganda will become Ugandan citizens. Amin said in a Radio Uganda broadcast he was studying the implications and urged staying informed.
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Beirut violence erupts house to house in key districts
In Beirut clashes Christians and Muslims fought street by street in downtown, Nabaa slum, and Ein Rummaneh. Christian leaders said Muslim forces backed by Palestinians attacked Ein Rummaneh to ease pressure on Nabaa. Hospitals report 48 killed and 77 wounded as siege of Tal Zaatar and Nabaa continues.
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