Romania May Seek Pact Reform At Warsaw Talks
Budapest dispatch says Romania may push for reforms at the Warsaw Pact meet in Sofia amid tensions with Moscow aligned partners. Romanian leaders stress national independence and sovereignty while critics warn of possible isolation and a rift within the bloc.
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Sofia
Romania
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Communist Party
Me Zohan Komoesin
United Press
Ietnaional
Indonesia welcomes Tunku on Jakarta visit
Indonesian leaders planned a warm welcome for Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman, amid regional talks with ASEAN prospects and British military withdrawal looming in Southeast Asia. Suharto was cited on possible grounds for defense talks as Sir Alan Duylles arrived for overseas aid briefings. The Jakarta army lifted censorship on foreign dispatches following 1965 events.
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Sukarno
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Aluny Duylles
Britain
Ministry of Overseas Development
Alan
Intellectuals on Trial in Madrid Rally Protests
Ten Barcelona intellectuals including a priest faced trial yesterday for involvement in a student rally. The case traces back to October 1966 when protests over police detentions erupted, linking the defendants to ongoing political dissent in Spain.
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Haar Reuter
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Violence renews at Rome university during reform protest
Rome students and about 150 professors demand university reform as clashes injure about 200 and lead to 228 arrests. Police cleared faculties, sparking protests. rector Pietro Agostino dAvack faces dismissal calls while University Senate grants him confidence and delays reopening. Leaders urge talks with government and a new teaching system.
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Rome
Reuter
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Tne
Pietro Agostino d’Avack
Sitia
Sourcen
University Senate
Survivors Seek More Aid After Sicilian Earthquake
About a thousand Belice Valley residents gathered outside Italy's Parliament in Rome demanding additional relief funds. They clashed with police as they pressed for more than ARPES 424.1 million allocated for reconstruction and services after the January 15 quake that killed at least 264 and damaged a large area.
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Sicily
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German President denies charge in defamation case
In Frankfurt police charged six people who unveiled a naked effigy of President Heinrich Lübke, holding a broken swastika, on church steps. The mock ceremony followed East and West German disputes over Lübke's alleged involvement with concentration camp huts and forced labour.
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Luebke
East Germany
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Berlin
Nield
Spchmidt
Bruchka Vite
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Te Ponsestes
ADN- Salt
Luehke
Ind
Bombs explode in four embassies in Hague
Bombs exploded early today at the Greek Portuguese and Spanish embassies in The Hague wounding several and causing major damage. A bomb near the US Consulate damaged doors and windows wounding families inside. A separate blast in London targeted a residential club with no injuries reported.
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Britons plan Atlantic balloon and desert river journeys
A British photographer Francis Brenton, 40, aims to cross the Atlantic by hydrogen balloon from Canary Islands, launching early this week with a Bahamas crossing in about 14 days and a 2-foot balloon base on the beach. Six Britons prepare for a separate venture upriver from Lake Tana in Ethiopia toward Khartoum using inflatable boats, seeking to navigate the Blue Nile’s rapids and the Nile confluence.
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Italian journalists jailed for libel by Rome court
Eugen Scalfari of L Espresso and reporter Lino Jones received prison terms of 17 and 16 months respectively as the army chief of staff General Giovanni le Lorene sued for libel over a claim he led a plot to seize the government during a political crisis in 198.
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