Heath warns of civil war if Northern Ireland split
London Prime Minister Heath warned at a Conservative meeting that abandoning Northern Ireland could spark civil war across Ireland. He warned against quick fixes, saying decades of distrust would impede any solution and urged continued dialogue with Ireland and Northern Ireland leaders ahead of tripartite talks.
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Nixon to meet Emperor Hirohito in Alaska visit
President Nixon departs Washington for a historic meeting with Emperor Hirohito of Japan. He stresses US Japan friendship and an era of negotiation with China while en route via Montana and Oregon. Nixon also signs a bill repealing the Emergency Detention Act amid concerns it could suppress dissent.
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UN Reprimands Israel Over Jerusalem Measures
The United Nations Security Council urged Israel to rescind steps in the occupied Jerusalem sector that could alter the city’s status. The body adopted a resolution by 14 votes to 1 with one abstention, demanding a report within 60 days on implementation and representation to the renovated for this purpose. The council also deplored Israel’s failure to respect prior UN resolutions.
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Rescind Jerusalem Moves Prompt Debate and Vote
A three day council debate led to a resolution regarding Jerusalem moves. The body confirmed legislative actions by Israel affecting territory and governance remain valid and cannot be reversed. Syria pressed for a stronger stance, but the final vote retained the existing measures.
Pollution hits art erodes Rome treasures
Rome report says industrial air pollution slowly destroys thousands of Italy's art treasures. President of the Chamber of Deputies warns environmental degradation is eating away at famed works. Alessandro Pertini to speak at an international convention as pollution concerns rise.
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Peking Nation Maintains Composure Amid Parade Cancellation
Reports from Peking say the leadership remains unruffled as speculation swirls over the cancellation of the national day parade. Diplomats note official reform explanations while Western observers doubt health issues drove the decision. Taiwan and UN items are discussed in Hong Kong dispatches with focus on China’s global position and internal crisis rhetoric.
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Belgium to Hold Early General Election on November 7
The Belgian government schedules an early general election for November 7 after a power struggle within the governing parties. Prime Minister Poskens and cabinet ministers pursue stability while the government remains in office until the polls.
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Refugee camp protests after food on black market claim
East Pakistani refugees in a Calcutta camp accuse officials of selling relief supplies and forging ration cards. They say refugees receive only about 200 to 200 grams of rice daily while officials mark higher rations. Demonstrations were quickly broken up and police intervened. A bomb injured a Pakistani local government minister in East Pakistan amid mounting tensions.
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