Britain lifts embargo on arms to Middle East
London announced a temporary end to the arms embargo to the Middle East after not securing a broader agreement with the Soviet Union and other powers. Foreign Secretary George Brown cited lack of immediate prospects for a general embargo and said Britain would revert to normal processing of arms licenses while continuing intensive diplomacy at the United Nations and major capitals. He stressed that a ceasefire settlement must include limits on arms shipments and noted ongoing talks on borders, shipping freedom, the Suez Canal, and Palestinian refugees.
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Posthumous Military Merit Award for City Officer
The Sulfa government honors Sgt Radford Horsa posthumously with the Military Merit Award. The medal goes to his widow Lydia, with Lt Stephen Hues and others in West Binia National Guard noted. In Vietmind a mortar shell killed 19 soldiers, including Lt Rugg, who held the Bronze Star and other medals. Mrs Hagan lives with a daughter as they await updates.
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Byrd pushes arms limit for Middle East peace
Senator Byrd proposed limiting arms in the Middle East as a step toward preventing future wars. He urged Soviet responsibility and endorsed allowing Israel passage through the Suez Canal and Strait of Tiran with no Egyptian interference. He noted resettlement of Arab refugees and criticized Egyptian leader Nasser as a disruptive force. He warned longer hostilities risk national danger and called for a just settlement recognizing all Middle Eastern nations. About 66 West Virginians gathered in Washington to press for U S support of Israel, including graduates from Glenville State College and the College of Wooster.
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