Superpowers abstain in UN split over Israel Lebanon attack
United States and Soviet Union clash over Middle East arms deliveries as UN Security Council condemns Israel for the Beirut攻 strike. Guinea abstains while Britain and France back the resolution. Israel vows to defend its people. Malik accuses Israel of aggression. Khartoum violence referenced as context for terrorism stance.
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N.Y
Security Council
Lebanon
United States
Soviet Union
Middle East
Israel
Guinea
China
Beirut
U.S
John A. Scali
Scali
Syria
Jacob Malik
Mideast
Aras
Yosef Tekoah
Egypt
Seahi
Khartoum
Malik
U S and Communists clash over cease fire charges
Washington rejected Hanoi and Viet Cong charges of ceasefire violations and issued a pointed reply accusing them of infiltrating personnel and equipment into South Vietnam and failing to withdraw from Cambodia. The note, sent to Britain, France, the Soviet Union, China and the U N, followed a shift toward selective breaches and included a warning from Defense Secretary Richardson.
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United States
Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
Britain
France
Soviet Union
China
State Department
Hanoi
Saigon
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Kurt Waldheim
United Nations
Conference of the 12 Nations
Democratic ‘Republic of Vietnam
Navy
Maurice Williams
Paris
Elliot L. Richardson
Nixon
Secetary
William P. Rogers
Two Year Study Finds Foreign Policy Reports Inadequate
Washington AP a two year study by the House and Senate foreign affairs committees finds much of the administration's foreign policy reporting to Congress is too little too late and often incomprehensible. It cites omissions in reports on Cambodia Laos and Indochina aid and notes the Peace Corps annual report lacks depth for evaluating program effectiveness. The research was conducted by the Congressional Research Service for the two committees under Ellen C Collier.
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Congress
U.S
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cambodia
State Department
Peace Corps
Foreign Claims Settlement Commission
Congressional Research Service
Ellen C. Collier
POWs Divorce Shifts Life After Hanoi Camp
Ray Wohden, a Vietnam War POW, describes his wife Bonnie Jean filing for divorce after seven years apart in Hanoi. He learns of the separation via Stars and Stripes, travels home with two children, confronts infidelity, and ultimately plans his own divorce while contemplating a new life. The couple tussles over custody and the future as Wohden recovers from injuries and weighs remarriage.
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Hanoi Hilton
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U.S
Stars and Stripes
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Vahden
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Memphis Naval Air Station
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Vohden
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Connye
Hanoi
Pentagon
Roger Shields
Clark Air Force Base Hospital
New Jersey
Navy
Clark
Bonnie Jean
Bennye Jean
Vohden Jis
North Vietnam
Pre Registration Set At Florence School
Florence School will hold registration for first year students on April 25 from 8 30 a m to 11 30 a m Parents should bring birth certificates and immunization cards Parents may register later in the office after April 25 a special program is planned for the day
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