Eban Declares No Imminent Mideast War Danger
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban said there is no immediate risk of a new Middle East war and that the cease fire remains intact. He spoke after meetings with Prime Minister Wilson and Foreign Secretary Stewart and outlined Israel’s readiness to persevere toward a peace settlement, including a proposed UN led conference with Gunnar V. Jarring while insisting on agreed terms for any troop withdrawals. He noted prior peace probes have been rebuffed by Egypt and emphasized phased negotiations but not staged withdrawals. Jordanian envoy presented a memo from West Bank residents opposing continued Israeli occupation.
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UPI
Abba Eban
Israel
Mideast
Eban
Harold Wilson
Michael Stewart
Egypt
Middle East
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Scranton
U.N
Muhammad H. el-Farra
Thant
West Bank
Jordan River
U S vote on expelling South Africa fails at U N
United States opposes expulsion of South Africa from a U N trade and development body calling the move unconstitutional and warns it would harm the organization. A roll call deadlock ends the attempt with 52 abstentions and 47 against, amid charges of racism by a Tanzanian representative. Separately burglars steal 205 worth of household items from Frederick Kline in Long Beach.
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UPI
United States
South Africa
U.N
General Assembly
U.S
JR. Wiggins
World Organization
U.N. Conference On Trade and Development
Assembly
Wiggins
Frederick Kline
Argonne Ave
Long Beach
Italy swears in Rumor cabinet amid strikes and student protests
Italy’s new center left government led by Premier Mariano Rumor takes office as waves of strikes unsettle the country. Tens of thousands strike in Florence and Venice over wages and unemployment while students in seven cities protest and teachers threaten action. Rumor names Francesco De Martino deputy premier and Pietro Nenni foreign minister to win Socialist participation. cabinet faces confidence vote next week.
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Mariano Rumor
Italy
Giuseppe Saragat
Rome
API
Florence
Venice
Rumor
Francesco de Matino
Pietro Nenni
Nenni
Vietnam
Western Alliance
Czechs threaten general strike over leadership ouster
Prague workers and students warned of a general strike if liberal leaders lose power as the Communist Central Committee met to approve an economic reform and government change plan. A trade union paper carried a Prague factory letter demanding Josef Smrkovsky remain in charge and pledging action to defend reform.
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Communist Party Central Committee
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Place
National Assembly
Josef Smrkovsky
Alexander Dubcek
Smrkovsky
Ludvik Svoboda
Lost Greek city of Sybaris found near Thurii
Archaeologists Guiseppe Foti and Froelich G. Rainey announced the discovery of the ancient Greek city Sybaris on the Crati plain near Thurii in the Ionian region. The site lies under 15 to 18 feet of earth and was located using a cesium magnetometer after eight years of digging and drilling that uncovered archaic tile pottery and stone structures.
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Italy
Froelich G. Rainey
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Sybaris
Crati
Thurii
Ionian
B.C
Croton
Foti
Ktalian Department of Antiquities
Rainey
Museum
Two Girls Stand Trial For Grim Sla yings Of Toddlers
In Newcastle, Norma Bell aged 13 and Mary Bell, 11, face trial for strangling 4-year-old Martin Brown and 3-year-old Brian Howe. The defense and prosecution presented closing arguments as psychiatrists and family members testified.
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Newcastle
England
UPD
Norma Bell
Mary Bell
Martin Brown
Brian Howe
Rudolph Lyons
Home Office
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