Jerusalem Bomb Blast Blamed on Arab Fanatics
Israeli officials blamed Arab governments for Friday’s Jerusalem supermarket explosion that killed two Hebrew University students and wounded nine. Police rounded up about 150 Arabs for questioning as Gedion Rafael accused Arab states of backing terror groups operating from Zurich to Jerusalem and Athens to Gaza.
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Irony of Allenby Bridge links Israel and Jordan amid tension
Traffic across the Allenby Bailey bridge north of the Dead Sea binds Israel and Jordan in a practical, tense liaison. Despite ongoing hostilities and border incidents, up to 170000 crossings annually and 200 trucks daily move West Bank produce into Jordan with dinars exchanged for Israeli currency.
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U N Envoy Jarring to Fly to Middle East
United Nations peace envoy Gunnar Jarring plans to fly to the Middle East from New York via Stockholm to Cyprus to resume talks. He aims to coordinate with Arab and Israeli parties from his Cyprus headquarters and reengage big four powers in renewed negotiations.
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Nigeria fears Nixon backing for Biafra edge in war
Nigeria weighs possible U S shift as Pat Nixon aided Biafran relief and a Nixon presidency looms. Nigerian leaders plan a Washington visit amid questions over U S policy toward Biafra and the ongoing civil war.
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Nixon appoints Cole to PBS board
President Nixon named Albert L. Cole chairman of Reader's Digest Association to replace Dr Milton S Eisenhower on the Public Broadcasting Corporation Board of Directors.
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Berlin Crisis Seen Separate From Nixon Visit
East Germany warned of reprisals over West Berlin elections but said Nixon’s trip is not part of the crisis. Gen Heinz Hoffmann pressed against Bonn’s policies while Soviet and East German war games loom near Berlin traffic routes.
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Bonn cites Berlin election despite Communist maneuvers
Deputy government spokesman Conrad Ahlers said 1 036 delegates would assemble March 5 in West Berlin as scheduled amid East German harassment. He called Moscow maneuvers unnecessary and said East Germany cannot behave on the international stage, noting Russia bears responsibility for access to Berlin.
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