Mideast peace moves and regional tensions cited
Secretary Rogers signaled U S initiatives in coming weeks to start Middle East peace talks and hinted at selling Israel additional warplanes. He urged Soviet restraint in Egypt and warned of possible shifts if talks fail. concurrent fighting raged near Amman with Palestinian guerrillas and Jordanian troops, while Israeli air strikes hit Lebanese and Egyptian targets. In Peru, looters faced a shoot on sight policy after a devastating earthquake, with relief slow and water shortages critical as U S Chinook helicopters arrived for aid.
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Swiss Election Defeats Plan to Curb Aliens
Switzerland rejected by an all male electorate a proposal to force more than 300,000 aliens to leave. Official returns show 645,588 against and 557,714 for the curb, with officials warning of grave economic consequences from foreign labor dependency.
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Sweden riot in Stockholm police strike leaves city vulnerable
Youth gangs rampaged through Stockholm with little police resistance as officers went on sick leave Saturday night over conditions. A mobilized force of 210 provincial officers aided by Sunday reduced the unrest, with looting of liquor stores gas stations a destroyed amusement park and about 50 cars smashed.
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Undersea Lab Rescue Ends Three-Day Deep Descent
Six divers in the undersea Aegir lab were raised from 520 feet after a ballast tank valve failed. A tugboat hose supplied compressed air to enable the ascent, and the crew was pronounced in good condition. The $1 million 70-foot lab belongs to Makai Undersea Test Range.
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Forster, British Novelist, Dies at 91 in Coventry
Famed author J M Forster dies in his sleep at Coventry after a heart attack two weeks earlier. The Cambridge King's College fellow wrote A Passage to India and other renowned works examining colonial race relations and feminine psychology.
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William Gould Young Hall named at UCLA chemistry building
UCLA will formally name its chemistry building William Gould Young Hall on July 1. Vice Chancellor William G. Young has 40 years of service, taught chemistry, chaired the department, and oversaw about $235 million in campus construction as vice chancellor of physical planning.
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Andy Williams and Claudine Longet Separate After Eight Years
Singer Andy Williams and his wife Claudine Longet announce a separation after eight years of marriage. A spokesman said the parting is on the friendliest of terms and offered no further details. The couple share three children.
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Streisand Spends Weekend With Trudeau in Ottawa
Barbra Streisand left Ottawa Sunday after a weekend visit with Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau. She wore blue bell-bottoms with a red suede vest and hat, escorted to the airport by a Trudeau bodyguard. The pair’s apparent romance has sparked jokes in Parliament.
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Debakey criticizes Nixon on health funding and research
Dr Michael DeBakey the transplant pioneer warned President Nixon short changed the nations health needs He spoke at Florida Atlantic University and will appear before a congressional subcommittee to seek more cardiovascular research money He urged citizens to write letters noting reduced federal support and stressing past polio funding levels while cardiovascular disease remains prevalent
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President and Mrs. Eisenhower Return to White House
President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower returned to the White House on Sunday after a weekend at Camp David. The family reunion celebrated the college graduations of David Eisenhower and Julie Eisenhower, the President's son and daughter-in-law.
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