Belfast bomb devastates street as British control debated
A massive bomb blast ripped through Wellington Street in central Belfast, killing a British army bomb disposal expert and injuring others. The attack occurred amid Parliament debates on emergency legislation formalizing British control of Northern Ireland. Protests followed as Protestant militants returned to work after a two day strike.
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Hussein proposes unified Jerusalem in peace plan
King Hussein of Jordan calls for a shared administration of Jerusalem as a unified open city serving the three major religions. He envisions it as capital for Israel and the Palestinian part of Jordan, rejected as a divided city. Nixon reportedly turned aside Hussein’s request for more aid, while Rog ers discussed military and economic support.
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Greece to buy US F4 jets from Athens pact
The United States agrees to sell two squadrons of F4 Phantom fighters to Greece. Officials say Greece may receive up to 24 aircraft, with the deal signed in Athens by Greek PM George Papadopoulos and U.S. Ambassador Henry Tasca. In Washington, House Democrats urge Nixon to halt military aid to Greece and bar a home port for the 1.8.6th Fleet.
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Noted statesmen and film figure Joseph Boncour dies at 98
Joseph Paul Boncour former French premier and foreign minister dies in Paris at 98. Socialist minister in the Popular Front era, he held high posts in three cabinets and was a Legion of Honor officer and Resistance Medal recipient. Also reported: Hal Roach Jr. dies at 53 in Santa Monica from pneumonia complications. Sayre Sr. dies at 86. long career in diplomacy including Philippines high commissioner and wartime submarine evacuation with gold aboard.
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Prince Mohammed accused of carrying guns at London Airport
Royal gunner Prince Mohammed brother of King Hussein of Jordan caused a stir at London Airport when weapons including three submachine guns were found in his luggage. He was refused boarding a Bermuda flight by BOAC and left in a hasty protest promising to appeal to Foreign Secretary Alec Douglas-Home. Authorities later seized most weapons. the prince refused to surrender his, and the entire party was barred from boarding.
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Tut exhibit at British Museum draws heavy security
The Elizabethan display at the British Museum near London opened on Wednesday with the most extensive security since the teenage king’s burial over 3,000 years ago. A 24 hour guard guards the 50 exhibits alongside advanced electronic devices.
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91 year old Florence Hicks plans first vote for Nixon
Covington widow Florence Hicks, age 91, who never voted before due to family opposition, registered to vote this year and plans to back Nixon in November. She said her father and late husband discouraged women from voting but was persuaded by friends. Nixon may visit the Soviet Union in May and Iran after.
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