Booby trap blast wounds 30 in Jerusalem
A booby trapped motor scooter exploded in Jerusalem injuring 30 in the main shopping district. Police attribute the attack to Arab guerrillas as Jewish youths responded with attacks on Arab cars and buses near the Wailing Wall. Police and troops dispersed the unrest.
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Reserve callup bill approved by House for up to 50000 reservists
The House approved a bill authorizing Presidents to place up to 50 000 reservists on limited active duty for missions up to 90 days without a national emergency. The measure envisions use in emergencies such as the 1973 Mideast airlift to Israel and allows training to replace combat troops in Europe. It also covers Army Navy Air Force Selected Reserve and National Guard units.
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Eritrean rebels free Americans and Briton held in Ethiopia
The State Department announced that Steven Campbell of San Leandro California, James Harrell of Milwaukee, and Y H Burwood Taylor the honorary British consul in Asmara were released by Eritrean rebels. They had been kidnapped July 14 last year by the Popular Liberation Forces and were found in good condition near Sudan.
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Italy sets elections for June 2021
Rome caretaker government on Monday set national elections for June 2021, giving voters seven weeks to choose between the Christian Democrats and the Communists for leadership.
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Peace plea ignored in Beirut civil war bloodshed
Beiruts military committee met Monday night to stop heavy artillery, mortar and rocket exchanges between Sostents and Christians, but fighting continued. Police listed four killed and seventeen wounded in one of the heaviest rounds of combat to date.
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Koreans on Trial in Uprising Case Opens Today
The trial of opposition leader Kim Dae Jung and 17 other prominent South Koreans, mostly church leaders, on charges of agitating for uprisings against President Chung Hee Park will begin today, signaling a high profile political case in Seoul.
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Armed men rob payroll at Daily Express in Fleet Street
Three armed men seized the cashier's office of the Daily Express on Fleet Street Monday and fled with 350000 dollars in payroll cash just delivered by armored car from a bank.
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Mary Hartman star faces cocaine possession charge
Louise Lasser, 37, star of Mary Hartman Mary Hartman, released on bond after Beverly Hills arrest for alleged disturbance. A vial of white powder found in her purse tested as cocaine. she was rebooked on the drug charge and posted 1631 dollars. AP report also notes Wes Gallagher to retire as AP president in October, to be replaced by Keith Fuller.
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Baby born to Victoria Fyrodorova in Greenwich Hospital
Victoria Fyrodorova, illegitimate child of an American naval attach and Russian actress Zoya Fyrodorova, gave birth to a baby boy Monday night at Greenwich Hospital. Father Frederick Pouy was in the delivery room. infant weighed about pounds. Mrs Pouy and her mother visited after birth. Barbara Walters will appear on NBC Today June 4 with a bicentennial salute to Massachusetts. She plans to join ABC in September for the evening news, with a five year, $1 million annual deal. Retired Gen Westmoreland, campaigning in Georgia, said US defense is slipping but not behind the Soviet Union. he warned the trend is ominous.
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Hearst Heiress Patty Hearst Visited by Family at Prison
Randolph Hearst reports Patty Hearst, 22, sits on a San Diego prison roof and feels better after family visit on Saturday. She remains at the federal correctional center for psychiatric tests before sentencing for the bank robbery case.
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