UN LOOKS TO AID AS ARAB PROTESTS ERUPT ACROSS MIDEAST
Arabs in Jerusalem clash with police marking four year drought of protests while Israeli gunboats attack targets in southern Lebanon. West Bank and Jordan west of the river see authorities tensing as Yasir Arafat’s appearance at the UN fuels nationalist fury. Urban guerrilla violence spikes in Mexico City area as banks and shops are bombed amid anti government sentiment. In Greece, Constantine Caramanlis secures a sweeping electoral victory with 54.5 percent, paving a plebiscite path on monarchy and NATO ties.
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Paris Strikes Escalate Amid Army Reinforcements
Paris is hit by a nationwide general strike as the army pours in fresh troops to quell street disorder. Breadlines grow at bakeries as shortages loom, while protesters throw garbage into barricades, creating health worries and public nuisance.
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Energy group forms bloc to counter oil embargo
Sixteen Western nations launched an energy group to protect against Arab oil embargo and pressure producers for lower prices. Kissinger proposals aim to unite the 16 into a bargaining bloc to discuss prices from a position of strength.
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IRS seeks quick settlement with Scientology amid probe
The Church of Scientology said IRS intelligence agents abruptly pressed to settle a long running legal dispute last week. Spokesman Hugh Wilkere called the move surprising and mystifying as newly released Nixon era documents outline the IRS Special Service Staff gathering information on activist groups.
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Admiral Denton wins Navy Cross for blink Morse code distress
Rear Adm. Jeremiah Denton, then POW in North Vietnam, received the Navy Cross after blinking a Morse code distress message during a Vietnamese interview. The act was described as extraordinary heroism and Denton later led the Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk.
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