Security Tight Across Middle East Flights After Beirut Raid
London airport imposed stringent checks as flights to and from the Middle East faced delays. The Beirut raid by Israeli commandos drew international condemnation from Washington to London and prompted calls for UN intervention.
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750 000 collegians part of New Left
Fortune magazine says about 790000 American college students identify with the New Left in a cross sectional survey of 18 to 24 year olds. The forerunners, seen as antiwar and anti Vietnam, number about 42 percent and may grow in influence next year.
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Families petition Spain for prison reforms over alleged torture
In Madrid 42 relatives including 18 wives demand government action after reports of torture and mistreatment of political prisoners. They seek paroles amnesties and reduced red tape, voicing anger at the Justice Ministry and Prison Board as wives and kin held a three day sit in at a Catholic church protesting conditions at Carabanchel Prison.
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Rural library mails mail order book catalog
A Washington state rural library has tested a mail order catalog to reach dispersed patrons. A reply form allows users to request up to eight paperback books by mail for loan.
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World News Briefs Highlights Postwar Violent Incidents
Reports from Seoul Tokyo Santiago Buenos Aires Moscow Manila and Jerusalem describe a string of brief incidents. South Korea says four more suspected North Korean infiltrators were killed in a gunbattle. U S diplomat Alexis Johnson advances toward a top State Department post. Chilean youths arrested over an ambush on the Austrian ambassador’s wife. Port workers strike in Buenos Aires over a mosquito outbreak aboard a vessel. Patriarch Alexius urges world disarmament as Kremlin lines echo. Manila experiences a pair of tremors with no major damage. Jerusalem mayor backs monuments to Israelis killed in the Mideast War.
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