Anything Can Happen Reflects Israeli Mood
United Press diplomat ic correspondent C Thaler reports from London on Israel facing the frontier and raids as new settlements rise across borders. He notes readiness without a peace settlement, foreign aid loans, immigration intake, and tourism impacts shaping Israel’s near-term plans and its 30th anniversary preparations.
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Washington
Princess Margaret Seeks Privacy With Mystery Escort
Princess Margaret attended a Thursday night show at Westminster Theatre with a dark haired six-footer labeled as her mystery man. The unidentified escort helped her from the car and joined her during the performance of Dear Delinquent, whispering and joking with her at intermission.
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Police chase ends with suspect in another unmarked car
Two officers in an unmarked car spotted a motorist speeding and making an illegal U turn then pursued and halted the violator only to find the car they stopped was another unmarked police vehicle.
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Chrysler Wildcat Strike Ends at Detroit Plant
Wildcat strikes at Chrysler Corp ended with workers returning to the afternoon shift, ending a two day walkout that idled 10,000 and shut Plymouth assembly lines. UAW Vice President Norman Mathews ordered the return after a clash with Loyalist officers. About 1,100 workers at a parts plant walked out over the layoff of a chief steward, and another 7,100 were sent home due to parts shortages.
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U S and Russia Plan Cultural Exchanges
Washington reports a new Soviet cultural exchange proposal including Bolshoi ballet tours and the Philadelphia Orchestra. The plan follows recent easing after a halt last year and notes Soviet radio experts arriving in the U S for a Washington conference, with U S engineers attending in Moscow.
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