Rogers peace force proposal described as historic
London papers react to U S Secretary of State Rogers plan for a United Nations peace keeping force in the Middle East. Observers call it a historic turning point and a potential first step toward an international security system. The Times notes Israel may still hold frontiers, while Trybuna Ladu warns SALT talks intertwine with arms limits and armament expansion.
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Junta Holds Line on Controversial Money Policies
In Buenos Aires the new Argentine military junta kept the prior government's economic program with Aldo Ferrer as economics minister. Lt. Gen. Lanusse and fellow commanders ousted Levingston to delay elections, citing inflation, price controls, and foreign investment concerns. The junta will govern until democracy is restored.
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Ferries Trapped In Baltic Ice Stranded Passengers Report
About 1,000 passengers aboard five ferries were stranded in Baltic ice between Finland and Sweden as gales blocked passage. Operators said the ships were in good spirits and attempting to break through the ice barriers despite the perilous conditions.
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