Israel Resists Imposed Settlement Pressure Amid Regional Tensions
Reports from Tel Aviv describe Israeli resistance to a forced settlement plan as big powers push for an accord. U S and European reactions follow a Beirut airport raid, with warnings against any solution that omits secure borders and a lasting peace. Israeli officials insist on political solutions without military escalation.
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AAAS Meet Ends With Herbicide Study Resolution
Dallas reporters note the 135th AAAS meeting closed with an official action urging study of herbicides while scientists also highlighted Apollo 8 and overpopulation as major global issues. The event drew nearly 4000 researchers discussing science goals and world problems.
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Year Ends With Pile Of Epitaphs From Global Figures
A New York AP roundup of 1968 quotes features Oxford law professor David Daube warning of confinement, Humphrey advocating shared goals, Pueblo captors described as missing links, Yevtushenko on U S actions, Thieu pledging self reliance, Viet defector urging native solving, and other leaders discussing disarmament, space triumphs, and looming anxieties as the year closes.
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Trucker Perishes In Lake Texoma
A trucker is reported dead in Lake Texoma. The incident follows a difficult year with other fatalities and notable remarks about the ordeal. Local authorities and relatives respond to the tragedy amid conflicting reports and long-standing concerns.
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Russians Backing Uighur Liberation Plot Across Sinkiang
The piece argues Moscow supports a Uighur national liberation struggle in Sinkiang amid Sino Soviet clashes. It cites Radio Peace and Progress broadcasts from Tashkent and notes Soviet troops near frontiers, with Brezhnev Kosygin tours signifying heightened tensions.
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Nixon's Vacation Ends as Nixon Heads Home
President-elect Nixon left for California aboard Air Force One ending an eight day stay on Key Biscayne. He and Pat were flown from Homestead Air Force Base by Marine helicopter, with Bebe Rebozo nearby. Tricia Nixon was not present as she flew to join Julie and David Eisenhower in Pennsylvania. Nixon will attend the Rose Bowl game before returning to New York Friday night.
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