Rhodesia rioting kills eight as premier condemns violence
In Salisbury six straight days of riots by Rhodesian Africans leave at least eight dead and many wounded as police fire on crowds near the Mozambique border. Premier Jan Smith denounces the unrest as hysterical and warns against undermining law and order while opposing postponement of the Pearce Commission's public opinion poll.
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Britain Malta Talks Stall Over Base Rights and Aid
Negotiations in Rome between Britain and Malta stall on base rights and NATO aid. Britain seeks continued use of Maltese air and sea facilities with loans and technical help, while Malta, led by Mintoff, demands terms and limits on NATO access. Talks resume or pause depend on NATO and UK government deliberations.
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Soldier Dies In Ireland Explosions
A British soldier was killed by Irish Republic border explosions as mines and a cable across the border into the Republic destroyed two craters while Army engineers worked on roads near Keady County Armagh. The attack follows ongoing Northern Ireland violence with IRA involvement.
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Two Car Crash Injures Six Inbound At Highland Hospital
Six people, including Josephine Brown of Baylor Street, were treated after a two car collision at 1st Street and Avenue M at about 4 95 pm Friday. Brown is in fair condition at Highland Hospital. Six others from Wolfforth and nearby areas were released from hospital after treatment. Two drivers remained unhurt. A second minor rear end collision on 50th Street injured Brenda Shambeck of 68th Street, treated and released at Methodist Hospital.
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Israel May Be Ready To Agree To U S Proposals For Talks
Reports from Jerusalem and Washington indicate Israel may be ready to accept U S proposals for talks with Egypt aimed at reopening the Suez Canal under an interim peace framework. U P I notes progress in persuading Israel to hold discussions, while Washington plans to begin talks on selling Phantom jet fighters to Israel. In Tel Aviv, Israeli troops in the Golan Heights came under fire from Syria on Thursday night with no casualties.
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Bank Denies Hughes Book Authenticity Sale Halt
In New York a bank denied involvement in any sale of Howard Hughes memoirs titled My Autobiography or related publication. The bank’s affidavit questioned the book’s authenticity as the State Supreme Court judge ruled on matters tied to Hughes’s purported memoir project and related payments.
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