World War of Words and Fire Across the Mideast War Line
Israel and Jordan clashed near the truce line in a 15 hour battle with jets and tanks entering Jordanian territory. Vatican rebuke and Soviet calls for punishment punctuated a tense diplomatic phase as the UN pressed for a resolution.
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Novotny resigns as Czechoslovakia president amid liberalization push
Antonin Novotny 64 resigns as Stalinist president after 11 years in power under public pressure. He pledges to aid socialist development. Dubcek replaces him as party chief, sparking broad reform across Czechoslovakia and Eastern Europe, while Czech Presidium warns against protest. The regime vows continued one party rule aligned with the Soviet Union.
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Paris Credit Card Plan Could Ease Goldrow Tensions
Paris financial circles report France plans IMF backed credit facilities underwritten by Paris Club reserves to issue international credit cards. The move aims to reduce dependence on the dollar and pound amid de Gaulle’s critiques as gold prices surge in Paris while currencies hold firm elsewhere. A separate report notes Cuba agrees to release a Venezuelan airliner hijacked with 560 aboard including 11 Americans, through Swiss mediation in Havana.
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Howard Scholars Stage Own Classes On Black University Drive
Rebel students at Howard University reopen classes themselves on the lawn of the administration building. Don Freeman teaches an Afro-American thought course as negotiations continue over demands including charges dropped and curriculum changes.
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Senate Ethics Code Passes After Heated Debate
The Senate approves the first comprehensive ethics code for senators and staff after supporters call it weak. Key figures including Joseph Clark, Wayne Morse, and George Aiken oppose the limits. Aiken casts the only relative vote. The measure restricts moonlighting and follows scandals around Bobby Baker’s outside business dealings. Senator Thomas J. Dodd supports the code amid Republican opposition.
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Jerusalem wreckage to stand as wartime memorials
The City Council decreed that six cairns of rubble left by Israeli soldiers will remain as memorials marking the heaviest fighting in the 1967 war era.
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