Soviet Pledges Expansion Of Egyptian Aid Program
The Soviet Union vowed to expand military and economic aid to Egypt after a Kremlin communique to Vice President Ali Sabry and others in Moscow. Meetings with Leonid Brezhnev Nikolai Kosygin and Nikolai Podgorny set for Tuesday, with talks on joint action if Israel returns to U N peace talks. Arab and Vatican groups urged peace. saboteurs damaged Jerusalem homes. no injuries reported.
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U S to Cut Forces in Japan by 17000
U S officials in Japan and Okinawa announced a force reduction of 17 000 members over six months. About 12 000 troops and a similar number of Japanese workers in Japan will be affected, while 5 000 U S servicemen and 2 800 Okinawan workers on Okinawa face impact as the island is slated to revert to Japan in 1972. The move follows the worst anti U S rioting on Okinawa in 25 years.
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Agnew ready to sacrifice self in 72 if necessary
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew said he would consider stepping aside in 1972 if a more politically appealing vice presidential candidate emerges, while noting President Nixon approves his actions. He downplayed plans for 1972 and urged patience with student criticism, stressing hewill not bow to militant student demands.
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