Arabs and PLO seek united front for UN debate
Arab delegates and PLO officials in last minute talks aim to present a united front for the Security Council debate on the Arab-Israeli dispute opening this afternoon. They push for a resolution recognizing Palestinian rights as part of peace negotiations, challenging two existing U.N. texts that omit the Palestinian cause. A key hurdle is potential American veto in favor of Israel while Kissinger opposes altering U.N. positions.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Security Council
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Israel
Henry A. Kissinger
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PLO gains UN debate seat as Syria leverages Golan link
World tensions rise as PLO participates in UN Security Council debates for the first time, with Israeli diplomats warning against innocuous resolutions that could erode positions. Syria secured the move by agreeing to extend the UN peacekeeping force on the Golan Heights, while Israel fears US pressure for concessions to Syria.
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United States
Syria
Golan Heights
Security Council
U.N
Military junta takes power in Ecuador after bloodless weekend
In Quito three military leaders from the army navy and air force ousted President Guillermo Rodriguez Lara and vow to rule until 1977. The junta aims to boost oil production and the economy while facing limited civilian opposition and protests over elections.
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Ecuador
Guillermo Rodriguez Lara
Guillermo Duran Arcentales
Alfredo Poveda Borbon
Luis Leoro Franco
Air Force
Junta
United States
Labor strike sparks violence in Spain
Madrid riot police used tear gas and clubs to disperse demanding workers in the capital amid Spain’s worst labor unrest in years. 500 students blocked Madrid University, calling for worker solidarity and urging King Juan Carlos to listen. Subway service was disrupted after bombs damaged lines as 3,800 workers had struck for higher pay.
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Spain
Juan Carlos
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Violence flares in Jamaica's Kingston slums area
In western Kingston's Jones Town Trench Town area violence escalates as armed gangs clash. Four civilians and four police officers are reported dead, twenty-two homes burned, and hundreds flee. Prime Minister Manley accuses organized political gangs while observers note similar tactics by rival parties amid high unemployment and worsening economy.
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Northern Ireland
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Trench Town
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