Peace Returns to Beirut Amid Cease Fire Tensions
Thousands of Lebanese celebrate peace in Beirut under Syrian sponsored cease fire. gunfire breaks out along the Christian Moslem divide as PLA troops patrol western districts searching for looters. Arafat warns of shots without warning and promises protection for Christian villages in Moslem areas. Police report two leftist Muslims killed and several gunmen detained in the capital amid the campaign against anarchy. PremieR Karami says cease fire committee will supervise reopening roads and removal of barricades, with both sides agreeing to clear streets by Tuesday.
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Syria pledges to respect Lebanese sovereignty and withdraw troops
World officials report Syria assuring Christian leaders it will not violate Lebanese sovereignty or seek annexation as 2,000 PLA troops are slated for early withdrawal. Police blame Moslem gunmen for looting Chamoun mansion near Beirut while he vows cease fire holds. Civil war toll exceeds 9,000 with $8 billion in losses. unemployment soars with tens of thousands out of work.
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Early election seen in Italy amid coalition collapse
Italy faces a possible national election in spring or summer after the Republican party rejected joining a Christian Democratic minority cabinet. Premier-designate Aldo Moro failed to secure allies, risking a one party CD majority or a caretaker government and a new vote. Communists gain may occur. Economic woes include 7 percent unemployment and a zero growth rate.
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South African withdrawal from Angola reported by UNITA
Western observers say UNITA leader Jonas Savimbi announced the last South African troops left Angola Friday after a government order. MPLA is reported to have used jet fighters for the first time, with strikes on Novo Redondo and Cela as UNITA claims to hold Novo Redondo while pursuing a midline guerrilla strategy.
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Ford may launch five nation Middle East tour this spring
A senior American official says President Ford is likely to undertake a five nation Middle East tour this spring seeking new paths to Arab Israeli issues. The plan includes Israel, Egypt, Syria, Jordan and Saudi Arabia as Kissinger's diplomacy winds down. Rabin arrives for talks as Ford weighs resuming negotiations possibly in Geneva.
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