Israel blamed for unrest in Jordan at United Nations
At the UN Security Council the United States joined critics of Israeli occupation alleging Israel’s rights violations fuel West Bank unrest. A nonaligned draft cites Israel’s settlement policies and changes to Jerusalem as obstacles to Arab-Israeli peace. U.S. envoy Scranton questions any resolution that misreads the situation or hinders peace talks. He urges dialogue and careful action to aid a peaceful settlement.
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World Scranton Denounces Jerusalem Status Plans
World Scranton condemned Israel for moves in Jerusalem that could prejudge its final status and criticized resettlement of Jews in occupied Arab lands. A West Bank riot followed the killing of an Arab boy by an Israeli soldier as his body was buried overnight to curb violence. an Israeli reservist detained for court action over the shootings.
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Montgomery Diesat 88. Britain’s World War II Master Passes
Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, famed as Britain's top WWI commander and a pivotal WWII figure, died at 88 in Hampshire. Funeral will be at Windsor Castle with full military honors, burial planned April 1 at the Holy Cross church grounds in Binsted. The stiff, Bible-bearing soldier had led El Alamein victory over Rommel and later clashed with Eisenhower in memoirs.
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Cuba warned an Africa intervention
Secretary of State Kissinger refused to rule out a U S invasion if Cuba sends troops to Africa. He warned Cuba that U S warnings over Angola apply to any future interventions and said his remarks, approved by President Ford, were clear during regional visits.
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Armstrong plans Belfast visit to meet people in capital
Anne Armstrong the new U S ambassador to Britain announced plans to visit Belfast next month to see the bomb scarred capital and meet the people. She stated Northern Ireland is an important part of the United Kingdom and she wants to see it for herself.
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Kissinger Turkey talks aim to restore access to bases
Secretary of State Kissinger and Turkish Foreign Minister Caglayangil open two days of talks in Washington hoping to resume U S access to Turkish military and intelligence facilities. Negotiations are over 90 percent complete but key issues remain, including the level of U S aid Turkey would receive, with Turkey seeking more than 100 million dollars. U S facilities are valued for monitoring Soviet missiles and SALT compliance.
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Presidential palace shelled in Lebanon clash escalates
In Beirut Moslem and Christian militiamen exchanged heavy fire as Syria pressed for a cease fire. The presidential palace near Beirut was shelled and a military vehicle damaged. Police reported 101 killed and 224 wounded in the last 24 hours with two weeks total toll rising to 64 dead and 440 wounded, amid broader fighting around the Hilton Hotel and Christian strongholds.
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