Moro murder spurs tougher Italian police push
In Rome the government faced renewed demands for stronger police actions after Aldo Moro's murder. A bank manager was shot in Milan amid waves of terrorism as the crisis widens, prompting resignations and calls for leadership changes while the Vatican’s security posture tightens and parties debate strategy. The United Nations fund outlined a $17 million plan to curb Vietnam’s population growth.
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China protest over Soviet intrusion at border clash
A Chinese protest notes Soviet troops crossed into Heilungkiang by up to four kilometers across the Ussuri River area, firing on locals and abducting 14, in an incident near the Sino Soviet border. Beijing accuses Moscow of organized aggression and vows accountability to prevent recurrence.
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Tehran Rioters Clash With Troops On Main Street
Troops fired tear gas and bullets to scatter thousands on Tehran's main street on the third day of anti government protests. At least nine killed in Qum, Tabriz and 32 other cities, with many injured and property damaged. Demonstrators protested mosque land grants, bans on alcohol and veiling rules amid calls from religious leaders. The shah postponed travel plans and ambassador credentials as unrest widened.
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Princess Margaret unlikely to remarry after Snowdon divorce
London AP report says Princess Margaret, 47, plans no remarriage after Earl of Snowdon divorce. Snowdon appeals for sympathy, stating they will remain friends. Margaret hospitalized with gastroenteritis. divorce grounds cited as two-year separation.
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