Arab Jewish clashes erupt at Hebrew University
Arab and Jewish students clashed at Jerusalem's Hebrew University with sticks and clubs as border police used tear gas on rock throwers near the walled city. Minor West Bank protests and scattered rock throwing were reported elsewhere with no new casualties. three Arabs were killed by Israeli gunfire earlier this week.
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West Bank unrest and clashes near Jerusalem intensify
World witnesses report Arabs at Hebrew University clash with Jews over Israeli handling of riots. Police detain eight in East Jerusalem as curfews stay in force. Defense Minister Peres defends actions while exploring safer crowd control methods. Arab deaths total ten in four months. News notes tear gas and rubber bullets as possible shifts.
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Kissinger to visit Europe to discuss NATO defense
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger begins a Europe tour focusing on Communist participation in NATO and a possible change in the U.S. role. He stops in Oslo for a NATO ministers meeting then Bonn Sweden Luxembourg and England before returning May 27.
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Indicted duo linked to jailbreak freeing 14 Americans
Dallas men Donald Fielden and William Hill Jr were indicted on illegal firearm export charges connected to the Piedras Negras jail raid that freed 14 Americans. The case cites a 12 gauge shotgun used in the operation and possible further indictments.
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Fighting Diminishes as Lebanese Civil War Stalemate Persists
Reports from Beirut say fighting eased but violence continues around the Christian enclave north of Beirut. 45 people were killed in street clashes as political brinkmanship over Suleiman Franjieh's resignation intensified, with Elias Sarkis elected to succeed him.
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