Congress weighs limits on U S role in Sinai monitoring
Congress considers adding restrictions to U S involvement in the Sinai peace effort as it approves U S technicians to monitor the accord. Proposals would allow mandatory or unilateral withdrawal of technicians during hostilities, with Kissinger noting reluctance yet necessity.
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United Nations
Henry A. Kissinger
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Kissinger
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
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Paris Bank Robbers Escape With 1.35 Million Dollars
Two armed gunmen seized a bank on the Left Bank in Paris taking seven hostages. After a long standoff, they fled in a white limousine with three women captives and $1.35 million, changing cars twice and eluding pursuit at speeds up to 90 mph.
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Robert Groussard
Libya faces oil price squeeze amid Khadafy plans
Libya’s rulers fear higher OPEC prices will hurt demand for its premium low-sulphur crude. Output has slumped to just over 2 million barrels daily, straining cash as foreign reserves fall and development programs stall. Observers note a hard‑nosed oil‑business stance contrasting with rhetoric of using oil for humanity.
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Libya
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Muammar Khadafy
Sihanouk Returns to Cambodia From Exile
Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Cambodia's chief of state, ended five years of Chinese exile and returned to assume a new role in Phnom Penh. The report notes his durable leadership and the significance of his homecoming for Cambodian politics.
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Tokyo
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Sihanouk Returns to Cambodia Amid Communist Rise
Sihanouk arrives in Phnom Penh after years in exile as Cambodia faces a Communist victory and war. The former king travels with Princess Monique and Khieu Samphan, amid hopes of influencing policy while Cambodia endures US backed and Khmer Rouge conflict.
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Mayaguez seizure details bared by Cambodian account
U.S. officials say the Cambodian government’s first official account strengthens the case for action over the Mayaguez seizure. Cambodia says it ordered the release 39 hours after U.S. demands and waited 13 hours before announcing. rescue began 52 hours after the White House public demand.
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Cambodia
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Leng Sary
Phnom Penh
Teng Sary
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