Holyland Holiday Fire Flares Across Truce Line
Israeli and Jordanian forces exchanged gun duels along the Jordan River on Saturday breaking the holiday quiet. An Israeli spokesman said Jordanian fire hit the Neveor settlement in the Beisan Valley wounding a tractor driver and damaging his vehicle. In Amman, a Jordanian official condemned the incident.
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Nugent Arrives In Viet In Limousine Plane
SAIGON Airman First Class Patrick J. Nugent, Johnsons son in law and an Air Force Reservist, arrived in South Vietnam aboard Ambassadors KC 135 along with Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker. He will serve as an apprentice armorer with the 12th Tactical Fighter Wing. Meanwhile a Soviet party delegation was denied visas in Guadeloupe and fighting incidents near the Sea of Galilee coincided with Easter and Passover observances in Jerusalem.
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Panamanian Campaigns in tense lead up to May elections
Panamanian presidential hopefuls tour the country as unrest looms ahead of the May 12 vote. President Marco A Robles, backed by the National Guard after a failed impeachment attempt, faces opposition led by Arnulfo Arias and his National Union coalition. Guardsmen with US ties help maintain order while warnings of possible violence persist. Arias claims prior victory despite alleged vote rigging.
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Pueblo On Card At Talks
SEOUL UPI South Korean President Park Chung-hee and President Johnson will discuss North Korea's seizure of the USS Pueblo and the January Seoul invasion by infiltrators aimed at Park. Park departs Seoul Wednesday for Hawaii aboard with Defense Minister Choi Young-hi and Gen. Kim Chung-sik.
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Clock seeks first class seat on Paris flight
Paris reporters noted an Air France clerk doubted a man requesting a first class seat for a $3 million Hewlett Packard clock. The instrument, claimed to be the world's most accurate, was en route on a round‑the‑world trip to verify universal time and had already checked London and Paris. Officials did not indicate if time fixes were needed.
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Trudeau to Revise Canadian Policies
Prime minister designate Pierre Elliott Trudeau signals a sharp shift in Canada’s foreign policy toward a leaner national role. He plans to disengage from long term European and Asian involvements, emphasize a continental defense stance, and pursue a “fewer things better” approach while building a “just society” at home. He may reduce NATO forces in West Germany, scale peace keeping, and seek closer ties within the Americas, possibly joining the OAS while asserting independence from U S influence. Trudeau aims to redefine Ottawa’s alignments, strengthen France ties, and consider recognizing China without abandoning Taiwan, signaling a shift from Pearson’s world-minded approach.
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West Berlin hit by demonstrations over Dutschke shooting
West Berlin police used nightsticks and water cannons to break up a crowd of about 1500 youths blocking Kurfuerstendamm in protests sparked by the wounding of Rudi Dutschke. About 200 were arrested as tensions spread to Springer offices and protests continued in Frankfurt, Hamburg, Essen and Munich.
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