Israeli Ambassador Dinitz Meets Kissinger Over Egypt Talks
Israeli Ambassador Simcha Dinitz conferred with Secretary of State Henry Kissinger at the White House to present Israel’s latest response to Egypt’s proposals for a new interim Sinai settlement. Dinitz arrived with aides and padlocked briefcases after informing Kissinger of the timing.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Kissinger
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Cairo
Belgrade
Sinai
Censorship appeal stirs mystery from Kiev teacher
A Kiev education letter to Teachers' Gazette calls for ending Soviet censorship. Y Kobakh argues for fewer restrictions on Western films and media, proposing schooling to foster independent judgment and taste in youth. The piece highlights rare criticism of state pre screening in a heavily censored system.
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Teachers’ Gazette
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Luanda Battle Erupts as Three Movements Enter Fight
Fierce bazooka clash in central Luanda shatters two weeks of calm. Soviet-backed MPLA, National Front, and UNITA clash with reports of dead and wounded. White evacuation from Angola's capital accelerates under U.S. advisory.
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Plot to assassinate Makarios thwarted in Cyprus
Cypriot President Archbishop Makarios was the target of a car bomb plan thwarted this week, with police and troops placed along the route his car would follow. Clerides said suspects, Greeks and Greek Cypriots, are under surveillance in Greece and Cyprus. Meanwhile about 240 Turkish Cypriots were moved north as part of a UN backed population transfer plan to swap 9,000 people over four to five weeks.
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