Chad Accuses Libya of Aiding Coup Attempt Over Tombalbaye
Chad charged Libya with backing a failed bid to topple President Francois Tombalbaye. The revolt’s leader died by suicide in police custody after being questioned. Fort Lamy streets were guarded as authorities severed ties with Libya and ordered Libyan officials to leave Tripoli.
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Egypt Opens UN Offensive Over Jerusalem Crisis
Egypt plans a diplomatic push at the United Nations to broaden the Jerusalem dispute to a full Security Council debate and seek a General Assembly condemnation of Israel. Cairo aims to include Syria and Jordan in the talks as border and aid actions ripple through the region. King Hussein warns against isolating Jordan and Palestinian guerrillas may meet in Jeddah. Syria, Libya, Algeria sever ties with Amman.
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Podgorny to visit North Vietnam amid Sino U.S. tensions
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny will visit Hanoi soon. The trip marks the first such official visit since 1965 and comes as Hanoi, Moscow, and Peking navigate risks of Sino American détente. Podgorny is expected to offer assurances of continued Soviet support to North Vietnam.
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Violence Bloods Ireland Continues in Londonderry and Belfast
In Londonderry a Catholic crowd led by a handbag swinging woman attacked three policemen near a civil rights rally. Officers were not seriously hurt. Youths then pelted an Army post, were dispersed after 30 minutes, and two people were arrested for window damage. In Belfast a bomb damaged the Customs and Excise Headquarters.
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