Soviets Oppose U S Civilians as Middle East Watchdogs
Moscow denounced American volunteers with sidearms sent to police the Sinai as watchdogs in the Middle East. Pravda criticized the plan while backing Portuguese Communists under pressure. The commentary framed U S civilian policing as interference and urged support for local leftist forces.
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World News: Soviet Loud on Middle East Calm and Portugal Critique
Pravda comments signal a rare direct Soviet stance on Kissinger talks and warn against breaking the UN observer force in the region. The Portuguese piece accuses Western powers and the Catholic church of meddling, fear, and violence as Common Market and NATO countries condition aid.
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Israeli forces kill two guerrillas near Zarit in Lebanon border
Israeli security forces killed two Arab guerrillas who infiltrated from Lebanon in an attack on the Zarit settlement. A military spokesman said the militants died in the action and the incident was confirmed Saturday.
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Peru's Morales Bermudez urges restraint at UN height of coup
Gen Francisco Morales Bermudez, newly seized Peru’s president, warned nonaligned nations against majority tyranny in the United Nations. He urged independence from power blocs as Lima hosts a nonaligned conference with talks on Israel, Palestine, and a $6 billion development fund.
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London bomb blitz widens hunt for backroom factory
London detectives sweep the capital in pursuit of a backroom bomb factory after a blast killed Capt. Roger Goad and two other major explosions wounded 40. Police suspect a single group possibly IRA renegades. An Oxford Street blast followed a Caterham pub explosion as warnings preceded several attacks across central London.
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