Yugoslavia hit by new tremors death toll rises
Belgrade reports 20 dead and 204 injured from Thursday quake along Yugoslav Albanian frontier. Debar, hardest hit, sees 90 percent of buildings damaged or destroyed and 10,000 homeless as tremors continue and evacuations proceed. Albania reports 12 killed and 154 injured with extensive damage to homes and schools.
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Chiang Kai-shek marks 40th wedding anniversary
Nationalist Chinese President and Madame Chiang Kai-shek observed their 40th wedding anniversary on Saturday. Chiang wed Mayling Soong on December 1, 1927, while he led the revolutionary northern expedition against warlords.
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Vietnamese papers foresee escalation after McNamara exit
South Vietnam newspapers predict a sharp war escalation and intensified bombing of North Vietnam following Robert McNamara's departure as U.S. defense secretary. Editors note Johnson tilting toward generals, with some outlets urging broader war reach into Cambodia and beyond.
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Balneology at German Medical Schools Teaches Spa Baths
Many German medical schools maintain balneology departments that train students in therapeutic uses of springwater baths and spa therapies as part of medical education.
Egyptian Boat Struck by Israeli Putative Strafe in Gulf of Suez
Al Ahram reports Israeli helicopters strafed an Egyptian motorboat while rescuing two Israeli pilots in the Gulf of Suez as Egyptian antiaircraft gunners downed three Israeli Mirage jets over the Suez Canal. The paper notes increased alertness on the east bank and a blackout in Suez City as tensions rise after the latest exchange.
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Ex-President Artu ro Araujo of El Salvador Dies at 88
Former El Salvador president Artu ro Araujo, who rose to power in 1931 on land reform promises and was ousted after a peasant uprising, died at his home in San Salvador aged 88. His early rule faced resistance from landowners and the army intervened nine months after his tenure began.
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