Nixon Dayan Meeting Highlights Middle East Policies
New York Nixon Dayan talk underscores a shift toward greater U S influence in Arab nations with less Soviet sway Scranton urges balanced approach without harming Israel amid regional tensions Dayan stresses no immediate war risk as Nixon prepares strategy sessions with GOP leaders and a Kuwait visit awaits
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Unrest Flares at Nanterre as France Grants Temporary Rector Powers
French authorities threaten summary expulsion of students amid campus clashes at Nanterre and six other universities. A decree reempowers rectors to transfer students where closures occur, pending new disciplinary councils under the University Reform Act. The situation mirrors May disturbances as protests continue.
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Crash Victims' Bodies Located off Caracas
Searchers pulled 27 bodies from stormy Caribbean waters near Venezuela as investigators probed a Pan American jetliner crash that killed five aboard. Officials discounted sabotage, while officials awaited checks for an altimeter malfunction as the cause.
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Pueblo Release Predicted Again
A South Korean paper reports the Pueblo crew may be freed by December 31 after talks in Seoul between U S officials and Korean ministers. Washington has not confirmed the claim. The Pueblo was captured January 23 near North Korea.
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Greece Creates Unified Command for Armed Forces
In Athens a legislative decree establishes a unified armed forces command with chief authority over all branches. The regime limits political interference to defense policy and top leader appointments, transferring day to day control to the military authorities.
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