Egyptian delegation opens Moscow talks
A high level Egyptian delegation opened talks in Moscow amid Western speculation over Brezhnev’s planned Cairo visit. Ford warned of a high chance of war without more Middle East disengagements, while Fahmi and Gamassy met in Moscow delaying Brezhnev’s visit news.
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Martial law declared in Nicaragua after ambush at embassy party
In Managua Nicaragua martial law was declared to confront leftist guerrillas who attacked a diplomatic party honoring the American ambassador. Two national guardsmen were killed and several guests wounded. About 25 hostages were seized including Managua’s mayor and Nicaragua’s ambassador to the United States. Ambassador Turner Shelton escaped to his home earlier. Msgr. Miguel Ovando Bravo archbishop of Managua was among those present.
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Bangladesh declares state of emergency amid crackdown
Bangladesh announces a state of emergency with sweeping powers for authorities to combat subversion. Rights are suspended and arrests allowed for those deemed a threat to national security. The decree follows bomb blasts blamed on pro Pakistan elements and arrives during a high profile visit of Bhutan’s king.
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Students oppose Thanom exiled return in Bangkok protest
About 10,000 students at Thammasat University denounced ousted military leader Thanom Kitiyakachorn returning from exile in Boston. They call for swift trial and harsh penalties, following riots that helped topple the regime. army on alert as demonstrations stay orderly before Thailand's civilian government elections.
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Ethiopia seeks peace as Eritrea killings surge in Asmara
Ethiopia's military government sent a civilian and military peace delegation led by Michael Imru to Asmara to avert further bloodshed amid a five day terror in Eritrea. ELF leader Saleh Sabbe warned of full war while claiming arms parity. observers note internal ELF divisions.
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Soviet hints of retaliation over US trade dispute emerge
Moscow officials indicate American stance could affect Brezhnev Nixon summit commitments. Tass spokesman Leonid Zamyatin warns the quarrel may undermine most favored nation trade status and harm U S Russia commercial and financial accords.
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