Pakistan asks United States to sell seven B57 bombers
President Yahya Khan requested seven B57 reconnaissance bombers from the United States on June 9, six weeks after a military sales ban was put in place. Officials say the request is under review as Washington reconsiders Pakistan’s aid, amid East Pakistan crisis and recent violations of the embargo.
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Cambodian leader to protest Viet oil claims and abuses
Cambodian chief of state Cheng Heng plans to fly to Saigon midmonth to press South Vietnam on overlapping offshore oil claims and alleged atrocities in Cambodia. Phnom Penh warns oil firms to steer clear of waters claimed by Cambodia while seeking talks with Nguyen Van Thieu. The move marks a rare high level exchange since 1954.
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Cabin failure blamed in Soyuz 11 tragedy
An official report may soon be published blaming cabin pressure failure as the cause of death for cosmonauts Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev. Medical causes cited are embolism from air bubbles formed as cabin pressure dropped, with details on technical faults to be avoided. The three men were found dead in their couches after a mission setback.
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Airliner vanishes near Hakodate with 68 aboard
A Japanese airliner with 68 people aboard disappeared on approach to Hakodate in bad weather. Residents heard an explosion and search boats fanned out as the YS11 failed to reach the airport after permission to land at 6 05 p m. Authorities feared a crash and pressed on with inquiries hours after fuel could have run out.
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Britain names Malta's new governor general
Britain designates Sir Anthony Mamo as Malta's governor general replacing Sir Maurice Dorman amid Malta's new socialist led government push for revised defense pacts. Dorman resigns after long service since independence in 1964.
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Leary plans long Swiss stay after arrest in Villars
American LSD advocate Dr Timothy Leary and his wife Rosemary reportedly secured a 10 month lease on a chalet in Villars Sur Ollon Switzerland where they were captured. Swiss police detained Leary awaiting extradition action requested by the American Embassy and a California court. No charges were filed locally. In Madrid a public order court sentenced Maria Teresa Haus to one year in jail for leaflets criticizing Basque court martial proceedings.
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Thieu to discuss peace bid with Kissinger in Paris talks
South Viet Nam President Thieu says he will discuss new Communist peace proposals with White House adviser Henry Kissinger in Paris as U.S. and South Vietnamese officials meet. Kissinger arrives for three days of talks after Vietnam and Cambodia news from Saigon and Phnom Penh.
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Rabin predicts U S push for Middle East deal continues
Israel's ambassador to Washington Yitzhak Rabin said the United States was unlikely to halt its quest for a settlement based on near total Israeli withdrawal from Arab lands seized in 1967. American diplomats headed to Cairo for talks and possible new Suez Canal framework. Cairo sources said Israel must make the next concessions.
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