Rabin says risks needed for peace with Egypt
Rabin told a Tel Aviv Labor party symposium that taking risks is essential to reach a peace agreement with Egypt, warning that without bold steps the stalemate could return. He cautioned that peacemaking involves danger but a small chance of change is preferable to continued war.
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North Vietnamese, Viet Cong wage pitched battles in Cambodia
Washington reports say North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces fought pitched battles with Cambodian Communists in Cambodia and may clash in Laos. Officials cite reliable sources, noting Hanoi supports a separate Saigon government for years, plans reunification by Saigon gains, with Chinese advisors aiding Cambodian forces.
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Gunmen shoot at ex Turkish premier during rally
Bulent Ecevit, former Turkish Premier and opposition leader, escaped a rooftop gun attack in Gerede but two bystanders were wounded. Rioters allied with National Salvation and National Action clashed with government supporters, injuring 21 more and prompting police and army intervention. Ecevit urged a tougher stance against US arms embargo as aides ferried him to safety.
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Angola groups end their summit meet
Three Angolan liberation movements closed a Nakuru conference with a 19 page agreement to renounce force and form a national army. They pledged to disarm civilians, end violence, guarantee free political activity, and foster political tolerance and unity ahead of October elections.
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Guards removed from home of a U S diplomat in Laos
In Vientiane the Pathet Lao removed guards from the residence of the senior American diplomat after a protest by Charge d Affaires Christian Chapman. Officials said guards were placed due to a misunderstanding relating to the U S Agency for International Development mission. Estimates cited up to 20 guards at one point, though none entered the home. The incident follows broader U S force reductions as AID exits Laos, with remaining American staff dropping from about 850 to near 50 by month’s end.
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Last U.S. bombers go home in Thai withdrawal
The United States moves to complete withdrawal from Thailand with 16 F111 bombers leaving Korat Air Base for Ellis Air Force Base Nevada and 10 F4 Phantom jets due to depart Udorn on Sunday. The plan cuts U.S. personnel to 19,500 by month end and aims for full exit by March.
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Purchase Criticized In Ratification Of Gadsden Land
The Gadsden Purchase of 1854 covering 29 640 square miles in parts of Arizona and New Mexico faced a narrow ratification as many senators questioned the value of ten million dollars. Mexico opposed the sale with Santa Anna banished as a traitor for agreeing to it.
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