U S decision unsettles Israel over Sinai withdrawals
Israel voiced disappointment at U S backing of Egypt's demand for Israeli withdrawals from a large area of the occupied Sinai as a condition for a temporary peace. In Cairo, Robinson met with President Sadat to discuss a multilateral aid plan for Egypt.
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U.S
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Sinai
Jerusalem
Cairo
Charles Robinson
Anwar Sadat
Ford
Simcha Dinitz
Henry Kissinger
Joseph Sisco
Yitzhak Rabin
Yigal Allon
Shimon Peres
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Princess Christina Weds Cuban-Born American Groom in Ecumenical Dutch Ceremony
Princess Maria Christina of the Netherlands, 28, wed Jorge Guillermo, 28, in a cathedral ceremony after private services at Soestdijk Palace and Baarn town hall. The ecumenical rite blended Protestant and Catholic traditions with a Dutch language service and an English wedding vow in a 13th century cathedral. The couple appeared before about 1,000 guests, with the queen watching as the bride wore a white organza dress and small lace hairpiece.
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UPI
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Jorge Guillermo
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Baarn
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House of Orange
Johan van der Werf
Netherlands Reformed Church
Bernard Bot
Holland
Jorge
Paris site of killings by counter espionage agents
In Paris the interior ministry said two DST agents were killed during a shootout in the Latin Quarter while pursuing a plan to dismantle a foreign terrorist organization active in France. Police detained three girls and two men for questioning connected to the apartment assault.
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France
West
Germany
Raymond Dous
Jean Donatini
DST
Feuding feminists clash at International Women's Year Tribune
In Mexico City hundreds of women disrupted a Tribune session during the IWY events. Betty Friedan and Latin American delegates blamed U.S. feminists for manipulating the meeting, which featured microphones torn away and heated exchanges. Delegates pressed for consensus ahead of a U.N. recommendations vote.
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UPI
International Women's Year Tribune
Televisa
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U.S
Tribune
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International Women’s Year Tribune
Adriana Burgo
Uganda holds two spies amid Hills treason case
Uganda said it was holding two alleged British spies in addition to condemned lecturer Dennis Hills and warned arrests were only a beginning of actions against Britain. President Idi Amin vowed to teach the British a lesson as Hennessy denied any confirmed detentions among roughly 700 Britons in Uganda.
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Kenya
UPI
Uganda
Dennis Hills
Britain
Idi Amin
Hills
London
Foreign Office
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Kampala
Amin
Hennessy
Spotlight India Land of hope futility by M G Srinath
New Delhi describes India as a land of grandeur and squalor with progress in space and aviation shadowed by hunger and poverty. It notes 60 percent live below subsistence level, 1 million under five die yearly, and 60,000 go blind annually. It covers demographics, education, rural doctor scarcity, population growth, and export growth, including Made in India prestige and Congress leadership changes. It also cites a West Virginia note on swamp fever in horses and Coggins testing.
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Thai premier heads to Peking to normalize with China
Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj told UPI in Bangkok that Peking is boosting Asia ties to curb Soviet influence as he prepares to visit China. He warned Congress hamstrings U.S. foreign policy and noted Vietnam would likely lead Indochina amid American involvement.
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