Nixon forecasts progress before Moscow Salute
President Nixon, en route to Salzburg then Moscow, predicts progress on trade space cooperation and nuclear arms limits. He vows to pursue restraint to avoid conflicts worldwide and aims to build better U S Soviet relations for lasting peace.
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Heath to visit Peking in early 1973 for trade talks
Prime Minister Edward Heath plans a trip to Peking early next year to pursue closer trade and political cooperation with China. A major British trade fair in Beijing is planned for April, with Heath inviting Chou Enlai and awaiting Chinese welcome while arrangements are not yet firm.
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Protests Turn Violent as Manila Police Fire On Demonstrators
Police wounded at least 29 people as 4000 antiwar protesters tried to reach the U S Embassy in Manila. Two in critical condition. The clash marked the worst student police confrontation since October 1971. Meanwhile in Mexico City police arrested 102 youths amid drug seizures during protests near Zona Rosa and a subway station. A photographer from Stars and Stripes was injured. US troops held a Vietnam War protest at Clark Air Base.
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Catholic barber shot in Antrim amid Northern Ireland unrest
UPI reports a sniper killed a volunteer policeman in County Tyrone while four gunmen wounded a Roman Catholic barber in County Antrim. Police described violence across Ulster, with IRA saying 15 year old Manus Deery was killed by a British army bullet near Bogside. Fire bombs exploded at two Belfast clothing stores with no casualties.
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QE2 Bomb Hoax Probe Aboard Atlantic Crossing Ends in Cherbourg
The QE2 completed its Atlantic crossing with military divers checking a reported telephone bomb threat believed to be a hoax. Four British frogmen searched the liner at sea. no bombs were found. In Cherbourg 230 passengers planned to disembark during a 21 to 22 hour layover. A college class short story reportedly inspired the threat.
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Berliners Mass Travel Through Wall For Pentecost Weekend
Thousands of West Berliners flooded the Berlin Wall to visit friends in the East as border queues stretched for miles. Eastern guards warned such holiday flows could become normal after the Big Four talks ease border restrictions, with West Berlin Mayor Klaus Schuetz among the travelers entering East Berlin.
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