Faulkner condemns ambushes in Northern Ireland violence
Premier Brian Faulkner denounced two ambushes on British soldiers in Belfast and warned against a new surge of violence. A sniper killed Cpl Robert Bankier 25 and a trooper was fatally wounded in a second attack. doctors described his condition as very serious after surgery. A prior bomb wounded 20 at a southwest Belfast dance hall.
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Cairo mystery deepens as secret ASA group burns documents
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat faces a collapsing challenge from a secret ASA faction. Documents were taken from Cairo to a Sakkara farm and burned in a three hour blaze. Six men involved include Farid Abdel Karim and Mahmoud Al Saadany, with arrests and dismissals following.
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Soviet media echo cautious praise for arms pact
Soviet outlets Pravda and Izvestia published a mass dispatch calling the interim strategic arms treaty “positive reactions,” signaling the accord is more than routine. Soviet officials avoid direct praise due to domestic factors and President Nixon’s controversial image.
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