Spain executes five guerrillas sparking European protests
Firing squads executed five urban guerrillas in Madrid Barcelona and Burgos after emergency trials. Western governments recalled ambassadors and protests erupted in Paris Rome Frankfurt Lisbon as Pope Paul VI voiced sadness. A Basque prisoner shouted loyalty to homeland as he faced the shots.
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North set for storm Faye eyes U S and Nova Scotia
Hurricane Faye posed risk to New England and Canadian Maritime Provinces with 100 mph winds as it skirted Bermuda and moved away from the U S coast. Gale warnings extended 125 miles from the storm center toward Nova Scotia while Gladys lingered east of the Leeward Islands.
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Secret agreements threaten Kissinger era Middle East deal
Washington reports secret UPI analysis notes that hidden U.S. commitments in the Sinai peace plan risk undermining the interim Middle East settlement. 200 American civilians were to serve as Sinai monitors while Kissinger balks at full disclosure, spurring fresh congressional pressure and possible jeopardy of the accord.
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Israeli forces kill three guerrillas near Hanita border
United Press International reports Israeli soldiers killed a raiding party of three Palestinian guerrillas from Lebanon in a gunbattle near Hanita on the Lebanese border. Two Israeli soldiers were wounded. The militants, said to be with the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine led by George Habash, used machine guns, grenades and rockets. A second claim from Beirut said the group suffered heavy casualties. The article also notes a nonfatal time bomb at Hebron and mentions broader Middle East diplomacy developments.
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War weary residents flee Beirut as fighting abates
Beirut's streets emptied as Christian and Moslem militias halted cease-fire violations. Police counted 11 more deaths, bringing eight-day toll to 326 with about 600 wounded. The city faced ongoing danger as authorities vowed extraordinary security measures to enforce the latest truce.
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Franco attacked as Europe protests Franco acts
Rioting and protests flare across Europe over Franco firing squad executions. Paris police clash with demonstrators injuring officers. Rome and German cities see clashes, property damage, and deterred demonstrations. Pope Paul VI condemns executions, recalling ambassadors follows.
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