Thai Reds Attack Thai Base Near Laos Amid Influx of U S Airmen
US officials report a minor attack on Nakhon Phanom in Thailand by Thai Communist guerrillas. An American officer was wounded but facilities remained intact as Washington notes fragility of Thai security while U S surveillance of North Vietnamese supply routes continues from the base.
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Florist Loses Rare Staghorn Fern After Break‑In
William Troutner opened his San Luis Obispo florist shop after 20 years tending a rare three foot diameter staghorn fern that was displayed but never offered for sale. The burglar disturbed only that plant, valued at 5600 dollars.
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Calif
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Troutner
Machine gun thwarted theft near former Chilean president
Former President Eduardo Frei was awakened by machine gun fire near his door in Santiago. He summoned an ambulance and assisted a student and policemen wounded in an attempted auto theft. Police arrested three suspects, calling it a common crime with no political motive.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Eduardo Frei
Frei
UN General Assembly Eyes Strongest Resolution on Israeli Occupation
The United Nations General Assembly prepares to back a landmark resolution urging all nations to avoid actions that could recognize Israel's occupation of Arab lands. It urges Israel to reject annexation by force, voids changes in occupied territories per the 1949 Geneva convention, and calls for full implementation of the 1967 Security Council resolution.
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United Nations. N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Security Council
Middle East
Mideast
Occupied Territories
Calvi cafe owner arrests terrace washroom protest
A Calvi cafe owner, ordered to tear down a terrace washroom for safety reasons, refused eviction by living inside the washroom. A court announced a daily fine of 40 dollars for each day he remains inside.
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Calvi
Corsica
UN Resolution Delays Action with Amended Aids Provisions
The 19 nonaligned sponsors accept amendments from Britain France Belgium Luxembourg and Italy boosting the vote path. A key change removes a broad action clause and adds a demand that UN members refrain from aiding Israel to sustain occupation. The discussion continues in the Security Council.
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Britain
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Italy
U.N
Israel
Council considers 1967 terms for settlement and withdrawal
The council discusses 1967 balanced terms for settlement in place of a call for immediate and unconditional withdrawal from occupied territories. A third resolution states that the 1967 Security Council terms must be implemented in all parts.
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Council
Israel
Security Council
Australian journalist Burchett gets passport after 17 years
Wilfred Burchett announced the new Australian Labor government has returned his passport, 17 years after it was taken for covering North Korea during the Korean War. He noted the prime minister is keeping pledges on the first day.
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Paris
UPI
Wilfred Burchett
North Korea
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