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...ten-day trip-led by YAF national chairman Ron Docksai-will swing through South Vietnamese-occupied territories in Cambodia and include visits with Thieu and Vice-President Nguyen Kao Ky. No Harvard students are members of the delegation...
...Moorish women serenaded him in Arabic: "De Gaulle entrusted his testament to Georges Pompidou. Welcome." Thus did the 200 guests at a meshwi, an Arab-style barbecue, greet France's President on his arrival in the Mauritanian capital of Nouakchott last week at the beginning of his ten-day tour of five Black African states...
Love and peace have so far proved elusive. Last September, the guerrillas and the Jordanian army fought a ten-day civil war in which 2,000 died. Since then, there have been four major clashes between the fedayeen and King Hussein's soldiers. Each time the guerrillas came off second best; the most recent skirmish two weeks ago cost them 20 men. The fedayeen are also fighting one another, at least with words. George Habash, leader of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, last week declared coexistence with Jordan impossible and openly called for Hussein...
...Grand Design. As Nixon left for an eight-to ten-day working vacation in San Clemente, his financial experts-led by George Shultz, director of the Office of Management and Budget-were wrestling with a budget for the coming fiscal year that will likely run between $230 billion and $232 billion. That is a big jump up from the $213 billion in federal spending expected for the year ending June 30. Since Nixon last week ruled out any new federal taxes, he will probably find himself with at least the $15 billion deficit for fiscal 1972 that he needs...
...traveling Pope-"an apostle on the move." In the seven years since, he has made good that promise by traveling farther and more often than all his predecessors combined: eight trips totaling 41,000 miles. His ninth trip, which began last week-a punishing, 28,000-mile, ten-day pilgrimage taking him as far as Australia and Samoa-was the longest thus far and, as it turned out, the most dangerous. In Manila, Paul VI came closer than any Pope in centuries to being assassinated...