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OCR Page 1 of 44NEWS SUMMARY
April 4, 1970
(wire reports 4/3)
SINO-SOVIET
The Soviet Union has pulled back its forces 31 miles
from the Sino-Soviet border in a compromise intended
to avert armed clashes with Red Chinese troops,
Communist diplomats said. Moscow decided to with-
draw its forces in a "unilateral move, " they said.
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Peking in turn was understood to have quietly pulled
back some of its troops from the Soviet border. Peking
had been demanding a 62 mile pullback.
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BREZHNEV SPEECH
Brezhnev called on all European nations to "make
Europe the continent of peace. 11 "Our aim is clear, 11
Brezhnev told his audience. "We wish to create a
system of collective security in Europe, so that Europe
becomes the continent of peace. 11
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HIJACKED SHIP -
India has refused to act as neutral observer at the
CAMBODIA
release of the hijacked munitions ship Columbia Eagle.
Presumably the Indians want no connection with the
chartered freighter's cargo of bombs for the US Air
Force in Thailand. Cambodian Premier Gen. Lon Nol
told a news conference that the ship could be released
any time, but added that his government wanted neutral
observers present.
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MIDEAST
The editor of the semiofficial newspaper Al Ahram
predicted that Israel will try to involve the Soviets in a
confrontation with the US in the Middle East.
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US-GERMANY
Stephen M. Young called today for the withdrawal of all
American armed forces from West Germany this year.
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