Foreign newsreels № 3951 (1974)

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England (Northern Ireland) - Ulster workers are returning to work after the end of a strike that ousted the Northern Ireland government. USA - Senator Fulbright suffers a decisive defeat in the primary election for the Senate in Arkansas. USA - experiments on obtaining a new type of nuclear energy from elements contained in sea water, using laser beams. Syria - artillery fire continues in the Golan heights. US - President Nixon announces on television the agreement on the separation of Israeli and Syrian troops. Israel - Kissinger and Meir Meet with members of the Israeli Cabinet after reaching an agreement on the separation of Israeli and Syrian troops. Israel - the leader of an opposition party criticizes the agreement with Syria on the separation of troops. Lebanon - the popular front for the liberation of Palestine rejects the Syrian-Israeli peace agreement. Switzerland - signing of the agreement on the separation of Syrian and Israeli troops, General siilasvuo welcomes the conclusion of the agreement. US - the UN security Council passes a resolution on the creation of a new contingent of UN forces to monitor the separation of Syrian and Israeli troops. Egypt - the Palestinian national Council is discussing the participation of representatives of Palestinian organizations in the Geneva peace conference. Holland - strict security measures in Haarlem during the trial of two Palestinians who hijacked and blew up a plane. Algeria - elections to regional assemblies, voting in the city of Algeria. China - meeting of the British opposition leader Heath with Mao Zedong. Japan - new challenges ahead of Tokyo's new Narita airport. South Vietnam - the destroyed city of Quang Chi, a new point in the tourist route. South Vietnam - the aftermath of the patriot attack in the Tam Hiep area. Bhutan - the Coronation of the world's youngest monarch, 18-year-old Jigme Singye Wangchuck. United States - Race boat in Miami, a disaster.