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Waiting until President Nixon's departure, Israeli jets last week swarmed over southern Lebanon to avenge an earlier terrorist attack on a border kibbutz in which three women died. In three days of air raids on Palestinian refugee camps and fedayeen bases, 30 people were reported killed and 122 wounded. On their way to Lebanon, ironically, the planes could be heard from Golan Heights positions that Israeli ground forces were abandoning under the terms of Henry Kissinger's ceasefire. TIME Correspondent Marlin Levin watched the withdrawal and sent this report...
Nixon's trip involved risks, of course, not the least of which was the danger of an assassin's bullet. On the President's first day in Egypt, Palestinian terrorists on a suicide mission raided an Israeli farming settlement and killed three women (see THE WORLD). Said a terrorist spokesman: "This is how every Arab should receive Nixon, the chief imperialist in the world." There were fears that there might be further terrorist "spectaculars" this week during the Israeli and Jordanian portions of the tour, and everywhere Nixon went security precautions were extraordinary...
...Recently my son asked me if I had heard about the terrorist who had slipped across the border. Suddenly I had to think of which border he was referring to: the Israeli border, the Northern Ireland border or the California border. The violence has gotten too confusing...
...time has long passed when the world can continue its apathy toward the terrorist actions of Arab groups against civilians [May 27]. The uproar after the Olympics quickly waned, along with that after the incidents of Lod Airport and Qiryat Shemona. The guerrillas have gone past killing civilian adults. Now they must show their extreme "bravery" by slaying innocent children. If the murderers of children are to be made heroes by a country, then we must treat that country like the plague, and shun...
...prevented only if Ulster's Protestants band together in political and military opposition to union. A soft-spoken lawyer whose voice seldom rises above a whisper, Craig last week talked with TIME Correspondent William McWhirter in his suburban Belfast home, which is still scarred by a recent terrorist bomb attack. The views of King Billy...