Thant Readies Peace Appeal Amid Cyprus Crisis
U N Secretary General Thant prepared a peace appeal to Greece and Turkey to back a face-saving Cyprus agreement. The plan seeks troop withdrawals and compensation for Turkish Cypriots, while Turks threaten invasion of the island. Key envoys Roiz-Bennett Brosio Vance work to avert war.
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N.Y
U.N
U Thant
Greece
Turey
Cyprus
Thant
Turkey
Athens
Ankara
Makarios
Jose Roiz-Bennett
New York
Geneva Arms Talks End in Stalemate Amid 1968 Outlook
The Geneva disarmament conference failed to reach a treaty by today prompting possible 1968 U N General Assembly action. President Manescu said the 17 nation group must decide by Dec 1 to allow assembly consideration. If stalled next year the draft could go to the 122 nation U N Disarmament Commission for review.
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Assembly
Corneliu Manescu
Geneva
Commission
U.N
Geneva Group
Special Assembly
United Nations
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Regular Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
Supreme Court Extends Free Counsel in Misdemeanor Cases
Minnesota Supreme Court rules three misdemeanor cases require state paid lawyers for defendants facing jail term who cannot afford an attorney. The decision expands the right to counsel beyond felonies, with lower courts to assess indigence and appoint lawyers if needed.
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Gerry Nelson
ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Minnesota
Oscar R. Knutson
Knutson
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Lower Court
Lower Courts
Court Deliberates Disease Defense In Chronic Alcoholism
Minnesota Supreme Court weighs whether chronic alcoholism is a disease and not a crime in the Willard case. Clarence Willard of Willmar, arrested roughly 60 times for drunkenness, seeks to bar punishment by arguing alcoholism is uncontrollable. The court questions the need for expert testimony to establish addiction as a defense.
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Willard
Ronald RB. Frauenshuh
Paynesville
Supreme Court
Frauenshuh
U.S. Supreme Court
Clayton G. Narveson
Minneapolis
Minnesota Council On Alcohol Problems
Willmar
Ronald Anderson
Narveson
St. Paul
Nixon-Eisenhowers plan marriage after college
Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower 19 plan to wed after graduating in 1970. They grew up as family friends and dated at Smith College and Amherst College. He majors in history and considers law school. she will seek work after graduation. He gave her his great grandmother's diamond ring.
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Northampton
Mass
Julie Nixon
David Eisenhower
David
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Julie
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Smith College
Baldwin House
Amherst
Amherst College
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