Ivory Coast to Expel Russians as France Reasserts Ties
Abidjan news notes the expulsion of nine Soviet diplomats after Ivory Coast leader Felix Houphouet-Boigny gave Moscow 48 hours to leave. The move signals Western influence amid neocolonial criticism. Ivory Coast thrives on French investment and trade, ranking among Africa’s top coffee and cocoa producers.
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Key witness against Hoffa indicted in monopoly case
Edward Grady Partin, key government witness in the Hoffa trial, is indicted by a federal grand jury on conspiring with three firms and with Ted F. Dunham Jr. for extortion. The charges allege coercion through strikes and property damage at construction sites under Sherman Antitrust and Hobbs Act labor racketeering provisions. Partin, former business manager of Teamsters Locals in Baton Rouge, had been released from prison in 1962.
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News Quiz Recaps World Events For Readers
Associated Press quiz tests memory of major events from Nixon Vietnam policies to church council appeals. Questions cover US troop decisions, Paris talks, labor leaders, defense cuts, education funding, Pope Paul VI appeals, Hollywood funerals, corporate ambassadorships, and more with multiple choice answers.
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Senate votes on doubling food stamp program plans
The Senate will vote next week on a proposal to more than double the food stamp program, with the Agriculture Committee ready to advance a comprehensive reform measure. The panel approved a resolution increasing spending from 340 million to 750 million for the year starting July 1, as leaders expect quick Senate passage and prompt House action. The move follows hearings tied to broader farm aid reforms, while McGovern endorses the higher figure and Ellender pushes prompt action on the reform bill. Holland plans to delay final farm money action until food stamp authorization is raised. Sometime later in 069 West Irian residents will decide if it remains part of Indonesia or seeks independence.
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Nixon names first woman ambassador to Barbados
President Nixon announced the selection of Miss Eileen Roberta Donovan of Scituate Massachusetts as the United States envoy to Barbados. A career diplomat age 54, she has directed the State Department Office of Caribbean Affairs for four years and won the Federal Women's Award last March. Donovan will replace Frederic R Mann who resigned. Her foreign service began in 1948 in Tokyo with the political advisers office.
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