U Thant Exudes Confidence Amid Global Criticism
U Thant shrugs off criticism as he begins an eighth year as U.N. secretary-general. The Burmese diplomat believes a majority of nations support him, citing praise from the General Assembly and strong ties with the four major powers. He plans to push for peace in Vietnam and the Middle East and to restore East-West detente after Czechoslovakia.
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U S Plans Film Pullout From Britain
London AP report notes rising English fears of waning American backing as executives cite Hollywood pressures runaway production costs and market saturation. Michael Caine predicts Americans will pull back next year, with British talent seeking to preserve a domestic industry amid rising costs and shifting tastes.
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