Kissinger seeks Cyprus settlement in talks with Turkish Greek ministers
In Brussels Kissinger met Turkish and Greek foreign ministers and pledged U S effort for an early Cyprus settlement on the basis of conciliation. He noted ongoing talks with Miles Esenbel and Dimitrios Bitsios and planned further sessions while Congress cuts to Turkish aid loom over efforts.
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Three of six Lange sextuplets show progress in ICU
In San Jose, three of the Lange sextuplets, Jolene Brian and Jason, improved today though their condition remains guarded in Valley Medical Center's ICU after premature birth. Kelly and Corey died from respiratory failure. the first baby died Sunday. The mother, Charlotte Lange, age 26, conceived with fertility drugs.
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Justice Dept. refiles suit against NBC CBS and ABC
The Justice Department revived an antitrust case against NBC CBS and ABC claiming they monopolize prime time TV from 6 to 11 pm by airing only owned or controlled programs. It notes 1967 86 percent and 1967 68 percent production shares, seeks injunctions, while networks call the charges irrelevant and without merit.
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Black students injured in Boston bus stoning
Three black students aged 11 to 13 were injured when a school bus was stoned in Roslindale Square. Windows were broken and they received treatment for minor injuries at Boston City Hospital. A cafeteria scuffle at South Boston High led to suspensions of one white student and two black students.
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New Hampshire Senate Seat Battle Over Durkin Certification
The New Hampshire secretary of the Senate will keep John Durkin’s senator-elect certification despite Gov. Thomson and the Executive Council revoking it. The council backed a new election pushed by Rep. Louis Wyman and asked the state Supreme Court for authority to call a new vote if write-in ballots aren’t counted. Write-ins burned on paper rolls could trigger a fresh election as Durkin trails in partial recounts. Durkin, pleased by the council’s move, expects action in January when the new Senate convenes.
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Bennington Banner publisher and distribution note
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Solzhenitsyn begs forgiveness for Nobel ceremony delay
Alexander Solzhenitsyn, late to the Nobel Prize ceremony, ascended Stockholm City Hall in a white sweater and tails to receive the 1970 Nobel Prize for literature amid boycotts by seven Communist nations. In Oslo, Eisaku Sato, co winner of the Peace Prize, faced rock throwing as he collected his award. Solzhenitsyn thanked the academy for forgiveness and apologized for causing trouble during the event.
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Reddy Becomes U S Citizen Then Performs For Inmates
Australian born singer Helen Reddy became a U.S. citizen on Tuesday saying she would live here for life. She noted she is married to an American and has American children. After the ceremony she visited Sybil Brand Institute and gave a free concert for inmates.
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Argentina and Poland plan deep sea fishing joint venture
Buenos Aires reports a government announcement that Argentina and Poland will form a joint operation to catch and process 750,000 tons of fish in factories planned near Puerto Deseado in southern Argentina. The project aims for rapid factory deployment and export potential.
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Prisoners list reform demands at Walpole Prison
Walpole Mass. eight inmates holding three hostages presented 18 reform demands to authorities as they played cards and drank coffee at daybreak. Rep. William Owens said guards and a prison medic were in good condition after a 90 minute meeting during which Owens learned of the hostages' status and the prisoners explained their dehumanization grievance and calls for meetings with state leaders and amnesty.
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