U S ready to open talks on recognizing East Germany
United Nations reports a first official contact between U S and East German officials at the U N. A U S spokesman said Washington is prepared to meet East German envoys to discuss establishing diplomatic relations but no date was set. Grunert and Bush discussed possible talks and travel relaxations.
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Mansfield doubts quick action to cut off war funds
In Washington, Senate Leader Mansfield warned it is unlikely the Senate will quickly approve measures to end U S participation in Vietnam. After a heated Democratic caucus endorsed a resolution to end further war spending, House Democrats moved similarly. Public pressure rose as antiwar protests resumed near the Capitol and clergy planned weekend demonstrations around Nixon's January 20 inauguration.
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Common Cause pushes open sessions for Congress reform
Washington reports that Common Cause claims 229 House members pledge to end secrecy in committee meetings and 142 Democrats 87 Republicans favor open sessions. The group released names of 179 Democrats and 127 Republicans who responded to reform questions. New England supporters include Conn. delegates Cotter Glai mo Grasso Kyros Mass Drinan Moakley Burke Studds Rhode Island Tiernan.
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U S pushes world accord to curb hijackings
The United States seeks an international accord to sanction countries that fail to extradite or prosecute airplane hijackers. About 1$ nations support the proposal as ICAO talks begin in Montreal with 60 nations expected. Armed guards and enhanced inspections start at U S airports by February 5 with searches at boarding gates.
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San Francisco Quake Prediction Fails To Hit
San Francisco dodges the forecast quake as the Berkeley seismograph station reports no movement on the San Andreas Fault at the predicted hour. Quake predictor Reuben Greenspan, a 67 year old recluse, withdraws his forecast after last week admitting fault. Mayor Alioto hosts newsmen and scolds Greenspan while some residents still plan to stay out.
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Swinging Stewardesses and the Pussycats at Cinemat
Film listings note two X rated features The Swinging Stewardesses and The Pussycats as box office successes. Also highlighted are Fat City with Stacy Keach and Jeff Bridges J W Coop directed by Cliff Robertson, a Tarzan matinee, and Play It As It Says starring Tuesday Weld. Times for Cinema I and II matinees 7 and 9 p.m. call 442 8179 Williamstown.
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