Washington Window Mideast war shatters NATO unity
The Middle East war has unsettled NATO solidarity and tested the Soviet American détente as Arab oil cuts strain Washington and allies. Kissinger pursues a new Atlantic Charter amid clashes with West Germany and others over Israel support while Moscow eyes a chance to weaken the alliance and drive a U.S. Japan split. Chou En Lai's looming Beijing talks may raise questions about the Shanghai pledge against regional hegemony.
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Yale Reinstates Summer Term Amid Budget Pressures
Yale University approves a voluntary 10 week summer session for 1975 to aid deficits. Courses will cluster around three institutes humanities social sciences and natural sciences with about 700 to 750 students needed to break even. Non Yale students may enroll, while entrance standards stay strict. Jonathan Fanton leads planning and seeks faculty heads. tentative curriculum to be published next spring.
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King Sobhuza II forms royal constitution commission
Sobhuza II the 74 year old Swaziland king has appointed a royal commission to draft a constitution. The body aims to entrench monarch power and his new 400 strong army while balancing tradition with modern constitutional and international law.
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Louis Lunch Landmark Faces Redevelopment Threat
Report from New Haven notes Louis Lunch, a ketchup banned hamburger shop dating to the 1890s, is an official New Haven Historical Society Landmark cited as originator of the first U S hamburger. The 1967 plaque sits amid redevelopment plans for a $12 million medical center financed by 60 doctors, threatening the building.
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Block Island to revert to daylight savings time
Block Island council votes to move clocks forward this weekend in a bid to save fuel. Leaders say they may act alone if Nixon’s energy plan alters timelines, and discuss windmill power as a possible future step.
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