Abba Eban loses his cool in Knesset showdown
In Jerusalem Abba Eban faces a heated Knesset debate over his TV remark I dont really care if more Nazi war criminals are brought to trial Critics accuse him of mistranslation and call for his resignation amid factional outrage and a rare parliamentary uproar with Prime Minister Golda Meir defending him
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Nixon backer switches to Muskie for 1972 nomination
William T. King, 38, Southern California Nixon supporter and Republican fund-raiser, announced he will back Senator Edmund Muskie for the 1972 Democratic presidential nomination. King said he is enrolling as a Democrat and cited President Nixon's lack of character as the reason for his switch.
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China's debut in council postponed to at least next week
United Nations officials announced that communist China's first Security Council meeting will be delayed again with no reason given. The delegation had been expected to join debates on South West Africa, but the council would not convene before Monday. The report also notes political maneuvering surrounding Muskie and Kennedy in U S politics.
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Vietnam to Send 13000 Troops Into Cambodia
South Vietnam agreed to deploy about 13 000 troops into Cambodia to relieve pressure on Phnom Penh while 8000 Cambodian troops mobilize to defend the capital. Some forces would stay outside Phnom Penh to reduce friction between the two nations. Brig. Gen. Sak Sutsakhan traveled to Saigon for talks as rumors of a full division deployment circulated and operations along Highway 7 near Luong and the Chup rubber plantation were discussed. Hanoi accused Saigon of planning new military adventures to save Phnom Penh.
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Airlines agree to cut transatlantic fares for next year
Chief executives from 24 airlines finalize a three tier price plan to curb a fare war. New York to London winter excursion fare drops to 200 and Paris to 210 while Frankfurt reaches 220. Peak season rises apply, youth fares match excursion rates with no time limit.
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One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich at College Cinema
Tom Courtenay delivers a stark, dramatic performance in the film version of Solzhenitsyn novel. The strong depiction of human resilience plays like Invictus in tone. The movie continues at the College Cinema rated G. Harte features Catlow with Brynner and Crenna, rated GP, plus Battle of Britain screenings with schedules across Harte and Williamstown venues.
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