U N General Assembly opens with China standoff in focus
The United Nations General Assembly begins its 26th session with a record 109 agenda items. The China question looms large as the U S shifts to a non two thirds rule to seat mainland China while preserving Chiang Kai Shek. Thant's future and a Myanmar Israel Arab stalemate also feature as Indonesia’s Adam Malik is slated to become GA president with Rogers expected to attend sessions for days to meet foreign ministers.
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France
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Indonesia
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Colleges adapt curriculums to student demands for relevance
Washington reports that UPI notes environmental studies expand rapidly as universities broaden ethnic programs, add new colleges, and widen graduation options. Institutions shorten medical programs, inaugurate marine studies, criminal justice tracks, and allow flexible BA or BS majors to meet societal needs.
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Two Supreme Court Justices Hospitalized at Bethesda
UPI reports Justice Hugo L. Black age 85 and Justice John M. Harlan age 72 were treated Thursday at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Black entered Aug 28 for maintenance of blood sugar balance during treatment of an inflammatory condition of the blood vessels, while Harlan was said to be undergoing treatment for a back ailment with no disclosed entry date.
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Look magazine to fold after Oct. 19 issue
Look magazine will cease publication after its October 19 issue due to mounting operating losses. Gardner Cowles cites rising postal rates as a major factor while noting government rate increases. Look, launched 1937, had grown to millions in circulation before financial pressures.
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