Soviet Says China Fails To Collaborate
MOSCOW says China has refused to collaborate with North Vietnam and has isolated itself from international communism. Pravda editorial accuses Beijing of departing from the communist platform and weakening a united front, while reversing charges of US agents.
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U N Security Council debates Rhodesia sanctions urged by Kenyatta
United Nations Security Council members convened in New York to discuss possible economic sanctions against Rhodesia after its white minority government declared independence. Kenya's President Kenyatta urged an urgent Panel meeting to consider action under Chapter 7 of the UN charter, potentially including military measures if international peace is at risk.
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De Gaulle Faces TV Interview On Election Runoff
Paris broadcast times center on Charles de Gaulle as he agrees to a first ever question and answer television interview with Michel Droit to clarify his domestic and foreign policy ahead of Sunday's runoff with Francois Mitterrand. The format signals his effort to soften his aloof campaign image.
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Bechuanaland Chooses To Become Botswana Republic
Bechuanaland will gain independence next September and become a republic in the British Commonwealth. Prime Minister Seretse Khama outlined a new constitution as Bechuanaland changes its name to Botswana. The territory has about 3,000 whites and nearly 300,000 non whites.
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Death of Infant In Hospital Is Probed
Boston Children’s Hospital Medical Center relieved an unidentified employee who accidentally injected a fatal ether dose into 14 month old Deborah Ann Saia. She died Saturday in the hospital’s hyperbaric chamber after three days of life-saving efforts. Medical examiner Dr. Michael A. Luengo ordered an investigation into the incident.
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Mitterrand and De Gaulle Face Runoff After Dec. 5 Vote
After a Dec 5 runoff, De Gaulle failed to secure a majority in an election with four rivals. De Gaulle drew 44 percent to Mitterrand’s 32, with Communist and Socialist votes boosting the left. De Gaulle avoids campaigns while Mitterrand tours the country by helicopter, rallying supporters.
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Chile Cites Drive to Curb Births and Abortions
Chile launches an official program to limit births and reduce illegal abortions. The National Health Service will lead an education campaign. Married or single women may choose methods by economy and beliefs, including contraceptive pills and intrauterine devices. Population grows 2.8 percent yearly, with 100000 illegal abortions and 280000 births annually.
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Peace Corps trainees go missing on four day Manzano hike
In New Mexico the search for nine Peace Corps trainees extended into a second day after they failed to reach Manzano on a 30 mile trek from Belen. About 40 volunteers joined the effort while other groups completed parts of the hike. The nine are Roger Mitchell? (names listed) and colleagues from UNM training in Albuquerque.
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Judye Johnson
Pleasantville
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Paul
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Bus Driver Dies and 10 Injured in Vermont Bus Crash
In Pittstown New York a Greyhound bus from Burlington Vermont to Albany crashed on Route 7 after skidding on wet pavement, hitting a tree. Alan Mills 47 of Winooski Vermont died. Two seriously injured and eight with minor injuries among about 15 passengers.
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New Bedford Newspapers Sold to Ottaway Group
New Bedford Mass Ottaway Newspapers Radio Inc Campbell Hall N Y signs to buy The New Bedford Standard Times and The Cape Cod Standard Times. Also agreed to sell radio stations WNBH AM FM in New Bedford and WOCEB AM FM in West Yar mouth to Ottaway Stations Inc. Deal subject to stockholder approval and FCC clearance. Purchase includes Massachusetts Air Industries.
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Mansfield Group Sees Tokyo Leaders
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield and four other senators visit Japan on a four day fact finding tour. They aim to meet Prime Minister Eisaku Sato and Foreign Minister Etsusaburo Hima to discuss international issues and the Vietnam War while diverting to Yokota Air Force Base due to high winds.
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Tom Neal jailed for involuntary manslaughter in wife’s death
Indio California AP former actor Tom Neal received one to 15 years for the April 1 death of his wife Gail Neal 29 in their Palm Springs home. The judge ordered the California Adult Authority to set the final term after a brief sentencing. Neal had claimed the shooting was accidental during a struggle over a gun. The weapon was never recovered.
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Soviet pledge backs UN space weapons ban and Geneva talks
Weekend brief notes the Soviet Union informing the United States it will abide by a UN resolution against orbiting nuclear weapons in space. The State Department said a 17 nation disarmament conference will reopen in Geneva on January 27. The message followed Moscow's display of an orbital missile. London report warns Soviet merchant ships increasingly serve naval roles, with fishing boats frequenting trade routes and naval activity as Britain highlights the Navy drawing on mercantile assets.
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Churchill View on Hitler Found in Suppressed Chapter
A proof copy of Churchill's Step by Step reveals a prewar belief that a peaceful Hitler could be welcomed and aided. Samuel Hurwitz cites the passage as showing Churchill doubted the later stance in The Second World War. The finding arose from papers presented to Columbia University. The Soviet Tass confirms Feokistov and Yegorov fell ill in orbit and returned early from their October flight, reporting weightlessness effects and seasickness-like symptoms.
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Shah vows friendly policy toward Soviet Union
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi said Iran will pursue friendly cooperation with the USSR and stressed Iran is not dependent on the United States. He praised American humanitarian policy and claimed Soviet ties would make Iran a better, more useful U S ally.
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Death by own action, Apel dies over trade pact
Bonn reports East German Deputy Premier Erich Apel killed himself rather than sign Moscow drafted Soviet East German trade agreement. In Washington Rep Henry Reuss vows to push anti inflation bill tying price and wage guidelines to the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers with hearings for labor and industry.
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Cushing Calls Grassroots Unity At Festival Of Faith
Archbishop Richard Cardinal Cushing urged Christians to move ecumenism from scholars to the grassroots at The Festival of Faith at Center Church on the Green. He pressed for a united Christian front built on love and charity, saying We are the children of the Covenant and We are the Church whatever the Church may be.
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Congress Defends Travel Trips by Congressmen
Senator Philip A Hart defends foreign travel by lawmakers, saying critics miss the point. He argues members do homework on history and U S relations before trips and that noted scenery is incidental to the purpose.
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Dallas Plans JFK Memorial
Dallas will raise a Kennedy memorial featuring two squared-off concrete horseshoes forming a 30 by 30 foot tube. The open-top sculpture will rest 30 feet above ground on eight legs in a park near the assassination site. Designed by New York architect Philip Johnson.
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