Pressure Mounts For Strong Steps Against Rhodesia
London and New York reports say Foreign Secretary George Brown travels to seek sterner United Nations sanctions on Rhodesia while Britain weighs a limited oil embargo. Commonwealth delegates push for enforcement, and Rhodesia denounces a peace pact as surrender. The pound weakens as market jitters rise.
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George Brown
New York
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Rhodesia
Brown
Harold Wilson
Britain
Commonwealth Sanctions Committee
Commonwealth
Herbert Bowden
U.N
Wilson
Smith
Bank of England
New Crosswalk Planned On Federal Street
Bluefield plans a new crosswalk across Federal Street near the Bluefield Sanitarium Clinic as part of a pedestrian safety push. The board approved the installation based on Police Chief Roy Humphreys recommendation, with City Manager Shale Kerby to proceed.
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Federal Street
Bluefield
Federal
Bluefield Sanitarium Clinic
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Federal - Scott
Roy Humphreys
Bluefield Board of Directors
Shale Kerby
Virginia Pen Defended Over Maximum Security Section
Virginia state officials defended the operation of the maximum security C Building at the State Penitentiary after an appeals court criticized its guards. Corrections Director W. K. Cunningham Jr. rejected claims of unsupervised liberty for inmates, praising staff integrity and urging courts to visit to see conditions firsthand.
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State Penitentiary
4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
C Building
Robert J. Landman Sr
Segrega
W. K. Cunningham Jr
Division of Corrections
Federal Court of Appeals
Brown
Department of Welfare and Institutions
Gregory
Cunningham
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Jonathan Logan
Sue Brett
Kelly Arden
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