Australian author James Aldridge wins Lenin prize
Australian born novelist James Aldridge receives the Lenin prize in London at a ceremony attended by Soviet Ambassador Nikolai Luntov. A war correspondent in World War I and author of about a dozen novels including The Diplomat, Aldridge is praised for views on Europe and an end to cold war tensions.
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European security talks end first stage with hopeful tone
In Helsinki delegates from 33 European states plus the United States and Canada described the first stage of the European security conference as a great success. The five day meeting, presided by Finland, aimed toward future rounds in Geneva and a broader code of conduct to reduce East West divisions.
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Uganda Peace Corps volunteers detained at Kampala airport
More than 100 Peace Corps volunteers en route from London to Bujumbura were detained at an airport near Kampala by Ugandan authorities amid deteriorating US Uganda relations. The incident followed a diplomatic protest over President Nixon and amid Ugandan General Amin’s leadership.
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Burmese Air Strikes Kill Rebels Near Thai Border
Burmese Air Force bombed a Shan rebel army camp near the Thai border killing more than 3 million people, according to Bangkok press accounts. Operations sought to free two Soviet doctors kidnapped last April. Thai authorities seized weapons and counterfeit currency, arresting ten people including a former Shan rebel major.
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Picture orders for selection of photographs from Mortante Cove
A notice invites orders for copies from a selection of photographs prepared by the photo department of the Mortante Cove office. The offer appears at the Street corner and mentions specific items to be produced upon request.
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$300 000 Collection Arrives in London Exhibition
The National Gallery’s director Mio James Moilisom announces a payment of 300000 for a new lithograph collection arriving from Switzerland. The set, including works by Mantisse, Grewia, Parl mise Lattree and Chavis, spans up to 200 years. Some pieces will tour in 12 months before the full gallery display near Kiel Avenue Bridge after four years of construction.
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