Pope's Geneva trip gesture toward Christian unity
The Pope plans a day-long Geneva visit described as a major ecumenical move. Activities include a speech at the International Labour Organisation, a World Council of Churches headquarters visit, and a large open-air mass in a Geneva park.
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Brezhnev Attacks China at World Communist Summit
At the Moscow summit, Brezhnev assailed Mao Zedong’s China as seeking world war and opposing the Soviet led Communist movement. Ceausescu and others voiced strong criticism of China, while Laurie Aarons and Waldeck Roche condemned anti Soviet and anti Leninish lines. Delegations warned the Prague invasion damage of Czechoslovakia may not be repairable.
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Champion downs 18 pints in an hour
Hull based steel erector retaines his world record by drinking 18 pints in sixty minutes at the Bitten annual championship. Four men started. by halfway only Tutt from Dunstable and Gorton Fozzard of Teel remained, with Fozzard later losing his trousers during the contest.
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Border tensions flare as China blames USSR for border provocations
Reports from New China News Agency claim repeated Soviet incursions into Chinese territory since March, with tanks and armored vehicles entering five miles into Xinjiang and clashes with border guards. Moscow denies provocations, calls the border quiet, while China seeks talks and warns of war risks amid global Cold War tensions.
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Riot at ASPAC talks in Tokyo protests
About 2 000 militant students clashed with riot police in Tokyo Yokohama as protests mounted over the opening of a three day ASPAC meeting. Protesters condemned the alliance and called for Okinawa talks amid Japan United States negotiations with Nixon and Rogers.
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