Manila urges ICJ ruling on Sabah dispute with Malaysia
Manila asks Malaysia to submit Sabah claim to The Hague International Court of Justice. Philippines delegate leader Gautier Bisnar asserts Sabah’s fate should be decided by legal process, while Malaysia favors regional unity and studying other ideas. Sabah, rich in rubber and timber, joined Malaysia in 1963.
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US firm to build engines for large 250 seat jetliners
American Airlines selects General Electric Company CF-6 engines over rival RB211 for McDonnell Douglas DC-10 aircraft. Initial order covers two engines per aircraft for two 250 seat jets, with total value around $2 million.
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UK May Seek Ban on Germ Warfare
Britain weighs a new international treaty banning chemical and biological weapons, to be pushed at the Geneva Disarmament Conference after it reconvenes. Officials note Porton Down’s germ warfare work sparks controversy as a television expose reports heavy animal deaths. Police clash with about 180 demonstrators outside the Defence Ministry demanding an end to germ warfare research.
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Nixon's Presidential Chances Improve Across GOP
Washington reports Nixon gains momentum as Rockefeller lags in support among 26 Republican state chiefs. Romney and Kodes gesture no immediate enforcement. Humphrey resumes Democratic campaigning. Me Canty works to secure Kennedy delegate support in western states. Bond Shafer backs Rockefeller amid divided party leadership.
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Rockefeller warns on Berlin freedom and non prolif treaty
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller said the United States must keep free access to West Berlin as a vital American concern. He warned that East German access restrictions, if backed by Russia, could threaten NPT ratification and raise tensions.
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Campaign on Poverty Fizzles in Washington Protest
The Poor People's Campaign falters as a planned Washington march from the Washington Monument to the Lincoln Memorial nears, with estimates of turnout well below the hoped 250,000. Organizers face limited responses after meetings with officials and extended camping permits, while efforts to gain broader support stagnate.
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Maoist purge in Shanghai pits rebels against party leaders
Radio Shanghai reports a violent clash as Maoist reformers move to purge the Communist Party in Shanghai while opponents employ counterrevolutionary tactics. Wen Wei Pao notes factions splitting amid distractions from revolutionary struggle as weather and logistics blunt campaign vigor.
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Space Week Isolation for Astronauts Begins in Houston
Three astronauts began a week long stay inside a test model of the Apollo command and service module. They operate in a large thermal vacuum chamber at the Houston Manned Spacecraft Centre to simulate space conditions and orbital activity.
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