Unions Call for Boycott of South African Apartheid Actions
World trade unions urged governments to sever political, cultural, and diplomatic ties with South Africa and to halt investment and arms supply. Nearly 200 trade union organizations backed a UN aligned resolution at a conference condemning apartheid as a crime against humanity. The call included a boycott of South African goods and cultural and sporting activities, with speakers from leading black unions pressing for global action.
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Pyramid selling head held in West Germany case
FRANKFURT West Germany Sunday AAP Reuters reports American businessman Glen Turner, 38, detained Friday after an international police warrant. He was remanded in custody to await a court decision on extradition. The alert sparked a world wide search as authorities probe Turner's pyramid scheme and related distributors across Europe. Police say Turner may have expanded into other countries while the probe gathers momentum.
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Reuter
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Organisation For Ecnomic “Co-operation
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Snedden
Australia
France
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Ninisire
Franye
Wien
Watergate aide to implicate Haldeman in bribery talk
A Watergate aide expected to tell the Senate committee that H.R. Haldeman was briefed in advance of the break in and bugging at Democratic HQ. John Dean was due to testify Tuesday and likely implicate senior White House aides and Nixon himself in the scandal.
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Reuter
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Washington Post
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John Dean
Senate
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White ‘House
Nixon
French N-tests Move Toward Mururoa Blasts Poses Global Alarm
AP reports six French navy ships sail from Papeete toward Mururoa Atoll for nuclear tests about 750 miles southeast of Tahiti. The planned detonations include a possible 1 to 2 megaton hydro bomb, with a tentative third test if others proceed. Intl bodies and several governments condemn the tests as dangerous to people and environments in the Pacific.
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Associated Press
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Fangataita Atoll
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Raft Voyage Ends Night Pillow Fights Among Crew
Five men and six women voyage across the Atlantic as anthropologist skipper observes nocturnal pillow fights to study human behavior. The crew shared a single cabin aboard the Shaan ratty, using cushions as sedate play while testing theories of aggression and intimacy.
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Caary’ Islands
Atlantic
Skipper
United Press International
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Gennes Saat
Ceoones
Uni
Pacific cable talks amid new US government approval
A US government agency approved construction of a Pacific communications cable network linking Hawaii to Australia and Japan. Word of ongoing talks about additional cables to Australia and Japan is noted as part of the broader regional plan.
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Aap-Reuter
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Pacific Communications
Cable
Heal
Okinawa
Gen
Nustralia
Japan
Protest scene disrupted by police during protest action
Readable fragments describe protesters clashing with police during a protest. Mentions authorities and a disruptive event, with vague references to locations and individuals. The text shows chaotic reporting with uncertain names and places.
Mystery of the Whirlwind woman cited in hiding case
The report describes a rumored romance between two named individuals. Both deny claims that their relationship began after their first meeting in a Bay area setting. The story notes the couple has kept periodical appearances together but refrains from confirming specifics of their romance.
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