Jail for Irving and his wife
New York on Friday, Ciff ord Irving, 41, was sentenced to 24 years in prison and fined about 48040 for plotting to defraud publishers by selling a bogus autobiography of recluse Howard Hughes. His 36-year-old wife received two years with most suspended and a 10000 fine on the same conspiracy. They pleaded guilty amid emotional pleas for leniency. The judge ordered Mrs Irving to begin two months in jail next Monday and Mr Irving jailed on August 28 to keep a parent with the children, ages 4 and 2.
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Environmental Conference yields blueprint for survival at Stockholm
Despatch from Stockholm reports 110 nations at the first United Nations human environment conference. A three part plan for action, new UN machinery to coordinate ecological measures, and a principles declaration were adopted. Developing nations pressed their demands while the Soviet absence was noted. An earth watch system with 110 monitors, a small environment secretariat, and a voluntary fund of about 84 million dollars were proposed. States must prevent cross border environmental damage and cooperate to expand international pollution liability law.
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Italy Moves Toward Center Coalition Amid Crisis
The Italian Republican Party backed a centre coalition tonight by a 39 to 4 vote with 11 abstentions, enabling Prime Minister designate Andreotti to form a three party government with Christian Democrats, Social Democrats, and Liberals. Officials say Andreotti will consult the four parties tomorrow on a governing program. The shift ends a five month political crisis and marks a rightward swing with Socialists out.
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Talks at Simla likely for Indo Pakistan summit
India’s foreign minister Swaran Singh said the Indo Pakistan summit meeting planned for later this month would probably be held in Simla. The talks between Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and President Bhutto start on June 24. Simla was chosen to avoid indueeer in the capital, New Delhi.
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Second Woman in Duke's Life Revealed in Telegraph Serial
The Duke of Windsor, who died last month, had a 17 year relationship with Ma Dud aie Ward, wife of Liberal MP Dud Ward, from 1917 to 1934 before meeting Wallis Simpson. The claim appears in serialized extracts in Britain's Sunday Telegraph.
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Bomb causes Swiss Air crash near Würingen
A Swiss official inquiry reports a bomb set to explode at a certain height caused the Convair 880 to crash near Würingen in northern Switzerland on February 21 1970. All 47 aboard died. In San Diego two light aircraft collided yesterday killing five people aboard.
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Allende reshuffles Cabinet in bid to spur compromise
In Santiago Sunday, President Allende launched a major cabinet reshuffle dropping the controversial Marxist economy minister Pedro Vuskovic. Retired General Roberto Vistux is sentenced to 20 years plus exile for complicity in the 1970 assassination of Army Commander Rene Schneider. Jaime Melgoza receives life imprisonment for firing the shots.
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West German arrest follows teacher tip in Meinhof case
In Hanover police arrested Ulrike Meinhof’s male companion Gerhard Mucker and flat owner Fritz Rodewald after a teacher’s tip led to a Friday car seizure. A 10,000 mark reward was offered by West Berlin officials amid the Meinhof escape investigation.
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US envoy denies Soviet embassy officer asylum claim
The United States Ambassador to Indonesia Fo Gin braith rejected claims a missing Soviet embassy official was granted asylum at the US embassy or flown out of the country by American aircraft. In New York a Manhattan federal court fined three individuals and two corporations on Friday a total of 70,000 for trading with Rhodesia in violation of UN sanctions.
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Doctors to operate on Governor Wallace in silver spring
Operation in Silver Spring Maryland scheduled for Sunday to remove a bullet lodged near Governor Wallace’s spine after a May 15 shooting. Doctors say paralysis is not expected to improve.
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California high court upholds Sirhan Sirhan murder conviction
The California Supreme Court on Friday upheld the first degree murder conviction of Sirhan Bishara Sirhan in the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. The court modified his death sentence to life imprisonment.
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Soviet moves curb vodka sales expand soft drinks drive
Reports from Moscow indicate the Soviet Government ordered a sharp reduction in vodka sales and expanded soft drink output as part of a broader campaign against heavy drinking.
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Israeli surgeons use laser rays in operations
Tel Aviv hospital authorities announced that Israeli surgeons became the first in the world to use laser rays instead of scalpels in operations. So far, three operations had been performed by laser rays.
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Air disasters in South Vietnam and New Delhi crash
US Army Chinook helicopters lifted bodies from the Cathay Pacific crash site near Pleiku, while 16 bodies were flown to Saigon on Friday. The Convair 880 crashed over Central Highlands en route to Hong Kong, with 71 passengers and 10 crew. Causes remain undetermined amid recovery of the flight recorder. In New Delhi, a Japanese woman died, leaving four survivors. Civil aviation tightened security measures.
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