Soviet space craft experts to aid joint US mission
Soviet Union to send 24 space crafts and experts to Houston next month to work out technical details for the 1975 joint earth orbit mission with American astronauts. NASA Deputy Administrator George Low said a technical conference begins July 5 at the Manned Space Craft Centre.
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Repression in Burundi Continues Amid Civil Strife
Diplomatic cables in Washington report ongoing repression in Burundi. Government forces led by Colonel Michel Micortere clash with minority Tutsi and Hutu factions since independence in 1962. Reports describe killings, forced labor, and graves being dug as leadership figures are executed or displaced.
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Incomplete Messages Fed to New York Times on Kennedy Panel
The text describes messages from recent days provided to the New York Times via Senator Kennedy's subcommittee on refugees. It accuses the State Department of suppressing reports of clandestine killings and falsely asserting things were under control in an area.
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Turkish box office attendant causes disturbance at theater
In Winnipeg a 21 year old Turkish native Aubes de Kamil, working as a box office attendant, asked a man what hold up means after he handed her a note demanding money. He fled but was caught by bystanders.
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Chinese Inspired Envy Seen Across Southeast Asia
A Canada based Mina iy Reghes Group report surveys hostility toward Chinese communities in Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia. It links envy to economic influence in trade and banking and notes calls for nationality law changes fueling discrimination and violence against Chinese residents.
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Pakistan leader vows not to sign death warrant before talks
President Bhutto pledged he would not sign Pakistan's death warrant as he prepared for a summit with Indian Prime Minister Gandhi. He urged Pakistanis to guard integrity and seek peace after years of hostility, while Britain’s Foreign Secretary Douglas-Home urged further talks.
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Extra relief funds to create few jobs say Treasury sources
The proposed S15 million increase in unemployment relief funds would only marginally add jobs. Premier statements indicate the boost is modest and absorbed into existing programs with rural relief schemes remaining a major factor in keeping unemployment down.
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Abuse of power by unions sparks debate in Sydney
A Sydney gathering heard critics claim unions misuse power to pressure employers and influence policy. Speakers cited coercive tactics and industrial leverage as risks to fair labor practices during discussions about union influence and international labor concerns.
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Medical evidence presented in Parnell trial
Proceedings at the ruins dey oral oat Mecone Parnell and apprentice milcher before Mr Justice Garner and a Supreme Court jury on Salute day centered on medical evidence and SIP results in the theatre of the shiry Mp Sucher Parnell of Cherry Street Causeway charged with ingewnor abut Deyerber Pe 687 felonies under the father Sr Alum Pes al Parnell facing life, plea entered. The medical evidence was valued on behalf of the defence. The be. Simie foils ng will con-
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Majority backs U S base in Australia poll says Roy Morgan
Australian public opinion shows strong support for allowing a U S naval base near Perth with about two thirds in favor among men and women surveyed. Western Australia and national figures vary, undecided votes rise to roughly one quarter, while a small minority oppose. The survey probes alignment with allies versus independence.
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