Tito Acts To Deflect Criticism In Yugoslavia Speech
Belgrade dispatch says Marshal Tito defended Yugoslavia's stance against internal and external critics during a lengthy address. He avoided naming Russia and did not mention the attack, while drawing cheers as he praised the working class and condemned the clergies in a tense political moment.
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Belgrade
Tito
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Viator
Ephin
Century
Andvatter
Marshal Tito
Andea
Clerg
Yugoslavia
Marshap ‘Tito
Russia
Jehanti
Gashin
Jegatey
Cutty Sark Open To Public In Greenwich Return
Queen Elizabeth II opened the Cutty Sark to the public at Greenwich marking its retirement from active service. The vessel, now in dry dock, was celebrated for its historic role in the China tea trade as royal observers toured the ship with the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh.
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Wednesuy -Reuter
Elizabeth Yesterdy
Greenwich
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Pner
Hulls Sark Society
Walter Efised
Queen
Duke of Edinburgh
Queen's
Royal Watermen
Soviet steppes yield vast underground seas for irrigation
Reports from Moscow say vast underground seas lie beneath the arid steppes. About 16 000 wells and reservoirs could be tapped to irrigate pastures, with basins and regiments cited. A Soviet Academy scientist notes radiation treatment advances and denies victim claims. Maritime safety boat alerts mention lighthouses and families relying on water supplies amid radi contamination concerns.
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Moscow
Reuters
Tassne
Arteslan
Regmt
AU Baxtdasarov
Th Soviet Academy of Scienci Ag
Susslev
Atom
West Genan
Jyores
Nineteen injured in crash near Lyons
Nineteen people were injured when a guard fell into a ville during a hospital excursion in the French Alps. The accident occurred yesterday as patients from Bourgon hospital traveled through the area.
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Lyons
Wed
AADS
Reuter
Ville
French Alps
Bourgon
Aps
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