Hurricane Madeleine Aims For Pacific Coast Near Acapulco
Hurricane Madeleine shifts course and bears toward the Pacific coast about 241 kilometers northwest of Acapulco with winds over 1 kmh. Reports note heavy rains in Acapulco while other disasters disrupt Peru and Colombia, including deadly tremors and flooding.
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Rhodesia Geneva conference forecast amid talks in London
Britain likely to announce a Geneva conference in two weeks to set up an interim multiracial government in Rhodesia. Foreign Secretary Croshanal to decide after return from Washington. anticipated attendance includes Rhodesia’s Prime Minister and regional leaders.
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Thailand Set to Return to Civilian Rule Soon
Reports from Bangkok say Thailand’s 24man Administration Reform Committee plans to restore civilian government within months. Acting Foreign Minister Anant Panyarichun briefed diplomats on steady foreign policy and calm conditions as pro American advisory group linked to Thanat Khoman outlines foreign ties. Thammasat University clashes persist with troops continuing to push out students amid a deadly crackdown leaving at least 41 dead and hundreds wounded.
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General strike hits France amid rail and press curbs
In Paris a general strike led by the Communist dominated COT union and two left groups paralyzed rail service and disrupted newspaper publishing. Protests targeted government measures reducing relief aid and tightening press and fuel supplies, as reports from Reuters noted.
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Stockholm study warns of growing nuclear threat and disarmament calls
A Swedish led analysis by SPPRI notes 15 tonnes of N blast and related weapons research cited by STOCKHOLM International Peace Research Institute. It argues dangers rise with defense spending and arsenals while urging faster disarmament and global treaties to curb nuclear capabilities amid political pressure. Dr Frank Brown of SIPRI leads the group, with backing from Swedish officials and international partners.
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Wilson to head finance review in Britain
Prime Minister Harold Wilson was named to head a finance review committee to examine the role and functioning of financial institutions at home and abroad. The inquiry will cover the Bank of England, other banks, finance houses, pension funds and the stock exchange following a wave of company scandals.
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