U.N. Recesses After Turbulent General Assembly Session
The U.N. General Assembly adjourned for about three months after a session overshadowed by the Middle East and Vietnam crises. It failed to conclude a treaty banning nuclear arms due to discord in Geneva but approved a pact for rescue and safe return of astronauts.
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Plans Probe of Diet Pill Setup
Senate antitrust subcommittee led by Chairman Hart will hold hearings into the diet-pill industry and doctors treating obesity. Investigators found weight-reduction pill suppliers recruit doctors with promises of high incomes and trips, prompting doctors to favor specific products and limiting patient care. The panel will also examine FDA delays and hopes to start hearings early next year.
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Rattlesnake Habitat Noted Across Southwestern U.S.
A reader notes most rattlesnakes inhabit the southwestern United States while an odd line about Want Ads appears, mentioning a phone number 369-1234 and urging calls for needs and sells.
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Berlin Group Confronts Greek Junta Demonstration
In Berlin, protesters against Greece's military regime attacked the Greek mission and caused 20 window breakage at Amerika Haus the U.S. cultural center. Mayor Klaus Scheutz arrived to speak at a Free University rally amid scuffles and chants including Ho Chi Minh.
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Democrats Spent 6000 On TV Ads For Interview
Democrats paid nearly six thousand dollars for three newspaper ads promoting the televised Conversation with the President. The Democratic Citizens Committee of New York spent 3480 on a half page ad in the New York Times. Unsigned ads ran in the Washington Post and Los Angeles Times costing 1705.50 and 877.50 respectively.
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French Tanker Captain Claims British Frigate Firing
Beira Mozambique AP report says the French tanker Artois, commanded by Daniel Remaud, was fired on by the British frigate Minerva four times across its bow while seeking to enforce a UN ban on Rhodesia oil. The captain said no hits, and the ship entered Beira harbor after signaling to board for inspection.
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