Arizona Delegates Pick Lindsay In Tight Democratic Vote
Michael Putzel reports in a chaotic Arizona primary where New York Mayor John Lindsay captured a strong second behind Muskie amid broad support in Tucson and Tempe. Delegates were split among Lindsay McGovern Muskie and uncommitted, with minority groups and Phoenix backing Lindsay.
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Calls Ambassador Home as Ulster Unrest Deepens Across Londonderry
Irish government announces recall of ambassador and demands immediate British troop withdrawal after attacks in Londonderry Bogside. Lynch pushes for international inquiry, talks in New York with UN, and a firm diplomatic break if Britain fails to act.
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Nations rally to back Bangladesh after Pakistan exit
NAWALPINDI AP Pakistan's quitting the British commonwealth spurred nations to back Bangladesh. Bhutto’s move to sever or maintain ties with Britain and other former colonizers triggered debates on maintaining diplomatic links. Bhutto flew to Peking to meet Chinese leaders amid the reshaping of regional alliances and economic considerations.
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Connally Signals Second U.S. Debt Ceiling Increase
Washington Treasury Secretary Connally told the House Ways and Means Committee that the national debt ceiling will need to be raised again about a year from now as deficits loom. He attributed some red ink to congressional action and noted the 1971 forecast was too optimistic for calendar 1972.
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Nixon peace plan sparks international response and critique
Washington reports Nixon's 12 point peace plan as a serious but negotiable offer. Hanoi calls it a repetition of old proposals while Beijing and Hanoi strategists weigh implications for Indo China talks as Kissinger adds new elements. U S diplomats say the plan tests North Vietnam's stance and aims to move peace negotiations forward.
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World Food Expo Idea Grows in Iowa
Des Moines AP reports a World Food fair concept advances from idea to a developing plan. Rev William Winkelman notes potential for major Iowa contribution to world peace and food production. A World Expo Authority would oversee staging with worldwide participation and bond options under consideration.
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Cambodia Cease-Fire Talks May Allow Khmers Temporary Bases
Diplomatic sources in Phnom Penh indicate Lon Nol’s regime weighs a cease-fire allowing Communist forces temporary sanctuary on the eastern Mekong bank as part of a possible settlement. The plan would see North Vietnamese and Viet Cong withdraw to sparsely populated provinces. observers note risks of international guardianship and a broader withdrawal.
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Jail Added to Fines For Drunk Drivers
Cedar Rapids officials announce new policy adding jail time to fines for drunk driving. Municipal Judge August 7 states judges may impose two to five day jail sentences in addition to fines, with harsher sentences in major cases and possible suspended bail.
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