Prince Charles to Leave Royal Navy in December
ROSYTH Scotland Prince Charles heir to the British throne and Bronington mine sweeper captain says he will leave the navy on December 15 after five years of service He cites other duties and wishes not to stay confined to naval life The 27 year old prince will oversee next year’s jubilee for Queen Elizabeth II marking 25 years on the throne He notes rocky moments including seasickness on the Bronington and describes the ship as having a shallow draught and a tendency to roll.
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Wedding fee sparks talk over control and voices
Dear Abby column outlines that when the couple’s in laws pay for the wedding joint negotiation helps prevent ill will. The note emphasizes both sets of parents should be consulted to share decisions about guest lists and venue.
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New F-16 Fighter To Get Nuclear Capability
The defense department plans to arm the new F-16 with nuclear capability to reassure European allies of U S commitment to tactical nuclear warfighting in Europe. Officials note the F-4 will be retired, creating a gap in delivering atomic weapons, and the F-16 will be modified to carry bombs despite a smaller payload.
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Phoenix Missile Recovered From North Atlantic Waters
A five man nuclear submarine and divers recovered the 13 foot Phoenix missile lost off Scotland on Sept 14. The missile attached to the F 14 Tomcat was found in 1900 feet of water with light damage and may be usable. two prior attempts to lift the plane failed due to rough seas.
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Smith Plans Return to Rhodesia Talks Slow in Geneva
Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith said he would return to Salisbury on Wednesday if talks in Geneva fail to pick up pace. Rhodesian sources said a smaller white delegation would stay led by Pieter van der Byl and Mark Partridge, with Smith ready to rejoin if needed. Ndabaningi Sithole condemned slow progress as British chair Ivor Richard struggled to unite delegates amid rising violence.
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First Arab League Troops Arrive Near Beirut
Arab League spokesmen said Lebanon's 12 day cease fire was largely holding as the first new contingents of a 30 000 man peace keeping force would arrive within 48 hours. The joint force, led by President Elias Sarkis, includes Syrian Saudi Sudanese and Libyan troops with about 10 000 Syrians ready to join.
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Pope asks Polish cardinal to stay in office
Pope Paul VI asked Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski to remain head of Poland’s Roman Catholics after the cardinal offered his resignation at 75. The Holy Father decided he should continue as archbishop of Warsaw, per retirement guidelines. Also noted is the 1788 adjournment of the American Continental Congress.
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