Nations Sign Pact to Regulate Ocean Dumping
London ninety one nations including the United States reached a new convention to control dumping of wastes at sea. Belgian Ambassador Jean Van Den Bosch signed first at Lancaster House as delegates finalized details after an all-night session. The treaty bans dumping heavy metals like mercury and cadmium and requires ships to be refused navigation if they carry noxious wastes unless a grounds exist to suspect dumping plans.
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Nixon to Work at Camp David to Reset Administration
President Nixon flew to Camp David Maryland to begin plans for a leaner federal bureaucracy and a reshaped executive branch. He returns to Washington after a Key Biscayne visit and will receive a briefing on Vietnam peace talks from General Hig.
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Bizarre hijacking tale after US Cuba Florida flight
Miami reports three nation hijack drama aboard a DC 3 passenger flight. hijackers forced male passengers to remove pants while gravely injuring the copilot and firing at rescuers. FBI sharpshooters failed to halt the escape, ransom demanded, passengers recalled chaotic scenes and FBI gunfire aboard the plane.
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China Readies U N Blast At Soviet Union Proposal
United Nations debate on Soviet calls to ban nuclear weapons, with China opposing use of force and urging a declaration against first use. Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua chaired a Fhintae delegation as the Assembly discussed the resolution and possible joint action.
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Demo Governors May Try Westwood Ouster
Washington AP reports five Democratic governors plan to discuss ousting party chairman Jean Westwood after Nixon’s landslide win. Governor Dale Bumpers denies an ouster plan though privately pressure for her resignation is expected. list of attending governors includes Bumpers Anderson Andell K urts and Askey.
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Talks in Paris Won't Quickly Yield Vietnam Cease Fire
Washington says one more Paris negotiating session will not finish a Vietnam cease fire accord. Press secretary Ziegler cited possible extensions by Hanoi and Saigon with Kissinger, noting further talks and consultations with South Vietnam and possibly North Vietnam. Key sticking point remains North Vietnamese troop withdrawal from the South. Haig reports to Nixon after meetings with Thiệu, with brief stops in Cambodia and South Korea.
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Viet Action Heavily Strikes North Viet Nam Panhandle
In Saigon, U S warplanes pounded the North Viet Nam panhandle in the heaviest weekend air assault. Ground fighting continued as South Vietnamese forces pressed for a peace settlement. President Thieu handled Haig a letter urging defined terms for a withdrawal and demilitarized zone. Kissinger was expected to soon return to Paris for further talks.
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Wiretap debate shadows Blisberg Russo trial
The Supreme Court let the Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo espionage trial proceed without disclosing which defense members were wiretapped, a ruling tied to a disputed foreign intelligence interception. The case, tied to the Pentagon Papers, has seen delays since July 4.
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U.S. reports 210 air attacks over weekend in Vietnam war
The command said there were 210 single plane attacks from Saturday through Sunday, totaling 240 strikes against North Vietnamese positions. It was the highest weekly total of the war, with additional 150 launched in further operations.
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RM Vatays Chuckle Tt. seoming though avery few years the fashion indus
The fragment hints at fashion industry changes over the years and mentions attempts to check something, possibly markets or trends, with unclear names and garbled wording. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
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No Quick End to Controls Seen in Nixon Plan
Washington reports say President Nixon may extend Phase 1 flexible controls beyond April 30 as officials warn against precipitous removal. Commerce Secretary Peterson notes no multimillion dollar decision planned. aims to preserve stability while pursuing a long term free system. Inflation progress cited, with prices still rising in some areas.
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Pied Piper of Tucson Escapes Prison in Arizona Kidnap Plot
Charles Clover awoke to a Zip gun pointed at his face as Charles Schmid the Pied Piper of Tucson, an escaped inmate sentenced to death for multiple 1960s murders, led a kidnapping spree with Raymond Hudgens and another fugitive. They forced Clover and others from Florence to Tucs on, with guards posted for safety as authorities pursue the trio after Schmid’s latest escape.
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