Anguilla leader predicts return to independence soon
Ron ald Webster, Anguilla’s political leader, says the Caribbean island will reassert independence and revive its constitution soon. He notes we may reject or accept any proposed Caribbean commission and criticizes British actions since the invasion. He cites ongoing projects and insists a constitutional path remains the goal.
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Death Cells Empty May Remain So in France
PARIS UP I All the death cells in French prisons are empty and President Pompidou plans to keep it that way. He has commuted four men awaiting guillotine since his June election, signaling opposition to capital punishment while avoiding formal abolition. The four killers face parole every five years.
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FAA Proposes Space Zones Around 22 Major Airports
FAA proposes strict terminal control zones over 22 major airports to reduce midair collision risk by removing unknown traffic. Zones would cover hubs including LaGuardia Kennedy Newark O Hare and others. notices will detail equipment and flight rules. Plans include future zones at seven additional FAA radar towers.
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Bonn Urges New Telephone Links
West German postal affairs minister Werner Dollinger proposes boosting cross border telephony with East Germany by adding 100 circuits, restoring direct West East Berlin calls, and linking inter-city dialing to remove operators. Communists resist until Bonn abandons hopes for reunification under a single government.
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Prepared Orange Juice Saves Mothers Time
New York report notes ply-chilted orange juice in glass containers saved U.S. housewives about 22 million hours of leisure last year. It estimates that would have required 280 million quarts of Florida juice if not vacuum packed in glass during the 1908 packing season, per Glass Container Institute figures.
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Clock Believed Napoleon Era Found At Governor's Mansion
A clock valued at 100000 dollars and believed to have belonged to Napoleon I was found wrapped in paper in the basement of Texas governor’s mansion. Mrs. Preston Smith said she found the clock and sent it to the state penitentiary to be cleaned and restored by convict craftsmen.
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