Two Denmark Groups Come Apart at Seams
In Roskilde Denmark a rag war pits the Solidarity Committee Aiding Developing Countries against the Salvation Army. Police report quarrels and occasional fights when both groups arrive at once to collect discarded garments left by residents for overseas aid.
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War Critic Fights To Leave Service
John Maffre Corson, a Marine Corps officer and author of a critical Vietnam book, seeks retirement to publish The Betrayal. Navy Secretary St Ignatius has assigned two lawyers to defend him if needed, and Carson's request to retire was approved for June 30 but he may be kept on active list until pre retirement leave.
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Corson
Washington Post
Pac- Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Alain Enthoven
John L. Zorock
Carson
Wiliam R. Corson
Navy
Legis
Paul St. Ignatius
New York
W. W. Norton & Co
Pacific
Frank E. Garretson
Marine High Command
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Agency For International Development
Aid
William C. West
Moreland
Chevy Chase
Libraries Linked By Teletype In West Virginia Network
A 17 library system in West Virginia began operation to share material across campuses and regional centers. It uses dataphone Teletype lines and TVXa Teletype to handle mostly out of state messages. Member institutions include six WVU and Marshall University libraries plus five regional libraries and five service centers.
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West Virginia University Medical Library
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
TVX
West Virginia University
Marshall University
West Virginia Tech
West Virginia State College
Glenville State College
Concord State College
Weston
Huntington
Spencer
Buckhannon
Moundsville
Keyser
Kanawha County Public Library
Charleston
Wheeling, Weirton
Morgantown
Martinsburg
Nations differ on gun rights in global comparison
A New York Times report notes the United States stands apart in treating gun ownership as a right while many nations regard it as a privilege. It cites Britain France and Germany as stringent. France and Italy require age 21 and police clearances. Spain imposes strict purchase controls. USSR and West Germany use permits and registration. Britain enforces certificates. Japan is not mentioned.
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New York Times Service
New York
Chase
Lbe
Civil Guard
United States
Spain
Ain
France
Belgium
Union
Italy
West Germany
Gaia
Congress
Treasury Department
National Rifle Asso
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