South Africa Moves as Rhodesia Sanctions Debate Grows
At the United Nations the Security Council debates total oil and economic sanctions against Rhodesia. African leaders press Britain to back mandatory penalties while warning South Africa must participate. Barbados joins the UN as its 122nd member.
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United Nations, N.Y
South Africa
U.N. Security Council
Rhodesia
Britain
George Brown
Council
Tan Smith
Brown
Smith
Zambia
Porugal
Gire
Diallo Telli
Organization of African Unity
Cairo
Mozambique
U.N
General Assembly
Barbados
West Indies
Unusual Circular Lebanon High School Planned
Lebanon City plans a new three building high school designed by Lacy Atherton Davis. Each circular structure centers on library gym or auditorium and houses classrooms offices and specialized rooms. The plan also converts the current high school to a junior high and rehabillitates several elementary schools.
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High School For
Lebanon
Desig
Lacy, Atherton & Davis
Wilkes-Barre
Harrisburg
Ubrary
Ourvey
Lacy, Atherton and Davis
Court Bans Chrysler Auto Rule On Minimum Sales
Federal judge in Chicago ruled Chrysler Corp minimum sales quotas for dealers unfair and coercive and issued an injunction against terminating a franchise for not meeting the level. The decision could affect other automakers with similar franchise agreements, as Madsen Motor Sales Inc. faced loss of its Wheaton franchise. The judge found the quota arbitrary and not clearly part of the franchise, noting Chrysler aimed to open a larger Wheaton outlet.
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Chicago
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Hubert L.will
Madsen Motor Sales Inc
Wheaton
Madsen
Will
British Scientist Dies After Seasickness Inquest
Gerald Rogers 41 a senior scientific officer aboard HMS Wakeful died during one day of duty. The coroner ruled natural causes and medical testimony said seasickness caused a ruptured gullet as the direct fatal factor with a 1919 American case noted by the surgeon.
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Portsmouth
England
Gerald Rogers
Rogers
America
Henry Black
Viet Cong Attacks and U S Air Strikes Reported in Vietnam
Reports detail a third Viet Cong attack on the Long Binh ammunition dump within two months, a training center assault near Baria north of Saigon, and a separate ambush northwest of Saigon. U S and South Vietnamese forces conducted air strikes and ground responses with multiple sorties and casualties reported. In Somerset Pennsylvania a crash near Route 601 killed James F. Lape and left Dennis Bezydek critically injured.
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U.S
Long Binh
Baria
Saigon
Pleiku City
Hue
South China Sea
South Viet Nam
Somerset
Somerset County
James F. Lape
Jerome
Dennis Bezydek
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Teckane
Ana
Trie
Elmview Jersey Dairy
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FBI
Londoa
The
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Warren Beatsy
Susanne York
KaLeidoscore
Sgerghwn Kastner
Rarc Oni
Techanicolo
Jamesway
Clymer Lumber Company
Clymer, New York
Marines
Barney's Firestone
Santa Claus
Milkkman
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