Rhodesia Expelled From Olympic Movement Over Racial Discrimination
In Lausanne the International Olympic Committee voted 41 to 23 to withdraw recognition of Rhodesia's National Olympic Committee for racial discrimination in sports. An IOC spokesman said recognition could be restored when Rhodesian rules conform to IOC standards.
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Moynihan to lead U.S. at U.N. promises livelier debates
President Ford nominated Harvard professor Daniel Patrick Moynihan, 48, to replace John Scali as chief American delegate to the United Nations. Moynihan warned in a magazine piece that failing to challenge opposing arguments by new nations was a massive failure of American diplomacy.
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Patient Lost On Elevator For 27 Hours Chicago AP
Veterans Administration officials investigate a paralyzed ex Marine left on a hospital elevator for 27 hours at Hines Memorial Veterans Hospital. Erwin A Pawelski admitted April 9 for tests found a blood clot after a fall. surgery set for May 12. VA officials from Washington to assess and recommend procedures, while hospital staff explain Pawelski showed no ill effects and his death was not connected to the incident.
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Kissinger Reassures Allies Amid Cyprus Talks in Ankara
Secretary of State Kissinger moves to calm Cyprus crisis while assuring NATO allies that U S support remains strong despite Indochina reversals. A senior official cited Rome talks and Turkey arms embargo as boosting Kissinger’s leverage ahead of a Brussels NATO summit. He outlined Cyprus issues, including constitutional setup and Turkish Cypriot autonomy, with Kissinger favoring a two-state confederation approach and pressure on Turkey to cede northern territory.
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Surveillance of Pa. game protectors sparks union clash
Four Pennsylvania Game Commission protectors were surveilled for two months to audit time spent on duties. DG Glenn Bowers called the move proper, while AFSCME demanded their dismissal, alleging the monitoring targeted union activity. The watches ran from March 10 to late last week, with supervision by John C. Ross and approval by President E M Rinehart and regional commissioner E J Brooks.
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