Waldheim warns big powers against bypassing UN in world crisis
In his first broad policy statement as UN secretary-general Kurt Waldheim asserts the organization's central role and his duty to speak on life or death issues. He rejects the idea of acting without UN approval and stresses moral responsibility amid civilian casualties, amid criticism from Nixon and concerns over Hanoi bombing. He spoke from UN headquarters while visiting Cuina, addressing global leadership and reorganization.
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Wallace resumes physiotherapy at Spain Rehabilitation Center
Gov. George Wallace resumes his physiotherapy program today at Spain Rehabilitation Center in Birmingham after a quiet weekend with his family in Montgomery. He returned Sunday following his weekend at the executive mansion, the first visit since he was shot May 15 in a Maryland shopping center.
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Hawaii brush fire burns out after 694 acres charred
UPI reports a brush fire on the island of Hawaii started by three lava flows burned 694 acres before heavy rain and fog extinguished it. Forest rangers of Volcano National Park traced the blaze to a small eruption in the Poligkeawe Pali area about 30 miles from Hilo, with winds and storms holding it in check. The eruption was not discovered until late last week and the area lies a half hour hike from the nearest road.
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Celeste and Diana Hurricanes Near Hawaii
Celeste and Diana, two Pacific hurricanes, move slowly with 110 mph winds. Celeste lies about 260 miles southeast of Hawaii and should pass south of the islands by Tuesday or Wednesday. A Hawks Field plane measured Celeste’s inner eye to gauge speed and course.
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Brezhnev Declares Imperialism Still Raging in Indochina and Middle East
Soviet leader Brezhnev told delegates in Ulan Bator that imperialist aggression remains in Indochina and the Middle East while claiming communism has scored major gains in the past decade. He urged stronger organization to combat imperialism and colonialism amid ongoing conflicts and racist regimes.
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Four Die In Early Morning House Fire In Philadelphia
Four persons died when a northeast Philadelphia house fire swept through the Collins family home. Aubrey Collins 55 his wife Alfreda 40 their daughter Cindy 6 and Peter Yerko 38 of Levittown were trapped on the second floor. Mary Mraz 52 of Levittown escaped via a basement exit.
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City paid nine defunct nursing homes $173000 in Medicaid
New York City continued Medicaid payments to nine closed nursing homes, some closed four years earlier, totaling 173000. City learned of five closures from a draft audit and later four more, overpaying 425000 with 42000 unrecouped, and recovering 235000 to date.
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Fire Fatalities Reported At Glen Home
A woman in her twenties and four young children died in a Sunday fire at a Glen home. Victims identified include Jennifer Smith four, Joshua two of Jackson, Christopher Brown two and Victoria Bean four, both of Glen. Police said the woman's identity was not immediately known and she was from out of state.
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Arab Girls Sentenced to Life for Airline Hijack
In Israel, a military court sentenced three Arab girls to life imprisonment for taking part in the May hijacking of a Belgian airliner. The three-judge panel rejected mercy pleas and opted for no parole, after deliberating five hours. The defendants claimed they were duped and coerced into participation.
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Ex Senator dies at 57 in Illinois heart attack
Ralph J. Smith former speaker of the Illinois House of Representatives and appointee to the U S Senate seat of the late Everett M. Dirksen died in Alton Sunday night from an apparent heart attack. Smith, 56, was defeated in the 1970 election by Adlai Stevenson III.
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Fires Fueled by Lightning Challenge Western States
Firefighters from many parts of the United States battled numerous wildfires across the West over the weekend. Extreme danger lingered with 15 to 20 mph winds and developing thunderstorms. Nevada Montana Idaho Colorado reported large burns, with 1 500 acre fires near Dillon and along the Salmon River. Air tankers dropped 87 000 gallons of retardant on two sites near Craig, Colorado.
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Unlimited drug supply in New York City
The State Investigation Commission faults police, prosecutors, and judges for lenient narcotics sentences and corruption. It catalogs bungling and agency failures, urges tighter enforcement, and cites a case of a former officer who received a pen sion after resignation. Aissa Tannous, 21, pleads for mercy as she faces sentencing.
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Heavy rain floods Texas town in Scurry County
Deep Creek surged with 12 inch rainfall flooding most of Synder Texas flooding to seven feet in places. One woman was drowned another injured residents fled to the courthouse as roads into the city closed for ten hours. Rain ranged from six to twelve inches across gauges. By nightfall most water had receded.
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Second SALT talks planned in Geneva in October
Washington reports that the United States and Russia will hold the second phase of SALT talks in Geneva likely in October. The Swiss government accepted the joint request to move discussions to Geneva. The first-phase interim missile limits await final U.S. Congress approval as negotiations proceed.
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Three men arrested after shotgun found on flight
Federal agents detained three men aboard Blaster Airlines Flight 585 from Atlanta to Miami after a shotgun and loaded pistol were found in a suitcase in the baggage compartment. The flight was delayed over an hour. Secret Service joined the investigation as the plane headed toward the Chicago GOP convention.
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Doctor Explains Hemorrhoidal Relief With Preparation II
The Prairie Village report shares Mr. Joseph Sutton quoting his doctor on suppositories, noting Preparation II provides prompt temporary relief from pain and itching caused by inflammatory hemorrhoidal tissue. It emphasizes effectiveness and the lack of an alternative doctor-approved formula.
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