Copyright bill would grant control of Mary Baker Eddy work
Washington lawmakers debated a bill granting exclusive rights to the 1906 work Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy to her trustees. The move would bar other sources from publishing future editions, drawing opposition from Sen. Javits who warned it could stifle dissent and set an unprecedented protection for religious texts.
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East Germany okays wall pact with West Berlin visits
East Germany accepted a compromise to allow West Berliners to visit East Berlin starting next year. A second agreement to remove East German traffic restrictions was to be initialed. Officials said the traffic pact could be signed today.
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Twenty Die In Indian Airlines Air Crash Near Madurai
Indian Airlines said 20 people were killed when an Avro 240 twin prop plane on a Trivandrum to Madras flight crashed in Madurai district about 150 miles northeast of Trivandrum. Eleven survivors were reported, with one in serious condition and at least two others uninjured.
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Cache of dynamite found near Sunland explosion victim
Police discovered about 200 pounds of dynamite in a vacant lot two miles from the site of a fatal blast the night before. Residents were evacuated as bomb squads removed six cases. Investigators suspect an anonymous call led to the cache, left by someone frightened by the prior explosion. Steven D. Hovey, 19, was identified as the blast victim who had talked about explosives.
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Santa Cruz planner resigns at 21 amid criticism
Tom Noble who joined the county planning commission at 17 has resigned amid heavy fire from fellow commissioners. At 21 he cited regret over leaving good colleagues. Chairman Dan Bussey and others faulted his attendance and contributions, noting car, romance, and school problems.
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Sniper surrenders after Wright-Patterson siege
Michael Bomar, 24, discharged from the Army eight months earlier after a nervous breakdown, seized a housing rental office near Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Police did not shoot for four hours as they prepared fear gas. Bomar walked out unarmed and called the situation a real bummer.
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CTA charges teacher attacks in San Francisco schools
In San Francisco the Classroom Teachers Association says more than 1000 teachers and students faced attacks in schools last year. President Lee Dolson accuses the district of a conspiracy of silence and calls on Mayor Alfaro to appoint a commission to study school safety.
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The Baily Review Publication Record Fragment
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helicopters downed in Vietnam fighting near Dambe
In heavy fighting near the Cambodian town of Dambe, allied helicopters were shot down as North and South Vietnamese troops clashed. Two Americans were killed and seven wounded as U S transport helicopters evacuated wounded paratroopers to Saigon.
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U S Move Angers Reds at Peace Talks
Paris report says the U S delegation called off next week's deadlocked Vietnam talks after claiming Communists lack authority to confer. North Vietnamese chief delegate Xuan Thuy and Viet Cong aide Dinh Ba Thi held urgent consultations, Porter offering to meet before Dec 23 if concrete proposals arrive. Indochina war toll tallies at least two million dead across sides.
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Pakistan Army Seen In Dire Straits In East War
US State Department experts say Pakistan’s 70,000 troops in East Pakistan face collapse or a retreat. Indian forces, about 12 divisions, hold Chittagong and the harbor, with air superiority and naval blockade hampering any evacuation. West theatre viewed as bleaker. options for New Delhi include pursuing a broader defeat or forcing a peace, while China is not expected to intervene.
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Gandhi Calls Indira's War Resolve Against Pakistan
Indira Gandhi told about 100000 students that India would not accept the U.N. cease-fire resolution but would fight on until all of Pakistan is freed. She urged victory and said foreign aid would not deter India from driving out occupation forces and aiding Bangladesh. Pakistan accepted the cease-fire and mutual withdrawal while India ignored it.
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