U S weighs Soviet role in Pakistan crisis
President Nixon was briefed on events that led to Dacca’s surrender and the new state of East Pakistan. Officials said a Soviet role and a US Moscow summit were under active review as diplomatic channels sought a restraint of India and a path to peace in South Asia. White House aides warned that continued fighting could threaten world peace and future US Soviet relations.
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East Pakistan
Surrender may speed Pakistan peace attempt
UN hopes fade as East Pakistan resists and fighting lingers on West Pakistan. Amid multiple cease fire proposals, Britain France and others push for an immediate cease fire and disengagement with withdrawal. The Awami League, now government in Bangladesh, is central to the political settlement sought by the council.
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Colin Crowe
Britain
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Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
Pope Works To Cool World War Tensions
Vatican sources report Pope Paul VI has taken quiet actions in several countries to promote peace and justice, with Cardinal Cascante noting not all initiatives succeed. The Pontifical Commission on Justice and Peace spoke at a news conference amid World Peace Day observances, criticizing injustices while avoiding specific country names.
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Soviet Union
Cranston presses arms halt over Pakistan aid
UPI reports Senator Alan Cranston urging a halt on sending arms to Pakistan. He warns continued aid could breach laws and lead to a permanent Soviet military presence in South Asia. Cranston argues administration support for Pakistan risks entrenching conflict and drawing the US deeper into the war.
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UPI
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Soviet Navy moves toward Bay of Bengal amid tensions
Times of India reports Soviet Union may land elements of its navy in the Bay of Bengal near East Pakistan. The move is said to respond to a U.S. Seventh Fleet task force in the area. India cites potential serious international tension if the U.S. action continues.
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China warns USSR and India over border tensions
China issued a formal warning to the Soviet Union and India claiming those who play with fire will be consorted with fire. The protest was lodged with New Delhi after Indian armed personnel entered Chinese territory. Observers note echoes of prewar Sino Indian clashes and regional alignments cited by observers.
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Senate votes to end debate on foreign aid
The Senate moved to vote Friday on ending debate the foreign aid bill and related funding. A new clash over aid levels emerged as absenteeism aided a push to cut spending for the coming months. The action caps a week of intense bargaining before adjournment.
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AMA Opposes Barbiturate Controls In Senate Hearing
The American Medical Association urged against tighter controls on barbiturates arguing it would harm patients who rely on them and that abuse stems from street use rather than medical overprescribing. Doctors testifying at the Senate Juvenile Delinquency Subcommittee called for industry voluntary measures or law to curb misuse while noting Nixon had said much of the production leaks to illicit markets.
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Alioto Warned on Imminent Federal Funding Cutoff
Washington reports Secretary of Housing and Urban Development George Romney warned San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto that federal financing for the city’s housing and urban renewal programs could end December 31 unless the city adopts model building codes. San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted to ban cheaper materials like mastics and plastic plumbing, despite HUD urging code adoption.
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Joseph Allele
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Postal money orders to rise to 200 dollars in six cities
The U S Postal Service announced money orders up to 200 dollars will be available starting next month in Boston Cleveland Denver St Louis San Francisco and Jacksonville. Test will involve about 1100 post offices stations branches and contract facilities nationwide.
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Henderson jury told to avoid emotion in My Lai case
In Meade Maryland AP report a military judge instructed jurors to scrupulously avoid emotional reaction as they decide whether Henderson covered up the My Lai massacre. Col Peter Wandolowski noted 106 witnesses over four months of trial, with deliberations to begin after the instructions.
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Food inspection offices closed by consolidation plan
The Agriculture Department will merge eight regional food inspection offices into five units reducing 14 jobs. Displaced workers will be offered new positions. New regional offices for meat and poultry inspection will be in San Francisco Atlanta Dallas Des Moines and Philadelphia, eliminating Chicago Raleigh Minneapolis and Kansas City offices. Des Moines replaces Kansas City as regional HQ with program review and compliance offices to open early 1972.
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Laird accused of poor taste on Capitol floor visit
Washington Democrats accuse Defense Secretary Melvin Laird of poor taste after he appeared on the House floor two days in a row to discuss appropriations matters. Rep. William Minshall, a Republican, defends Laird as there for routine greetings and a haircut, while Waldie says the visit crossed constitutional lines.
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UPI
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