UN Owes Responsibility for Enforcing Policy, Says Official
Officials say the United Nations must back its decisions with force or risk allowing South Africa and Portugal to maintain normal trade with Rhodesia under Ian Smith. Rhodesia declared independence over a year ago after Britain failed to settle the majority rule issue. Rhodesia depends on petroleum fuels, an area where South Africa is anticipated to assist as experts in London assess the situation.
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Space Peace Pact Endorsed By U N Main Committee
The United Nations main Political Committee endorsed by acclamation the first international space peace treaty aimed at peaceful use of space. The pact, drafted by the United States and Soviet Union, bans nuclear weapons on the moon and other celestial bodies and their orbit around Earth. A United Arab Republic amendment for space communications study briefly stalled the vote but the measure moved toward General Assembly approval.
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Israel warns Jordan against Arab troop incursions
Israeli Labor Minister Yigal Allon warned that Israel will not tolerate Arab troop deployments in Jordan or along the West Bank. He said Egypt, Syria or Iraq entering Jordan would breach armistice terms and warned of consequences. The warning comes amid regional tensions as Jordan considers accepting troops from Saudi Arabia and Iraq only in emergencies.
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Civic Center Pact Set For Approval
City officials push to approve an option to acquire Foothill Boulevard site for a new civic center. Western Cities Development Inc and a non profit would fund most parcels, with civic plaza held by city control. Emergency session called to avert jeopardy as board moves to finalize the agreement.
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Christmas Trim Brightens New Huntington Bank Lawn
Christmas decorations trim the seeded lawn at the new Security Bank of Huntington West Virginia, appearing green and spritely despite chilly weather as the bank nears opening.
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State Lottery Proposed in California by Hall
LOS ANGELES UP I Dred Hall former president of the California Republican Assembly and candidate for U S Senator Saturday proposed a state operated lottery to underwrite spiraling costs of government He said he would begin a petition drive to put a constitutional amendment on the ballot at the next general election The plan calls for a state lottery commission to operate and oversee the lottery with proceeds split between a prize fund and a state revenue pool for educational and charitable programs The proposal aims to fund state facilities and organizations while limiting revenue allocations to beneficiaries
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Bugs In Astrobug Doom Space Flight
The Astrobug space missioned craft from Hickama Air Force Base cruised above the Pacific north of Hawaii when a malfunction left the biological laboratory capsule unable to be recovered. NASA said the capsule continued orbit, risking loss of thousands of specimens though some may be salvaged later. The biosatellite, first in a $100 million planned series, aimed to study weightlessness effects on plants and animals and potential cellular changes in long term spaceflight.
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Viet Cong Attacks Amid Saigon Fighting and Bombings
Reports from Saigon and Hanoi recount fresh Viet Cong assaults on government troops in the Mekong Delta and central highlands. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces reply with air strikes, artillery, and ground sweeps, claiming several dozen enemy casualties. In Da Nang and surrounding areas, Marines report three KIA and multiple clashes as Enterprise launches strikes in the Tonkin Gulf region.
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California Implied Consent Law Faces Holiday Test
The new two month old implied consent law in California requires drivers suspected of DUI to submit to tests or have their licenses suspended. CHP and local police report rising refusals during the holiday season with about one percent of drivers suspected of drunkenness refusing tests. Officials say hundreds of refusals have occurred this month across departments including San Leandro, Hayward, and Berkeley.
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Sunday Scripture by Rev. George C. Irvin
A devotional note selects Proverbs 3 5 and 6 urging trust in the Lord with heart and direction of paths. Rev. George C. Irvin pastor Village Baptist Church shares counsel from Proverbs 3 5 and 6.
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