European Security Conference Biggest Thing In Helsinki Since Sauna Bath
Helsinki prepares for a historic European security conference with 35 government leaders led by President Ford and Soviet leader Brezhnev arriving. Delegations, journalists, and security staff converge as hotels fill, journalists are dispersed, and officials expect nonbinding agreements on postwar borders and human rights.
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Earliest Western Hemisphere home site found at Meadowcraft Rock
Scientists report 16,000 year old charcoal from Meadowcraft Rock shelter near Avella Pennsylvania as the earliest evidence of human habitation in the Western Hemisphere. Findings support migration from Asia via Bering Strait between 20,000 and 30,000 B.C. and suggest the site was used until European contact.
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University of Pittsburgh
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Smithsonian Institution
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NYC Unions In Frenetic Negotiations On Beame Plan
In New York City union leaders push to agree with city officials and Big MAC directors to revive city finances. If no plan by Tuesday midnight, Mayor Beame will impose a wage freeze, higher fares, spending cuts, and possible City University tuition. Big MAC aims to stabilize bonds worth 1 billion dollars with Chase Manhattan Bank underwriting. Separately in Nashville, guitarist Lester Flatt, 61, was readmitted to St Thomas Hospital after heart surgery and breathing issues, expected to stay five days.
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Papadopoulos admits total responsibility in 1967 coup trial
In Athens the trial of 21 former Greek officers opened with George Papadopoulos declaring he led and bore sole responsibility for the 1967 revolution. He refused a lawyer as defense counsel for 16 defendants withdrew, citing parliament's ruling that the takeover was a coup. The case runs alongside another trial of 24 officers over a separate plot. Authorities posted sharpshooters amid fears of junta sympathizers disrupting proceedings.
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