U S says Soviet to free Peace Corpsman Dawson
Moscow plans to release Thomas R. Dawson a 24 year old Peace Corps volunteer held since Sept 11 after border crossing near the Soviet Iranian line. An embassy spokesman said the decision was conveyed by the Soviet Foreign Ministry with no date given. Dawson was teaching in Iran when picked up by border guards at Baku.
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Readiness Report Highlights Army Unit Deployments
The 101st at Fort Campbell Kentucky and the 9th Infantry Division at Fort Riley Kansas remain in full combat readiness or near it. The 9th division trains began in January and should complete its tests and be ready by year end. McNamara ordered 15,000 troops home from Europe to bolster camps and address global needs. Since August about 3,000 more have been moved to Europe to restore authorized strength of 225,000. The in division training continues due to Viet Nam commitments and camp capacity limits.
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Nurses to Run Coronary Care Units Under Plan
Dolbee proposes Standish Hospital train nurses to operate coronary care units with alarms and counter shocks. Standish reports seven deaths in 70 heart attack patients after one year, sparking debate on nurse-led care and potential lawsuits. Dr. Birch supports the pioneering approach as a new model for emergency heart treatment.
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Limitation of Membership Rights in World Body Debated
The text discusses restricting membership rights in the world body by amending the charter to grant equal rights regardless of area or wealth. It notes the need for two-thirds approval in the General Assembly and ratification by two-thirds of member countries, including major powers, with doubt over small nations voting to curtail privileges.
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Botswana and Lesotho Seek UN Membership Amid UN Session
Botswana formerly Bechuanaland and Lesotho as Basutoland plan independence this year and will apply for UN membership within days. Barbados gains independence on November 3 and will join the United Nations soon after. Security Council president Lord Caradon will oversee the process as the member tally rises from 117 to 122 in the current session. Indonesia resumes its membership this week.
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Four Killed As Cargo Plane Crashes
A C- PIL cargo plane crashed into Mt Williamson near George Air Force Base California during a routine training mission killing Maj Elvin O Estes Capt Norman M Gassman Capt Raymond L Miller and S Sgt Roger C Du Charme all Air Force Reserves The crash scattered wreckage over 40 acres A helicopter sent to scout the fires crashed moments after takeoff injuring Robert McCarthy Larry Bulinsky and Gregg Dyer who were treated for shock and bruises at Swan Memorial Hospital in Palmdale.
Inez Density Threat Plains Death Toll Rises
The storm Inez was racing at about 500 miles per hour with 67 known dead in the Dominican Republic and 33 in Guadeloupe. Forecasters said hurricane hunter planes would monitor the system through the night and report on any shift that could push Inez toward the U.S. mainland.
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Unprecedented US Misguided Attacks Trigger Solatium in Vietnam
In a rare wartime action the Defense Department approves solatium payments totaling about 34 per death to families of Vietnamese civilians killed or injured by misdirected U S strikes. Officials say the payments reflect local custom and provide aid to victims while acknowledging the oddity of such compensations in active combat. Eastern battles have already caused numerous civilian deaths and injuries with air, artillery and helicopter misdirections.
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Mass Behind Maddox Boosts Georgia Governor Bid
Old-line Georgia Democrats rally behind Lester Maddox after his Sept runoff victory over Ellis Arnall. The party veterans, including constitutional officers aligned with Herman Talmadge, pledge support signaling potential Democratic unity against Callaway in the November race. The shift reshapes Georgia politics as Maddox positions to oust Sanders and dominate the next four years.
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