Nonaligned Nations Push Sanctions at Algiers Summit
Algiers hosts the fourth summit of Nonaligned Nations with 76 nations, as leaders including Khadafy and Sihanouk push for sanctions on Israel and urge the United States to end support. The conference aims for a unified nonconfrontational stance toward major powers amid oil and strategic tensions.
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Heat Continues From New York Power Failure
The New England Power Exchange sought aid while the New York State power pool ordered a five percent voltage cut. Consolidated Edison deployed sound trucks in Queens to urge residents to limit AC use. The blackout left about 560,000 homes and businesses without power for hours to days, prompting 1,100 food spoilage claims from residents.
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Hostage drama at Saudi embassy in Paris escalates violence
Six Palestinians reportedly held 13 hostages including embassy staff at the Saudi embassy in Paris. Negotiations were led by Arab diplomats with Prince Abdul Karim Faisal and Ambassadors from Libya Tunisia Egypt. Terrorists identified as Alleah, a splinter Palestinian group, demanded a bus to the airport while police surrounded the building. Hostages feared execution as deadlines moved and shots were heard.
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Nixon says defense cuts would hinder Soviet talks
President Nixon argued for limited troop reductions and nuclear arms limits as a path to peace, warning that deep defense cuts might remove incentives for the Soviet Union to negotiate. He noted Arab-Israeli tensions and rising radicalism abroad while insisting the US is pro peace, not pro Arab or pro Israel. He also defended tax audits and property values, and commented on Libya’s oil moves and Saudi prospects.
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Soviet Dissenters Taken On Display Before Newsmen
Soviet authorities showed two convicted dissenters in a Stalin style display warning they may face trial for criticizing the regime. Sakharov and Solzhenitsyn remained at large as the press campaign intensified, signaling possible prosecutions in a wider crackdown on political criticism.
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Must Doctors' Ethics Change
Bruce Hilton examines ethical problems from the biomedical revolution and cites case histories showing dilemmas faced by scientists and physicians today. He argues most issues did not appear a decade ago, none has easy answers, yet each demands a solution.
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